This intensive, 40 hour course will provide the student with the knowledge and ability to effectively use and instruct others in the use of patrol rifles such as the M-16/AR-15 family. It is specifically structured for law enforcement personnel who are assigned (or will be assigned) responsibility for instructing and maintaining a Department’s patrol rifle program. A comprehensive manual will be provided to each student.
California POST Plan IV approved, Control # 1076-21640-07001.
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  Less Lethal Munitions Instructor

This two day comprehensive course will develop students as agency instructors in the use of less lethal munitions. Topics of instruction include liability concerns, basic types of less lethal munitions and launching systems, kinetic energy basics, physiological aspects, significant deployment factors, tactical considerations, deployment guidelines and other related topics. Students will be required to demonstrate the ability to instruct others within a classroom setting. Students will also have to pass a written test as well as demonstrate proficiency with their assigned less lethal launchers.
California POST Plan II approved. Control # 1076-30985-07001.
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  Tactical Weapons Operator

This intensive, 32-hour course will provide the student with the knowledge and ability to effectively use these weapons for both patrol & tactical applications. It is specifically structured for law enforcement personnel who are assigned (or will be assigned) responsibility for proper use of weapons such as the H&K MP-5, UMP-45 or Colt AR-15/M-16. A comprehensive manual will be provided to each student. This course complies with PC 12020 (b)(1) requirements for “Short Barreled Rifles” and meets POST’s perishable skills requirements for tactical firearms”.
California POST Plan IV approved, Control # 1076-32075-07001.
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   Diversionary Device Instructor

This two day comprehensive course will develop students as agency instructors in the use of diversionary devices. It is only open to tactical team personnel designated by their agency as diversionary device instructors. Topics of instruction include history & physics of diversionary devices, types of devices, general characteristics, effects on the human body, pre-deployment concerns, criteria for use, proper deployment techniques, tactical considerations, liability concerns, rendering safe, reloading, documentation, instructional techniques and other related topics. Students will be required to prepare a short lesson plan and demonstrate the ability to instruct others within a classroom setting. Students will also have to pass a written test as well as demonstrate proficiency with their agency’s approved diversionary devices.
California POST Plan IV approved, Control # 1076-21920-07001.
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