- Executive Protection
(C.P.S)
Security Specialist
(C.S.S.)
The Executive Protection program is an integrated academic and practical training curriculum consisting of the 450 hours in Distance Education and a 15-Day (150 hour) Resident Training in executive protection, dignitary and personal protection and celebrity security.
The Security Specialist Program combines the core programs of High Risk, Executive Protection and Protective Intelligence & Investigation. It affords the student the flexibility to design a course of instruction that is organized specifically to the student's needs.
- PSD Protective Operations
CQB ShootingESI offers a PSD Protective Operations Program consisting of nine Distance Education Courses and a 15-Day Resident Training. This program follows federal agency protocols of Personal Security Details (PSD) in high risk environments and incorporates the experience of operators who work in combat zones of Iraq, Afghanistan and Bosnia.
The course will focus on Protective Operations in High Risk Areas, Principal Briefings, Surveillance Detection and Countermeasures, Formations while working the Principal, Response to Assault on Principal (AOP), Explosives Recognition and Improvised Roadside Bomb Attacks.
- Protection & Intelligence Residency Programs
The Residency Programs are a series of integrated academic and practical courses that are offered in three Modules: 28-Day Executive Protection, 28-Day PSD Protective Operations and 18-Day Protective Intelligence.
Each Module is approved and regulated for a Certificate of Completion by the Colorado Department of Higher Education and ESI’s performance Identification Credential for the C.P.S, C.S.O.P.S. and C.P.I.S.
- Shooting Courses
Driving Courses
ESI offers a series of basic and tactical shooting courses for close protection, personal self-defense and high speed Close Quarter Battle classes as stand-alone courses.
All Tactical shooting Blocks require passage of the Basic level course in order to qualify to enroll in advanced shooting.
The Protection Driving Course is designed and taught by Tony Scotti’s Vehicle Dynamics Institute in partnership with ESI. The three day course will emphasize security driver’ s mission objectives and if needed, how to defend against an assault on the client’s vehicle and escape the Kill Zone.
- ESI Alumni Association
After nearly 30 years of training professionals in Executive Protection and Intelligence, a large number of ESI graduates have formed their own security companies and built impressive careers as protection specialists.
The ESI Alumni Association continues the work of education and networking for the next generation of graduates. The Alumni organizes annual training seminars and operates a large global Network for posting of jobs and security industry partnerships.
- Anti-Kidnapping /
Anti-SecuestroESI-Mexico offers an Anti-Kidnapping / Anti-Secuestro Protection & Intelligence Program it's a custom designed curriculum taught in Spanish throughout Mexico and Latin America.
The Anti-Kidnapping staff is an international group of ESI's renown American, Mexican and Colombian intelligence officers who have incomparable experience dealing with terrorist and mercenary attacks on private and public families.
Unlike the Programs offered in the U.S., the Spanish language training is not Open Enrollment to individuals. ESI's Program is offered exclusively to corporate and governmental agencies by contractual agreement after consultation with the needs of the client.
EXECUTIVE SECURITY INTERNATIONAL
INTELLIGENCE BASED PROTECTION TRAINING
PSD Protective Operations CQB Shooting
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Certified PSD Protection SpecialistESI is approved by the Colorado Office of Veterans Education and Training “The film clip was produced and edited by Dead Reckoning Entertainment, and the still photographs were taken by Shin Tanaka, of Gunner DVD and Hideo Sasagawa, a photo journalist from Japan.”
ESI offers a PSD Protective Operations Course that parallels our world renowned Executive Protection Program designed for corporate and personal protection. The PSD Program can be taken as a full-time 28-Day Residency or a combination of Distance Ed and 15-Day Resident Training. The program meets all the requirements of State Department's Presidential Security Detail (PSD) Protocols, and goes beyond these minimum standards to meet the changing tactics of Jihadis who attack convoys, protection details and their principals daily. Defensive procedures must adapt to the ever-changing tactics of a determined and intelligent enemy. ESI's PSD Protective Operations Course is taught by a staff that is competent and profoundly rooted in the operational side of high threat arenas. (Staff Resumes) For information on student financing GO TO: STUDENT FINANCE PLANS
Chief Training Consultants for PSD Protective Operations.
Madison Webb is a retired veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the CEO of Executive Solutions Inc. Serving over 24 years in the Marine Corps, Madison started his career in Twenty-Nine Palms and would serve in such places as Guam, Okinawa and Quantánamo Bay, Cuba. He has attended the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center, Navy/USMC Intelligence School, Washington State Tactical Officers Association SWAT Training Course and is a certified Explosive Entry Technician, Close Quarter Battle Instructor and an USMC Small Arms Weapons Instructor.
Glen Boodry is a 1992 graduate of ESI and has over 23 years of combined military, law enforcement and federal antiterrorism and counterterrorism experience. Glen has spent the last eight years as a Team Leader and training supervisor for the US Department of State’s Antiterrorism Assistance (ATA) Program – Mobile Antiterrorism Training Team (MATT-T) and is currently providing security oversight for a joint DoD/DOE – Special Access Program (SAP). Glen was an original member of the US Department of State’s Presidential Protective Security Detail (PSD) for the President of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai where he served as a Shift Leader (SL), sniper team leader, and member of the Primary Ring of Security (PRS).
Bruce developed and taught ESI's first responder medical course to resident students for several years. In 1994 Bruce was invited to Mexico to provide medical training for protection specialists assigned to protect provincial governors and wealthy industrialists. He is also a lifetime martial artist, accomplished in several martial art disciplines. Bruce is an active and successful competitor and coach in submission grappling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu events, including winning gold medals at the 2002 Pan American Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competition. He is a student of longtime Carlson Gracie black belt, Julio Fernandez.
BATTLEFIELD TACTICAL FIRST RESPONDER This course prepares combat zone contractors, EMT’s, Paramedics, Nurses and physicians to operate in the austere, hostile world of tactical operations whether it be convoy under assault in the Third World or a Forced Entry in an inner city.
The Tactical First Responder course is designed for YOU to take control and responsibility in the absence of a medic on scene. The course is best suited for law enforcement officers, security contractors and other health care providers. The concepts and techniques taught at ESI are the most current methods practiced in the military and is often referred to by other names, including Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), Law Enforcement Life Saver, Save Yourself. Save Your Partner, Self-Aid, Buddy-Aid, Combat Life Saver, and First Responder, etc. The Tactical First Responder student will be trained and possess the confidence to demonstrate the skills necessary to save a life while under enemy fire. In addition, the student will be tested on their understanding of non-emergency wounds, self-treatment techniques for burns, heat related illnesses and musculoskeletal injuries. The course incorporates lectures, discussions, hands-on skill stations, and individual instructor feedback. The course is built around realistic field training that culminates is high speed, stress induced, tactical drills and a Field Training Exercise (FTX). Upon successful completion of the training and demonstration of mastery of the skills, each student will receive a certificate of completion in addition to their First Responder, CPR-AED Certification.
BATTLEFIELD FIRST RESPONDER COURSE OUTLINE:
SWAT TACTICAL FIRST RESPONDER ESI’s SWAT tactical medicine program is a challenging, dynamic course of instruction that prepares EMTs, Paramedics, RNs, PAs or physicians to operate as tactical medical backup to SWAT Team forced entry operations. The course uses lectures, skill labs, reality based scenario role playing evolutions and field training exercises to prepare the EMS provider to operate in the tactical environment. Students will not only learn state of the art tactical field medicine, but they will be introduced to basic tactical team movement and tactics. These skills will be reinforced with integrative Force on Force scenarios, seamlessly combining tactical medicine and tactical operations. SWAT Tactical Response Course Outline:
COMBATIVES A three time Gold Medal winner in International Brazilian Grappling, Phillippine and Koran fighting arts, Bruce Carleton has evolved a simplified CQC system for non-martial artists, SWAT Teams, SERE and special military units. It is a form of Stand-Up Grappling designed to blitz the opponent, suddenly and violently. This course combines elements of Stand Up Grappling, Jujitsu and Kick Boxing. This approach is infinitely flexible in that the operator can insert weapons (blunt, edged, firearm) into the control positions...while the same tactics apply to ALL the operators, the individual pieces can be mixed and matched. For example termination can be in the form of a neck break, a rear naked choke, a spinal compression, blunt trauma, etc. It could be that the operator initiated empty hand, then accesses a blade or firearm from the primary control point to terminate the threat. Same holds true for restraint or incapacitation. The above blends seamlessly with STAB which is an extreme close quarter/last resort empty hand response to an all out blade assault...same tactics, same control strategy, same responses from the bad guy, same finishes (including access to firearms, blades, etc.). If follows the same 3x3x3 Rule. Therefore it is easy to assimilate to the students on top of their empty hand tactics. It is not fancy, nor is it meant to be comprehensive...covering every possible method of attack/defense. It is meant to provide a generic approach to close quarter assault survival that is flexible and a template to build from or add to if the operator wishes to. It is easy to learn, easy to teach, easy to use and works very well with resistance.
IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVES
This course consists of a careful collection of documents from government agencies and private sources that analyze a wide variety of terrorist deployment of improvised explosive devices. ATF documents the application of VBIEDs and IEDs by Al Qaeda worldwide, their targets of attack and the means of delivery. The course discusses the wide spread use of shaped charges and land mines by Al Qaeda and Insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan that account for more than 50% of American troop fatalities. The course covers the use of suicide bombers, their motivations, recruitment and sacrificial suicide.
PROTECTIVE OPERATIONS
The PSD Protective Operations course is focused on the basic concepts and building blocks of Protective Operations in a Combat Zone. Emphasis of training is live action exercises and team operations. The course will cover the following:
The course will begin with an overview of the requirements, duties and responsibilities of a Protection Agent in High Risk environments, including a summary of State Department Protocols for Presidential Security Details (PSD). From the understanding of the operational procedures of enemy tactics, the principles of protection simultaneously evolve and remain constant. Universal protective principles of Cover & Evacuate, Advances, Threat Assessment and Surveillance Detection are taught as constants, but adapting to the tactics of terrorists and the changing needs of the principal. Students learn the importance of route selection, accurate intelligence and analysis. Emphasis is placed is on methods and strategy to prevent attacks on the Principal or the Team. However, the student will become proficient in the skills necessary to defend against organized assaults, Attacks on Principal (AOP) Drills, Cover and Evacuation and apply AOP Drills in simulated urban ranges. Lessons include:
ADVANCES AND SITE SURVEYS This component of the training addresses the art of conducting Protective Advances for single-agent and multi-agent details. Pre-Departure Preparations, Site Surveys, Reports and Presentations will be discussed and demonstrated. Students will perform Advances in live urban environment, and learn how the entire protective mission relies on the thoroughness of the Advance, accurate intelligence and pro-active measures. Beginning with the Principles of Protection, the course covers a wide range of activities and operational skills required on a Protection Detail. Students learn via lecture and discussion, then reinforced learning via a series of practical exercises. Lessons include:
TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE & COUNTER SURVEILLANCE Technological advances have broadened the Protective Agents' capability to effectively use Security Equipment in support of the protective mission. Instruction is provided in a format that allows the student to obtain a basic understanding of how the technical hardware operates, and where each system can be best employed during Protective Operations. Conducting a proper explosives search of buildings, areas and vehicles is thoroughly demonstrated. Lessons include:
CLOSE QUARTER BATTLE SHOOTING
The Protective Operations Shooting course is organized into two sections: 3-Day Basic CQB Carbine and Handgun and the 4-Day CQB Tactical Carbine and Handgun Protective Operations. 3-DAYS CQB BASIC CARBINE & HANDGUN The 3-Day Basic CQB course gives the student the basic shooting skills necessary to qualify with a carbine and handgun. The student must be a Level 1 graduate of ESI EP Shooting Course, recent Military or current Law Enforcement service. The course will cover the following:
At the end of the Basic CQB course there is qualification evaluation for primary & secondary weapons and tactics evaluations. The student must pass the qualification test and staff personal evaluation to qualify to enter the Tactical CQB course. If the student fails to pass the minimum shooting qualifications and staff evaluation, he will be awarded a Certificate of Completion. The student will have the option of returning for remedial training or terminate the Program. 4-DAYS CQB TACTICAL CARBINE & HANDGUN
The 4-Day CQB Tactical Carbine & Handgun course builds on the basics and quickly moves on to higher skill sets. This course will stress the critical importance of immediate and aggressive reaction to assaults or ambushes. Teams will perform Immediate Action Drills (IAD) repeatedly until a coherent response of each team member can be predicted in actual convoy ambushes or protective formations. Once the student is able to demonstrate safe and accurate carbine fire in the basic building blocks of the Course of Fire, the student will advance towards tactical maneuvers in Vehicle Convoys, Assaults on Formations and Assault of Principle, Multiple Threat Response and tactical awareness skills. The IAD drills will focus on reaction to 360 degrees of assault, shooting positions, clearing of the weapon stoppages, re-engagement, accuracy under stress and movement. Students who complete academic and practical components of the PSD Protective Operations Program will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and an ESI PSD Protective Operations Credential. The Tactical Shooting course includes:
*Students without recent military or law enforcement experience (within the last three years) will be required to complete ESI’s 5-Day Executive Protection Handgun Course with an 80% or better as well as Pass the 3-Day Basic CQB Carbine & Handgun course in order to participate in the Tactical Carbine & Handgun class.
MOTORCADE AMBUSH RESPONSE
This final block of instruction is a simulated terrorist assault on convoy with pyrotechniques. Student teams are expected to respond to the assault and protect assets. The course will stress firing from moving vehicle, target engagement and response to convoy ambush.
OVERALL PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONStudents are evaluated in each skill area taught, using a variety of techniques, including practical application exercises and written examinations. These include:
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Pete Dordal, a 1984 ESI Graduate and former Marine Scout Sniper Instructor, is the principal advisor and consultant to ESI on PSD Protective Operations Program. Garda World, the Consulting and Investigation / Global Risks Group of Garda World Security Corporation, one of the most trusted consulting, investigation and security firms in the world, recently appointed Peter Dordal the Managing Director of International Security Operations for Garda World. In his position, he is responsible for the delivery of security services to a variety of government and commercial clients in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Madison Webb, an ESI Graduate and senior instructor for PSD Protective Operations and Carbine Operations for Protective Details. Madison served in Iraq on numerous direct actions, resulting in the capture of Al Qaeda cells and weapon stashes.
His experience encompasses deep reconnaissance, direct action, counter terrorism, hostage rescue, executive protection, workplace violence prevention, surveillance /counter-surveillance and intelligence collection.
David Dick has been called upon to serve in such venues as hurricanes, bombings, terrorist attacks, hostage takings in addition to locating missing children, adults and runaways. Both Ranger and David are continually requested at catastrophic locations to provide a sense of security and hope such as in Haiti. David has provided executive paramedic protective services and K9 detail to a variety of VIP's and visiting Royalty. He has experience working with a variety of Federal Agencies, Government Dignataries and Military Units. His expertise arises from preparing and training tactical paramedics and K9 handlers in dangerous and possible life treatening situations. He continues to teach with ESI as a field expert in tactical medicine. His medical qualifications include NREMT-P, A-EMCA, CCEMT-P, Tactical Paramedic Instructor, W-EMT, PHTLS, ABLS, ACLS, and AMLS. David’s multi-disciplinary TacSAR qualifications include Wilderness Survival Instructor; Advanced Tracking; SARTech; Rig Rescue Operator; Advanced Diver; Swift Water Rescue Tech; SERT; NRA Distinguished Expert, and Spec Ops Protection (High Risk Protection Specialized). His academic qulifications include advanced degrees in multi-sensory learning.
Bruce Carleton is a career paramedic/firefighter with the Portland, Maine Fire Department. He has provided EMS for busy urban EMS systems for over 22 years and has a wealth of hands on experience dealing with pre-hospital trauma care. Additionally he is a Tactical Medic with the Portland Police Department's SWAT team, and is an accomplished firearms instructor. He is a noted instructor in EMS, and has taught various EMS topics throughout the country.
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