Our wide range of courses is backed by industry expertise and our passion for helping public safety workers find modern safety solutions.
This 32-hour course prepares participants to establish or enhance a UAS program and sit for their FAA Part 107 remote pilot exam. Includes state-specific drone regulations and chart reading.
In this two-day 16 hour course, students will learn crucial components of executing successful drone/UAS search and rescue missions in various environments and participate in practical scenarios.
This 16-hour course is designed for piloting during tactical operations while preparing them to confidently fly in confined GPS denied environments.
This comprehensive 24-hour course equips pilots with hands-on training in the deployment of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) for investigative operations, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions. Participants will gain essential skills in effectively using UAS technology for various public safety applications, including monitoring large public gatherings, ensuring dignitary protection, and conducting narcotics investigations.
This 16-hour course covers basic drone mapping, uses (critical infrastructure, schools, outdoor venues, crash reconstruction, etc.), techniques, available software, and implementation for public safety.
This 16-hour course is comprised of opertaional planning insights and hands-on scenarios with tactical teams in mind. Pre-planning to include mapping, overwatch, structure entrance and clearing and more. Scenarios improve operational gaps between pilots and operators. Use of sims and breaching tools encouraged.
This 16-hour course teaches pilots how to combine UAS and Team Awareness Kit (TAK) commanders, drone operators, and ground teams how to quickly and securely work from a single common operating picture. Participants will gain hands-on knowledge of UAS integration through UAS Tool and non-TAK integrated software platforms. Ideal for large event management.
This 8-hour course discusses the requirements, benefits, and hurdles of establishing a "DFR" proogram for your agency. Topics include: legalities, considerations, options, and resources to be considered.
This 8-hour course discusses how drones are becoming a viable threat to public safety in the hands of nefarious pilots. The course equips students with pertinent knowledge to address threats by identifying at-risk sectors, as well as technologies capable of tracking, assessing, and responding to ill-intended UAS activity.
This 16-hour course is designed for public safety dive teams considering utilizing ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) during aquatic operations.
