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www.ctosnnsa.org CTOS–Center for Radiological/Nuclear Training 877.WMD.CTOS (877.963.2867) 22 PREVENTION Course Objectives PRD Course (PER-243 1 ) is one-day course trains the Primary Screener to perform a preliminary radiological assessment with a personal radiation detector (PRD). Skills taught include operating a PRD to detect radiation, locate a source, measure radiation levels, assess the threat status of a situation, categorize threats and adjudicate alarms. PS/BB Course (PER-246 2 ) Like the Primary Screener/PRD course, this one-day course focuses on the duties of the primary screener, however it uses human- portable radiation detector systems (backpacks). SS/RIID Course (PER-245 3 ) Secondary Screeners must perform radiological assessments with radio-isotope identification devices 1, 2, 3 Stand alone course when delivered PRNDOS Preventive Radiological/Nuclear Detection On-Site Program Component Suite of Courses 1) PER-243 Primary Screener/Personal Radiation Detector (PRD) Course 2) PER-245 Secondary Screener/Radiation Isotope Identifier Device Course (SS/RIID) 3) PER-246 Primary Screener Backpack Basic Course (PS/BB) » ese classes are offered as a full-week training program at the Nevada National Security Site. e classes are offered for students from jurisdictions unable to meet the minimum class size required to justify a mobile training team. » Students enrolled in this program are required to attend all three courses. (RIIDs). is two-day course trains participants to operate RIIDs to detect radiation, locate the source and measure the radiation level, identify radioactive isotopes, assess the threat status of a situation, adjudicate the alarms by categorizing threats, performing reachback, and resolving alarms. Target Audience/Discipline Law Enforcement, Fire Service, Hazardous Materials, Private Sector/ Corporate Security and Safety Professionals, Search and Rescue, Transportation Security Eligibility It is the responsibility of the jurisdiction to select course participants. Min/Max Enrollment: 16–18 Hours: 28 hours (4 days) CEUs: N/A Format: RESIDENT DHS Course #: (1) PER-243, (2) PER-246, (3) PER-245 Prerequisites: AWR-140/AWR-140-W Introduction to Radiological/Nuclear WMD Operations Other Prerequisites: Applicants should be law enforce- ment and public safety officers from jurisdictions that currently own or are scheduled to receive instru- ments used for detection and identi- fication of radiological materials. Instruments used for detection and identification of radiological materials taught in this course–CTOS/NNSA Note: Refer to the individual course descriptions for each course listed below.

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Course Objectives

• PRD Course (PER-2431)This one-day course trains thePrimary Screener to performa preliminary radiologicalassessment with a personalradiation detector (PRD). Skillstaught include operating a PRD todetect radiation, locate a source,measure radiation levels, assessthe threat status of a situation,categorize threats and adjudicatealarms.

• PS/BB Course (PER-2462)Like the Primary Screener/PRDcourse, this one-day course focuseson the duties of the primaryscreener, however it uses human-portable radiation detector systems(backpacks).

• SS/RIID Course (PER-2453)Secondary Screeners must performradiological assessments withradio-isotope identification devices1, 2, 3 Stand alone course when delivered

PRNDOS

Preventive Radiological/Nuclear Detection On-Site Program Component Suite of Courses

1) PER-243Primary Screener/Personal Radiation Detector (PRD) Course

2) PER-245Secondary Screener/Radiation Isotope Identifier Device Course

(SS/RIID)

3) PER-246Primary Screener Backpack Basic Course (PS/BB)

» These classes are offered as a full-week training program at theNevada National Security Site. The classes are offered for studentsfrom jurisdictions unable to meet the minimum class size requiredto justify a mobile training team.

» Students enrolled in this program are required to attend all threecourses.

(RIIDs). This two-day course trains participants to operate RIIDs to detect radiation, locate the source and measure the radiation level, identify radioactive isotopes, assess the threat status of a situation, adjudicate the alarms by categorizing threats, performing reachback, and resolving alarms.

Target Audience/Discipline

Law Enforcement, Fire Service, Hazardous Materials, Private Sector/Corporate Security and Safety Professionals, Search and Rescue, Transportation Security

Eligibility

It is the responsibility of the jurisdiction to select course participants.

Min/Max Enrollment: 16–18

Hours: 28 hours (4 days)

CEUs: N/A

Format: RESIDENT

DHS Course #: (1) PER-243, (2) PER-246, (3) PER-245

Prerequisites:

AWR-140/AWR-140-W Introduction to Radiological/Nuclear WMD Operations

Other Prerequisites:

Applicants should be law enforce-ment and public safety officers from jurisdictions that currently own or are scheduled to receive instru-ments used for detection and identi-fication of radiological materials.

Instruments used for detection and identification of radiological materials taught in this course–CTOS/NNSA

Note: Refer to the individual course descriptions for each course listed below.

www.ctosnnsa.org CTOS–Center for Radiological/Nuclear Training 877.WMD.CTOS (877.963.2867)23

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Location

Nevada National Security Site

Cost

All training and course materials are provided at no cost to eligible participants.

Compliance

This course complies with ANSI N42.37-2006, “American National Standard for Training Requirements for Homeland Security Purposes Using Radiation Detector Instrumentation for Interdiction and Prevention.”

Enrollment Information

In order to attend a training class delivered by one of the FEMA/NPD training partners, a request must be submitted to the designated U.S. Department of Homeland Security training point of contact. For a Training Coordinator in your area, please call 877.963.2867 or email [email protected].

Participants search for illicit materials during an exercise using live radioactive sources at the Nevada National Security Site–CTOS/NNSA