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Personal Field Security Training - Face-to-Face 3-day Course

Personal Field Security Training - Face-to-Face 3-day Course
This Personal Field Security Training for individuals working in the aid sector developed by OSC has a simple main goal: developing a set of tools for the participants to prepare effectively for the management of their personal security in their working environment. Audience: This training is suitable for every Humanitarian worker in the field.

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Other Solutions Consulting assists NGOs, public bodies, donors and philanthropic companies with security risk management services.

Criteria

Learning Objectives

This training specifically intend to provide:

• Awareness of the practical realities of managing personal security abroad in the frame of aid operations. • Knowledge of basic tools for managing personal security abroad in the frame of aid operations. • Skills for managing personal security abroad in the frame of aid operations.

These 3 components are used under the acronym AKS.

Training components

Our programme has four mutually reinforcing components:

• Theoretical sessions, aimed at consolidating methods (pre-departure checklist, do's and don'ts in violent situations, etc.);

• Practical sessions, aimed at training in basic practices (first aid/trauma, radio protocols, etc.);

• Simulations, which aim to crystallize the use of the above-mentioned methods and practices in a tangible framework;

• Validation and feedback sessions (debriefings and key takeaways).

Different types of pedagogical tools and resources can be associated with these components.

Topics addressed:

• Personal security

• Preparation of the mission

• First Aid/Trauma

• Communications (GSM, satellite phone, radio)

• Threats when traveling in vehicles

• Orientation

• Personal risk assessment

• Incident reporting

• Hibernation, Evacuation, Relocation

• Sexual aggression

• Weapons in the field

• Hostage situation and kidnapping

• Dealing with aggressive behavior

• Mines, UXO, IED

• Security in premises

Criteria

Active participation is attested by the Training team on the following basis:

• Active engagement through questions and comments or lessons learned from own experience

• Personal commitment, as evidenced by sharing lessons learned from own experience and/or participating candidly during simulations' debriefings.

• Answers to quiz at the end of theoretical sessions, designed to prompt self-awareness about one's progress.

The badge holder has also demonstrated progress through the simulations in all three key course objectives:

• Awareness of key issues (preparedness, specificity of contexts, personal responsibility, interpersonal aspects), as evidenced through the various exercises, simulations and debriefings, and as evaluated by OSC's Training team;

• Knowledge of key documents and principles (personal security, security strategies, security policy, security plans), as evidenced by the participant's growing reference to them during the program;

• Understanding of basic skills (orientation, dealing with aggressive behavior) as evidenced during simulations and debriefings.

How to join this training

You can book online via our website https://othersolutions.net/

Alignments

Core Humanitarian Competency Framework

https://www.chsalliance.org/what-we-do/chcf

The Core Humanitarian Competency Framework (CHCF) was developed by CHS Alliance. It aims to provide humanitarian and development workers with the right skills and behaviors and provide a useful reference point for a generic competency framework in the humanitarian sector.