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Field Training                                         Firearms for

            Officer Supervisor                                     Female Officers

            (Web-based)














                                                                Who Should Attend
                                                                Any female offi cer interested in becoming more profi cient
                                                                with their service fi rearm while learning concepts of
                                                                ergonomics as it affects fi rearms training and learning the
                                                                fundamentals of shooting.
                                          LIMIT 4 STUDENTS
                                          PER DEPARTMENT.       Course Goal
        Who Should Attend                                       To provide the information and skills necessary to effectively
        Criminal justice supervisors tasked with the responsibility of   and effi ciently utilize the service weapons and support
        supervising their agency’s fi eld training program.      equipment.

        Course Goal                                             Course Objectives
        To provide knowledge and skills needed to effectively   The student will be able to:
        supervise a fi eld training program.
                                                                ➤ Defi ne Sight Alignment and Sight Picture.
        Course Objectives                                       ➤ Demonstrate the proper method to draw and fi re a
        The student will be able to:                                handgun.
        ➤ Recognize civil liability issues for FTO programs.    ➤ Demonstrate a proper one-hand and two-hand grip with
        ➤ Effectively supervise and manage a fi eld training         a handgun.
            program.                                            ➤ Demonstrate the proper method to mount a rifl e and
        ➤ Properly select new fi eld training offi cers.              shotgun.
        ➤ Utilize proper evaluation and documentation procedures.   ➤ Demonstrate the proper method to deal with a
        ➤ Identify trainee learning preferences and teaching        malfunction.
            strategies.                                         ➤ Demonstrate one-hand (Injured Offi cer) manipulation
        ➤ Recognize and recommend remedial training strategies.     and fi ring of each duty weapon.

        Methodologies                                           Methodologies
        This is a web-based course that employs self-guided learning   This course employs lecture, discussion, demonstrations and
        utilizing on-line lectures, PowerPoint presentations, testing,   practical exercises.
        and written exercises.
                                                                Course Requirement
        Course Requirements                                     Attendance is required for all class and range sessions.
        Students should be familiar with Microsoft Word and
        PowerPoint software applications. A student must begin   Special Concerns
        course work within three days of the course start date. In   Students should bring comfortable and practical clothing for
        order to satisfactorily complete this course, the student   outdoor training, rain protective clothing, service handgun,
        must participate in all class discussions and activities and   rifl e, shotgun, duty belt and holster, ballistic vest, cleaning
        must obtain a minimum score of 75% on a written test to   equipment, fl ashlight, 400 rounds of handgun ammunition,
        be administered on-line at the conclusion of the course.   100 rounds of rifl e ammunition, and 25 rounds of bird
        One-hundred percent of required course activity must be   shot. Hearing protection, eye protection and billed cap are
        completed within twenty days of the course start date.    required for all range activities.

        Course Coordinator                  Length of  Course   Course Coordinator                  Length of  Course
        Richard Baric                                20 hours   Alex Cobb                         Three days (24 hours)

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