Terrorist Activity Recognition and Reaction

Length: 6 hours Train-the-Trainer; 4 hours Direct Delivery

Audience:
Transit employees who have direct contact with the public

Description:
In today’s environment, a transit employee’s role in system security is critical to safeguarding the safety and security of his/her agency, its employees, and the public. As terrorist threats loom, routine security responsibilities for transit agency employees need to include monitoring activities around the work area while performing their primary job duties. This monitoring includes watching for things that are out-of-the-ordinary and identifying suspicious activities and objects.

The goals of the course are to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to:

• Explain the importance of identifying and reporting pre-attack terrorist activity
• Recognize the difference between normal, suspicious, and dangerous activity
• Define their role in recognizing and reacting to suspicious activity
• Describe their immediate actions when confronted with dangerous activity

Fee:
Tuition shall be waived for federal, state and local government employees who work in transportation or related areas.

Fee for contractors and consultants: $0.00

Telephone:  (732) 932-1700
Email:  safety@nti.rutgers.edu
 

All Workplace Safety and Security courses are available for hosting. If your agency is interested in hosting a course, please download the host form, fill it out, and email it to safety@nti.rutgers.edu or fax the form to 732.932.1707.

Available Course Sections: 

To be determined, contact course manager for more information.

 

All training is held in accessible facilities.  Please advise NTI a minimum of three weeks in advance if you require any special arrangements or materials.

NTI reserves the right to limit participation from any one agency