IN ORDER TO KEEP TRACK OF EACH PERSON ATTENDING THE CONFERENCE, EACH TRACK MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY USING A CREDIT CARD OR PAYPAL. IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN FIVE ATTENDEES FROM ONE AGENCY/TEAM, PLEASE CONTACT REGISTRATION@RMTTA.COM PRIOR TO REGISTERING TO OBTAIN THE GROUP RATE.
Casualty and Care
Open to All first responders
Course Title: Basic TEMS / Rescue Task Force – Casualty Care
Course Dates: May 13th, 2020, 0800-1700 (Academic Classroom / Skills session)
May 14th ,2020, 0800-1700 (Academic Classroom / Practical Field Day)
Course Location: RMTTA Tactical Conference, Martensen elementary in Wheat Ridge Colorado
Course Description:
Day 1- Classroom portion of Tactical Combat Casualty Care standards, Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care Phase, Skills with tourniquets, wound packing, Chest Seals and Airways.
Day 2- Half day Blast injuries, Active Shooter Medical Concepts and Triage, Staging and ICS discussion pertaining to working with local emergency responders and half day of off-site movements with active shooter scenarios
Required Course Equipment:
1) SWAT or Duty uniform
2) Leather Gloves
3) Appropriate clothing for any weather
4) Medical Gear or pack currently carried, all medical training equipment will be provided during the course
5) Camelback or min. one-liter water bottle
6) Eye and Ear protection
Incident command May 14th and 15th
***This class is still being worked out
NTOA instructors
Armored Vehicle Operation 3 day
Learn the in and outs of your armored vehicle from certified and experienced operators from Los Angels county SWAT.
This is a three day course.....Tuesday May 12th through Thursday May 14th.
You don't have to have an armored vehicle, though it is highly recommended.
Night vision
Night vision is very flexible in that it can work in a lot of different environments—indoors and outdoors, cityscape, woodland scape, etc., says Jake Saul, international business development manager with Night Vision Devices (NVD). “You get to see a clear image of the surroundings in green hew or black and white hew. But it also allows you to have the ability for facial recognition. You can see clearly what people are wearing or holding or what they are doing.”
The two day NVG Operators Course was written and developed combing the best practices and lessons learned from the Law Enforcement tactical world and U.S. Military Special Operations units. The Operators course is the "ground school" for Tactical use of night vision devices. We take a crawl, walk, run approach for building a solid foundation of understanding and competency in NV work. We teach a systematic approach to equipment selection, application, limitations, and operational considerations through classroom discussions, practical exercises, live fire range drills, and scenario based exercises using marking rounds. This course has been adopted as the only NVG training course offered by the National Tactical Officers Association.
Topics Covered:
· Equipment selection
· Operation of equipment
· IR laser use, zeroing and safety
· Use of supplemental IR light
· Team communications
· Thermal device capabilities
· Team movement
· Operational considerations
· Threat assessment and engagement
· NVG weapon qualifications
· Team training program
· Legal issues
· NVG & IR laser policies
Gas / Less lethal Certification
Certification in gas and less lethal projectile's, to include noise diversionary devices
Instructed by Longmont master instructors
Patrol - SWAT Handgun and Rifle Thursday - Friday
This two-day Rifle/Pistol course will redefine the firearms rules and give tactical officers a new way to looking at a flat range. Day 1, is focusing on “Task v. Priorities” and “Spatial Awareness” outside what is normally done on the flat range. Day 2, we are going to “push forward” and take the normal range shooter and put them into the realities and complications of working in and around tactical teams. This course will have some physical events and all shooters will be shooting from various positions. Ensure you are wearing appropriate clothing for moving and being on the ground.
This course will require each shooter to have;
· 1000 rounds rifle and 500 rounds handgun
· At least 3 magazines for each weapon
· Tactical belt, plate carrier and helmet for movements
· Bring all other necessary range gear you will need (ears/eyes/cleaning stuff….)
Instructor: R. Gonzales, is a current SWAT member in Colorado where he teaches firearms and CQB for both his team and other local units. He has been in LE for 12 years and spent 16 year in military with 10 years in Special Operations as a Special Forces Medic and conducted multiple deployments overseas. He has been through some of the military’s most advanced shooting and CQB courses and brings those skills to a law enforcement application.
Co-Instructor: V, a retired military Special Operations member who has over 20 years of experience in CQB and shooting and multiple combat rotations on direct action teams.
VIP -Dignitary protection
Full
time Aurora SWAT officers, with years of cumulative experience in SWAT and/or
military special operations. They bring training and field experience in
dignitary protection operations in the Denver metro area and overseas. Because
Buckley Air Force Base receives the bulk of elected political leaders, lends to
the instructor’s experience base and relationships with our federal partners.
Course
overview:
Participants
will be exposed to 20 hours of classroom and field training concerning
motorcade travel. Vehicle based and static counter assault tactics. Disabled
motorcade vehicle extractions while maneuvering on threats. Delivering
dignitaries or other protected persons from the motorcade to a structure and
back to the motorcade. Expectations and responsibilities of SWAT counter
assault teams (CAT) working in protection details initiated by the US Secret
Service or other federal entity.
Principles
of this training are applicable to state or local officials needing security
escorts due to intelligence driven concerns or credible threats to their
safety. For example: Judges, prosecutors, congresspersons, senators or
high-profile personalities.
Participants
will receive a basic understanding of CAT, dignitary (protectee) and motorcade
operations and how best to integrate it into their own team.
Equipment
list:
Vehicles
(Actual agency vehicles allows for students to work out exfil/well gunner
position challenges of their own fleet)
- SUV’s
without prisoner cages are best
- SUV’s
without equipment boxes or removable boxes are best
- SUV’s
without computer mounts in/on/near the center console are best
SWAT
kit (whatever is normally worn by each agency)
- Plate
carrier/vest
- Helmet
- Eye
protection
- Gloves
- Rifle
(made safe at training site-or blue rifle)
- Gun
belt
- Red/blue
pistol if possible
- Utility
uniform
- Water/fluids
and snacks
Tactical Canine Limited to 10 Spots or teams (Tuesday May 12 - Wednesday May13th)
Westminster Police and Longmont Police will be instructing this two day course focusing on handler and canine partnerships with bite work, searching (human, item and drugs) as well as incorporation firearms. Gas, flash bangs and attic work!
Equipment list and locations will be out prior to the start. This will only be held
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Long gun fundamentals
Mile high shooting will be hosting a 2 day course at the Green mill range with shots up to 200 yards. Hornady Ballistics to include a gelatin shot.
Tuesday the 12th and Wednesday the 13th
Patrol - SWAT Handgun ONLY Tuesday and Wednesday
This course is intended for the patrol to advanced operators. Handgun techniques will be presented for two solid days
Come ready to train
Instructed by LAPD SWAT
Equipment and rounds to come later
Patrol - SWAT Carbine ONLY Thursday and Friday
This course is intended for the patrol to advanced operators. Rifle techniques will be presented for two solid days
Come ready to train
Equipment list and ammo requirements to follow
Instructors from SPI international
Applied Urban Sniper
Applied Urban Sniper™ challenges the historical applications of a SWAT Sniper by applying a pragmatic approach to the role of modern-day snipers in law enforcement operations. This class challenges participants to think outside the box and explore how to expand the utilization of snipers in SWAT operations. Applied Urban Sniper™ is an accelerated class focusing on hasty deployments, overt/covert operations, UC/CI overwatch, and vehicle hides/operations. The class will also examine duty round performance on vehicle glass from overwatch positions. Students will work drills in a solo capacity as well as in two-person teams.