TRAINING PROCEDURE

All candidates applying for positions within EBSL have to go through a thorough background check to ensure that they meet with EBSL recruitment standards, which includes a criminal background check and a clean bill of health.

Once an applicant is successful he will then receive an acceptance letter to commence training at one of our four training academies.
Our 6 weeks training program has a very strict daily schedule commencing at 6:30 am, This includes two and a half hours of extensive marching drills per day by former military drill instructors to ensure the highest level of training.
Recruits are then given a half hour break before commencing hand to hand combat which includes baton techniques, hand to hand apprehension technique and if deemed necessary grappling,
which is one of the highest level of martial arts restraining techniques.
The recruit will go for a one hour lunch break and then returns for theory work which includes the Supplemental Police Act of Trinidad and Tobago,
pocket and post diary and incident reporting procedures.
This training is taught by former sergeants of Trinidad and Tobago Police Service.
The final two weeks of training is not just restricted to the training academy but applicants go through a stress training exercise which is often considered in military terms as Hell Week which includes night training directly followed by beach training.
This training is designed to push the limits of the agents.
Our basic fire arm training is also designed to push the limit of the agent. Agents are given one to one personal attention when on firing range.
Each and every Wednesday during the 6 week training program additional classroom training is directed specially at customer care and customer service.

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At the end of the 6 week training program successful applicants will be given uniforms and placed into various units within Executive Bodyguard Services.
All agents who carry a Precept or FUAC are required every 6 weeks to fire 100 rounds of live ammunition to maintain their certification while executing there day to day duty and ensure a high level of accuracy and proficiency.
Agents who carry a precept or an FUAC undergo a basic course of shooting, an intermediate basic course of shooting, and the advance basic course of shooting. If these applicants are successful within an 18 month period 3 members out of the 120 will be selected for the Tactical Support Unit.

Our TSU training commences with firearm retention, close quarter simulation and advance firearm retention.
Firearm retention work is geared to prepare the TSU member or agent mentally before moving through the various stages of this level of training.
All techniques and manoeuvres must be simulated in a closed confined safe environment before advancing to the open firing range.
Our training methods are adopted from the Americans, the Israelis and the British Special Armed Forces. With these techniques combined Executive Bodyguard will produce the most advance tactical operating agent within the security industry.
We strive for excellence and the ability to cope with any given emergency for our selected group of high profile clients.
Every 2 weeks, our TSU convey leaves our operation centre at 5am precisely. Early arrival on the range is important for healthy training. At 06:00 a full safety briefing is conducted to ensure the highest level of safety is maintained at all times on the firing range.

Our tactical training is not only restricted to static firing routines but our agents are trained for any given position or circumstance. This ensures the agent can efficiently operate his firearm in any tactical situation.
The modern day agent should be equipped at all times to deal with any combat situation in any environment or surrounding necessary. All our training is video recorded as the third instructor. This video is then evaluated immediately after training is complete, which enables us to debrief the agents performance level after tactical training.
Each shot is evaluated assessed and marked to maintain the highest level of accuracy for TSU members.
Our TSU members are trained to work independently, as 2 man tactical teams and 3 man tactical entry teams.
Stress firing is important to maintain safety while operating a firearm within close proximately to each other in order to maintain reliable tactical operations with international standards.
Our training commences despite weather conditions to ensure the agent can fully adapt to any given situation or conditions.
TSU training also consists of 3 night shoots per year from 2am to noon allowing agents to adjust to low light conditions and night operations.
The tactical support unit is also trained in entry and hostage retrieval manoeuvres and has also met international standards with this level of training. Our TSU team will be ready and prepared for any tactical operation 24/7 for any one of our clients located locally or internationally. We hope this video was informative to you and your company and thank you for giving EBSL the opportunity to present our training program to you.