Personal Field Security Training (PFST) in Nairobi, JULY
Training/Workshop from Other Solutions about Protection and Human Rights and Safety and Security held in Kenya; from 12 Jul 2021 to 12 Jul 2021; registration until 05 Jul 2021
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Training/Workshop from Other Solutions about Protection and Human Rights and Safety and Security held in Kenya; from 12 Jul 2021 to 12 Jul 2021; registration until 05 Jul 2021
Awareness of practical realities Knowledge of basic tools Know-how through the acquisition of skills, to manage their personal security abroad in the context of aid operations. These 3 components are used under the international acronym AKS (Awareness, Knowledge, Skills). Components of the training: To achieve these objectives, the training consists of four mutually reinforcing components: Theoretical sessions, aimed at consolidating methods (pre-departure checklist, do's and don'ts in violent situations, etc.); Practical sessions, aimed at training in essential basic practices (first aid...
Training/Workshop from Other Solutions about Protection and Human Rights and Safety and Security held in Kenya; from 01 Nov 2021 to 01 Nov 2021; registration until 25 Oct 2021
Awareness of practical realities Knowledge of basic tools Know-how through the acquisition of skills, to manage their personal security abroad in the context of aid operations. These 3 components are used under the international acronym AKS (Awareness, Knowledge, Skills). Components of the training: To achieve these objectives, the training consists of four mutually reinforcing components: Theoretical sessions, aimed at consolidating methods (pre-departure checklist, do's and don'ts in violent situations, etc.); Practical sessions, aimed at training in essential basic practices (first aid...
A 9-1-1 caller frantically told the dispatcher a 9-year-old child had been seriously injured in a traffic accident. The dispatcher paused and took a deep breath, thinking for a moment about his own school-age children. The ambulance crew responded to the scene, which had been witnessed by a dozen frightened bystanders, including children and parents. Quickly moving the child into the ambulance, the paramedics initiated a Code 3 transport to the hospital. Before the end of the day, the department chaplain had been notified of the call twice—once by the duty supervisor, who recognized the pot...