Situational Awareness

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Name

First Name

Last Name

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Company and Primary Property Location.

Company

Property

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Email

example@example.com

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Situational Awareness is a process our minds go through. It’s your ability to process various and numerous pieces of active intelligence is your situational awareness.

YESNO

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Officer Survival is a “State of Mind” that incorporates three components – Awareness, Preparation, and Rehearsal.

YESNO

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It is important for you to develop your own “Will-to-Survive” because a bad guy’s (felon’s) motivation is almost always greater than that of the officer from the start.

YESNO

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Habits made in training may cause us to react instinctively in life threatening situations. If our habits are positive, we may react positively but if they are “bad” we may react badly and may not survive.

YESNO

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“Lag Time” is that time between the officer’s perception of danger and his beginning to do something about it.

YESNO

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“How can we limit the bad effects of Lag Time?”

Proper observation

Preparation

Repetition

All

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What is the distance between officer and assailant in 80% of all L.E./Security killings?

Close- 3 to 7 Feet

Far- 7 to 15 feet

Mid- 5 to 12 feet

Further than 15 feet

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Will a Ballistic Vest protect us from all gunshot wounds?

YESNO

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The definition of “Contact Shooting” is placing the muzzle of the weapon in contact with the subject and firing; direct contact may allow shooting of subject while missing victim.

YESNO

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The definition of Triangulation is when two or more officers are approaching an offender, they “spread out” and form a triangle with the offender at the apex. In this formation, they may shoot the subject without putting each other in the crossfire while dividing his attention.

YESNO

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By submitting these test questions, I understand and agree to follow all instructions from this training video. I will implement all policies and procedures while employed by SEC ONE.

YESNO