Physical Security Training Workshops - 2010
Course Schedule

Best Practices Training for Government &
Government Contractors

For details... www.GovernmentTrainingInc.net
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Do you have your Integrated Physical Security
Handbook yet? Now in its third printing.
For details, ASIS review and detailed Table
of Contents, go to
www.PhysicalSecurityHandbook.com
<http://www.PhysicalSecurityHandbook.com>

All courses are eligible for 2 for 1 pricing.
Two people may attend for the price of one or
one person may register for two courses and
pay for one.

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Workplace Violence

A Five Step Process to Address and Manage
Potentially Violent Situations in the
Workplace (Includes a special section on
workplace bullying)

Wash. DC Jun 16-17 | Nov 17-18
San Diego May 26-27 | Nov 3-4
Atlanta Jul 21-22
Chicago Sep 22-23
Boston Oct 20-21

Although it will take years to compile a
statistical picture of the impact of today’s
recession on workplace violence, fears of
escalation in this era of scarcity are
mounting. The government reports 7000
occupational homicides occurred from 1997-
2007 while the US experienced an economic
upswing. The current surge of workplace
violence occurring since September 2008
threatens to make these statistics pale in
comparison. A June 2009 survey of 456
individuals taken by the Workplace Bullying
Institute reveals that 28% of respondents say
workplace bullying is on the rise in their
organization.

Employee reprimands, layoffs, downsizing,
intimidating supervisors, terminations,
reactions to workplace stress, lack of
personal resources, and working with others
who are push a personal agenda can propel
otherwise rational employees over the edge.
Come and learn from intense real world case
studies about incidents of violence that have
occurred in Federal agencies over the past
few years. The time to be proactive is now.
more...
http://www.governmenttraininginc.com/Workplac
e-Violence-102309.asp
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ce-Violence-102309.asp>

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CARVER Vulnerability Assessment
Including a live field vulnerability
assessment conducted by the students

Washington, D.C. March 23-26 | June
14-17 | Sept 20-23

The Nation’s Critical Infrastructures face a
myriad of physical and technical threats.
These threats, whether natural, man-made,
accidental or intentional, each carry a
certain level of risk that could compromise
national security, public safety, and the
economy. The first step in securing Critical
Infrastructures is the performance of a full
spectrum Risk and Vulnerability Assessment
(RVA). An RVA is an assessment of an
organization’s critical assets and the
consequence of their degradation, their
vulnerability to exploitation, and the nature
and likelihood of specific threats. The
successful execution of an RVA requires
highly skilled, knowledgeable, and trained
personnel.

During the CARVER Methodology - Target
Analysis and Vulnerability Assessment
workshop, you will learn how to plan and
conduct a vulnerability assessment using
CARVER. more...
http://governmenttraininginc.com/CARVER-
Vulnerability-Assessment-120609.asp
<http://governmenttraininginc.com/CARVER-
Vulnerability-Assessment-120609.asp>

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Introduction to Home Grown Explosives
What they are - How they are made - Tell tale
signs of manufacturing

Washington, D.C. June 3-4 | Sept 2-3

Kids, Terrorists, Organized Crime, Radical
Anti-Government movement now have access to
powerful explosive weapons that can cause
national shock and death on a grand scale.
This two-day course is designed to instruct
federal, state, local security managers on
all aspects of the threat, tell-tale signs of
explosives production and response. More...
http://governmenttraininginc.com/Home-Grown-
Explosives-121709.asp
<http://governmenttraininginc.com/Home-Grown-
Explosives-121709.asp>

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Improvised Explosive Devices

Preparing First Responders, Facility Security
& Emergency Managers to Deter, Detect, Assess
& Defend Against IEDs

Washington, D.C June 2-3 | Sept 9-10

As Al Qaeda, internal dissidents or other
terror organizations movement expands beyond
Middle East, it becomes more and more likely
that we will, as US citizens, see an increase
in the deployment and detonation of
Improvised Explosive Devices (IED’s) in the
United States. This course will prepare first
responders and emergency managers to deter,
detect, assess, and defend against Improvised
Explosive Devices within U.S. territory.

This course will take real world lessons-
learned and apply them to state and local
government and federal civil agency realities
and needs. Take-away’s provided the students
will give them a framework to be used as they
apply the lessons-learned from this course at
their home assignment (government or
corporate). More...
http://governmenttraininginc.com/Improvised-
Explosive-Devices-120609.asp
<http://governmenttraininginc.com/Improvised-
Explosive-Devices-120609.asp>

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Before you sign up for training, you may wish
to compare offerings. Here is the Government
Training Inc. difference…

* Seating – We offer fully ergonomic
seating.
* Customer Satisfaction Policy –
Training Industry leading 100% refund if not
satisfied.
* Modern training facilities with
modern technology. TV with National News and
national newspapers at breaks, Starbucks
coffee.
* Premier level instructors with proven
training performance
* Most training meets DAU, FAI
standards and are eligible for Continuous
Learning Points (CLPs) toward DAWIA, FAC-C
and FAC-P/PM requirements.
* Ability to review instructor bio and
experience prior to registering
* Interaction with instructor prior to
course presentation to assure that your
special needs and goals will be addressed.
* Take away's that reinforce your
training and enable application of the course
content upon return to duty station.

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Have a Large Staff to Train? Can't Make These
Dates? Tight Travel Budget?

Government Training can provide training,
wherever and whenever you need, including on-
site at your facility. Our staff will cost-
effectively implement training customized to
your needs. If you have group of attendees
(usually 15 or more), we can bring this
course to you and help save you time, travel
costs, and more!

To request a proposal and schedule training,
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