Our Courses

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.

This 16-hour course is designed for piloting during tactical operations while preparing them to confidently fly in confined GPS denied environments.

This 16-hour course is designed for public safety dive teams considering utilizing ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) during aquatic operations.

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.

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 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 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 key topics to consider when conducting drone monitoring operations during large events. Topics include neccesary equipment, pre-planning and safety, cUAS considerations, multi-agency operations etc.

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.