Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Employee Training Course (AWR-921)

Description

The Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Employee Training Course teaches participants how to recognize suspicious purchasing behaviors in a retail setting that might indicate bomb-making activity and what to do when a suspicious incident occurs. Download a printer-friendly fact sheet for the Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Employee Training Course below.

Additional Details

Training Audience

Beauty supply stores, home improvement stores, online retailers, pool supply retailers, and other retailers.

Course Length

35 minutes

Course Documents

AWR-921 Fact Sheet (PDF, 2.63 MB )

Prerequisites

None

Contact

For more information and to take any of the computer-based training courses, visit Counter-IED Training on TRIPwire or the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute (EMI).

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