SWISS+TECH Bodygard® series of tools enable you to break out side window glass in an instant, slash through inoperable seat belts easily without the danger of getting cut, flash an emergency signal for help, set off a piercing audio alarm, and even light the way with a bright white LED flashlight. These are all quick and easy to do in an emergency with this handy tool. These tools also have a reputation for quality and have a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Control Risks is recruiting for 2 positions in its Crisis & Security Consulting practice in Colombia. Both are full time, permanent, roles.
The basics are as follows:
-Military, private security or law enforcement background
-At least 3 years´ experience living and working in Latin America
-Bilingual spoken/written Spanish
-Comfortable working in challenging operating environments
-Prepared to travel extensively
-Competitive compensation package
All candidates will be required to pass an extensive background check and vetting process.
CVs via inbox please. Thanks.
As a courtesy to our Alumni, we will be offering our investigative services* at ‘no-profit’ rates in order to enable effective information gathering and intelligence development to those with limited resources. No results = no fee.
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Contact us for more information on other services: Surveillance, Due Diligence, Business Intelligence, Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures, Consulting, Safe Rooms, Expert Witness.
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Via Art Dorst, 20+ Security Professional from New Jersey.
“LaSorsa & Associates Individual Protective Agent’s Kit (IPAK) Review
I recently assisted Joe LaSorsa in teaching his 7 Day Executive Protection Agents course. The course is broken down into three components: Three days of Executive Protection, one day of CPR/AED, First Aid and trauma medical response basics, and three days of security driver training. I had seen his posts about the IPAK on line but had not had the chance to see one in person.
During the course I had the chance to check one out and see how it fit into the trauma medical portion of the class. My medical background includes 19 years as a NJ Certified EMT. Combat Life Saver Course graduate (Back in the 90’s when it was developed.), and almost 15 years as an American Red Cross Emergency Medical Responder Instructor. Back when I was in the National Guard an IFAK consisted of one battle dressing as opposed to today’s much more advanced IFAKs carried by military personnel. As a police officer we usually didn’t carry anything more than band aids unless you were a member of the EMT Unit (that is where I became and EMT). I recall watching the North Hollywood Bank robbery shoot out and seeing the LAPD officer wounded and trapped behind vehicles with no medical gear. That was an “oh shit” moment and at my next Guard drill I got a few extra battle dressings and kept them with me. That was considered high speed back then.
Back to the IPAK . There are many good IFAKs out there on the market but for those of us work low profile executive protection and security jobs they are too big and obvious for most clients liking for us to be carrying around on our person. The IPAK bridges that gap between a full blown IFAK and a band aid in your pocket. It fits into a Smart phone case and doesn’t attract any attention to itself.
The contents include the following (List taken from the LaSorsa & Associates website.):
Kit Contents:
1 x Covert Case with Belt Clip
1 x Nitrile Exam Gloves (1 pr. Latex Free)
1 x SWAT-T® (Stretch, Wrap and Tuck Tourniquet)
1 x QuikClot® Clotting Sponge
1 x Gauze Pad 5″x9″
2 x Antiseptic Wipes
Dimensions:
Packaged Size: 5.5″ L x 2″ W x 3″ H
Weight: 6 oz
With the recent terrorist attacks and active shooter incidents one thing that is clear is that emergency medical services (EMS) are going to be delayed getting to the victims due to the nature of the incidents. In most areas EMS will not enter the hot zone until it has be declared secure by law enforcement depending on the size and scope of the incident this could be hours. Therefore it will fall upon the victims and or their security providers to start lifesaving actions as soon as possible. That is where the IPAK comes into play the main ingredient in the kit is the SWAT-T tourniquet. It can be used as a tourniquet for extremity wounds or as a compression bandage on other wounds. I‘m not going to go into the how’s to do this, as opposed to saying that you can (Seek training for a full understanding.). When using the SWAT–T in conjunction with the other items you have a kit that will buy you or a victim time that would not be available without them. This is not the end all be all of kits but what it does is provide the basics to buy time in a critical situation when carrying a larger kit is not an option. This is a great option for anyone looking for a low profile trauma medical option that requires minimal training.”
Art Dorst, EMT,
Security Professional
Drafting documents can be tricky, time consuming and expensive. However, there is no reason to re-invent the wheel. As we try to facilitate our graduates in their endeavors, attached below are the typically inquired about forms and documents.
As a recovering 12-stepper when it comes to gear, I am extremely particular and demanding as to what I want from a product. I expect functionality, practicality and durability. Of course, much of that depends on the products application in whatever task and environment you are operating within.
30 New openings in OR, MA, AZ, CA, MO, CO, DE, DC, NJ, NY, FL, VA, TX, and more.
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62 New Career opportunities in CA, CO, DC, NJ, NY, FL, MA, OH, GA, VA, TX, and more.
This post is unrestricted – New job postings are typically restricted to Alumni for the first week in order to grant them early access to the listings – Some posts may be removed if applied to by an Alumni.
I, among many others that I know, carry small guns for concealability and other factors. These small guns are difficult to shoot and this video explains it pretty well.
The Individual Protective Agent’s Kit and Ankle-IPAK with a hemostatic bleeding control dressing & SWAT-T® multi-function trauma device is designed to assist in controlling massive hemorrhaging at the point of wounding to bridge the gap until advanced care can be provided. Designed with consideration of the average task, threat and environment of executive, VIP & celebrity protection agents, this compact and durable kit allows protective operations specialists to keep an immediately accessible trauma kit on their person where it is needed most without the tactical look or excessive size of a full kit.