Training Services
We offer a wide field of training programs. We are also very capable of custom designing training programs to fit the needs of your organization. The following list illustrates some of the courses we can provide. Contact us to schedule your training, or to have us design and present a custom program for your organization.
Lifting Latent Prints- a 16 hour program for senior patrol officers and general assignment investigators
Post Blast Investigations- offered as a 16 hour introductory class or a 40 hour in-depth program on the specifics of this important skill.
Explosives Recognition and Handling for the Canine Handler- offered as an 8 hour program designed to introduce the bomb dog handler to explosives, safe storage and handling, and legal and regulatory considerations, or as a 16 hour program designed to include field evolutions to provide a dramatic demonstration of explosive potential to the handlers.
Bomb Incident Management- an 8 hour program dealing with the gamut of bomb incidents, from threats through post blast recovery
Firearms Evidence and Shooting Reconstruction- a 16 hour program taking the officer or investigator from firearms basics through evidence recovery, laboratory services, and shooting reconstruction.
Crime Scenes and the Criminal Justice System for Fire-Rescue and Emergency Medical Responders- an 8 hour program examining the public safety responder’s role with evidence, reporting, and the courts
Crime Scene Technician: Basic Training in Criminalistics- a 40 hour program providing a background to the individual entering the field of crime scene investigations
Basics of Evidence for the Nursing Professional- an 8 hour program introducing the nurse to the recognition, collection, and preservation of evidence
Hazardous Materials Technician Training for the Law Enforcement Officer- a 40 hour program designed for law enforcement professionals, such as crime scene investigators, bomb technicians, and narcotics investigators, who may be called upon to work in a haz-mat situation and must meet the requirements of OSHA 29CFR1910.120
