{"id":12472,"date":"2021-10-06T10:44:53","date_gmt":"2021-10-06T07:44:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.cmcfinland.fi\/?p=12472"},"modified":"2021-10-08T08:20:23","modified_gmt":"2021-10-08T05:20:23","slug":"hostile-environment-awareness-training-heat-dl-10-10","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cmcfinland.fi\/sv\/hostile-environment-awareness-training-heat-dl-10-10\/","title":{"rendered":"Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT) (DL 10.10.)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Course description<\/h2>\n

HEAT is\u00a0an intensive course<\/span>\u00a0aimed at training professionals\u00a0to deal effectively with high-risk and emergency situations in hostile environments<\/span>. The completion of HEAT is a prerequisite for any mission with the risk rating \u2018high\u2019 or \u2018critical\u2019. These missions currently include e.g. Central African Republic, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Niger, Somalia and South Sudan. However, HEAT training is valuable in any civilian crisis management operation. If you intend to apply\u00a0only<\/span>\u00a0for low or medium risk missions or Secretariat positions only, you do not need to complete the HEAT course.<\/p>\n

The course has been\u00a0certified by Europe\u2019s New Training Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management (ENTRi),\u00a0which proofs that the Course is coherent with the minimum standards requested by ENTRi\/European Union (EU). Through the certification process, ENTRi aimed at ensuring harmonisation of training standards among training providers working on civilian crisis management.<\/p>\n

Time<\/h2>\n

4.-8.11.2021 in Tampere\/ J\u00e4mij\u00e4rvi, Finland<\/p>\n

Aim<\/h2>\n

The training is expected to improve participants\u2019 understanding of the minimum behavioural field requirements when working as a team member of an international field operation irrespective of their national or professional background.<\/p>\n

The overall objectives of the course are:
\n(1) to improve participants\u2019 knowledge of multiple threats present in hostile field environments and of ways and means of dealing with them in an effective manner; and
\n(2) to rehearse and practice safety and security procedures according to specific threats.<\/p>\n

Target audience<\/h2>\n

The target group for this training is mission staff selected for or recently deployed to low\/ middle\/ high\/ critical risk missions. The participants have preferably attended at least a general introductory course on civilian crisis management operations, or gained relevant experience in international field operations. Military, police and civilians looking to work or travel in hostile environments are also encouraged to apply.<\/p>\n

Participation fee<\/h2>\n