BALLISTIC KNOWLEDGE FOR SECURITY PROFESSIONALS
Today’s Security professionals are seeking knowledge to stay ahead of a whole myriad of security threats, mass shootings, protests and riots, drive by shootings and terrorist attacks.
This program provides insights on UL-752 guidelines and the history of the firearms that are in the UL specs. There is also an overview of today’s materials and technologies that provide ballistic resistance, including some futuristic material. This level of knowledge can assist a security professional mitigate risks for the clients and property they serve, in a diverse range of markets. Creative footnotes and insights make this technical topic an interesting learning experience.
Description:
This course provides insights on UL-752 guidelines and the history behind the development of the firearms utilized. It also provides an overview of today’s materials and technologies that provide ballistic resistance. Creative footnotes and insights make this technical topic an interesting learning experience.
Learning Objectives:
- Know the ballistic criteria within UL752 guidelines.
- Gain insights on ballistic material
- Gain knowledge on the history of, and current knowledge of today’s most widely used firearms.
Program Format and Length:
The program is presented in open forum lecture format using a PowerPoint and several short videos as a visual aid. Program can be 1-2 hrs in length, depending on questions and interaction.
Accreditation:
This course is approved as an ASIS International Preferred CPE Provider. All CPE credits will be registered with ASIS International and certificate of attendance sent to the attendees.
This Course is presented by Amos Glick, manager of Bullistic Barriers LLC. He has provided education for the AIA, ASID, and LACES communities, and has garnered excellent feedback form participants. His 20+ years of experience allows for in-depth knowledge and expert insight in an ever changing world.
Presentation location:
Course will be presented at a location central for attendees and in a manner acceptable by current COVID-19 guidelines. It may also be provided as a Webinar, if requested.
Attendees:
There is no limit to attendees.