The most comprehensive specialist training in Haiti. An intensive 112-hour program designed to produce elite protection specialists capable of operating in high-threat environments.
The ATTS Close Protection Operative Program is a multi-disciplinary tactical and strategic training course. It bridges the gap between traditional security and specialized intelligence-led protective operations.
Our methodology combines rigorous theoretical frameworks with intensive practical scenarios conducted in realistic urban environments in Haiti. Graduates are equipped with the skills needed for VIP protection, escorting principals in high-risk zones, and managing complex security details.
A deep dive into the 12 critical units of instruction.
Haitian and international legal frameworks. ISO 18788 and UN Security guidelines. Use-of-force limitations and legal liability. Professional conduct and ethics.
Gang activity & political unrest mapping in Haiti. Kidnapping and robbery risk identification. Threat matrix development and mitigation planning.
Basics of HUMINT collection and verification. Interview and debriefing techniques. Source handling and ethical considerations for field ops.
Using open-source intelligence from social media for operational awareness. Identifying threats and patterns via public digital footprints.
Site and route reconnaissance. Primary & alternate route planning. Identification of safe havens and urban extraction points in Haiti.
Execution of foot and vehicle formations. Embus/debus protocols. Crowd and traffic management. Threat reaction drills and principal extraction.
Recognizing pre-attack indicators. Defensive positioning and break-contact techniques. Emergency coordination with local authorities (PNH).
Implementing operational security. Site security assessments, access control, and perimeter management. Standard operating procedures (SOPs).
De-escalation techniques (verbal and non-verbal). Use-of-force continuum. Incident documentation and client interaction protocols.
Immediate medical assistance. Basic Life Support (BLS) and bleeding control. Stabilization and evacuation of casualties under threat.
Radio communication etiquette and procedures. Operational logs and incident report writing. Structured debriefing sessions.
Realistic, comprehensive scenario: threat assessment, advance work, secure movement, incident response, and final debriefing.
Join our next cohort in Port-au-Prince. Limited spots available for the 112-hour intensive program.
