Who Should Attend?
The course is aimed at Control Room Supervisors or Operational / Event planners, but is not restricted to people in these roles. Forces who have staff they wish to perform this role are invited to send them.
Course / Module entry requirements
There are no specific requirements, but delegates should already have some knowledge of their own Airwave setup including, types of handheld and vehicle terminals used, Force Control Room configuration and equipment used. (ICCS manufacturer)
No. of courses being run
Approximately every two months.
Dates and Venues
TBC
Course / Module duration
Four (4) days: Classroom based, followed by one (1) update day every six (6) months. (Minimum attendance of one per twelve month period)
Methods of delivery
Classroom based delivery supported by delegate notes and delegate participation in problem solving scenarios.
Assessment process / accreditation details
Continuous assessment with knowledge check and individual competency scenario test on the final day which will be recorded for accuracy of assessment. Delegates are required to show continuous professional development following the course or be subject to reassessment after twelve months.
Certification
In order to successfully complete the course a delegate must undertake the classroom phase, and be considered capable of giving advice at the stage of forward planning only, or fully at the time of an ongoing incident. Later update days will take into account evidence of professional development, and will allow for retesting and further certification of delegates where appropriate.
Additional Information
Courses are held only at NPIA sites. They are not designed to be force specific. No more than three (3) delegates per force / organisation should be nominated to attend any one particular course.
For bookings and enquiries, please contact
Tel: +44 (0)24 7682 6150.
Email:
sharon.harby@npia.pnn.police.uk
Cost to HO Forces
Course & accommodation costs on request
Cost to non HO Forces
Course & accommodation costs on request
Overview
The course develops delegates to the point where they have the confidence to provide advice, at the time of planning evants or during incidents, regarding Airwave use and consideration of national recommendations.
Aims
To equip individuals with the knowledge to provide reliable and consistent advice regarding the use of Airwave at the time of planning events, and when there are communication issues during ongoing incidents.
Objectives
At the end of the course delegates will be able to;
