Safety awareness training for expatriates

Introduction: General awareness-raising goal.

Face-to-face : Introduction of trainer and trainees.

Distanciel: according to SURTYMAR usage.

Module A - Reminder of objectives (Duration: 5 min)
Module B - Safety and security vocabulary (Length: 10 min)
- B1 - Safety - Definition and scope.
- B2 - Safety - Definition and scope.
Module C - Travel (Length: 20 min)
- C1 - Preparing your trip
  - Luggage.
  - Vaccinations.
  - VISA.
  - Itinerary, stopovers
  - Contacts on arrival, colleagues, company, embassy, health service.
  - Communication.
- C2 - During trip.
- C3 - Arrival in destination country.
  - Without reception protocol.
  - With welcome protocol.
Module D - Risks (Length: 10 min)
- D1 - Risk catalog
  - Health risks (list - details).
  - Safety risks (list - most frequent modes of action).
- D2 - Situations of vulnerability
Module E - General behavior (Duration: 30 min)
- E1 - General rules - habits and customs - low profile.
- E2 - Getting around on foot.
- E3 - Vehicle movements.
- E4 - Taking photographs.
- E5 - Payments, transactions, cash withdrawals.
- E6 - Staying in a hotel.
- E7 - Driving a vehicle.
- E8 - Travel with or without armed escort.
- E9 - Social networking.
Module F - Handling the following emergency situations (Duration: 30 min)
- F1 - Assault.
- F2 - Fraud.
- F3 - Sensation or assurance of being followed.
- F4 - Attempted or actual kidnapping.
- F5 - Confrontation with unarmed or armed criminal.
- F6 - Road accident.
- F7 - Demonstration.
- F8 - Passing through a Government Security Forces checkpoint.
- F9 - Car jacking.
- F10 - Attempted bribery or extortion.
- F11 - False accusation - rumor.
- F12 - How and to whom to communicate in an emergency.
Module G - Confidentiality, protection of information (Duration: 15 min)
- G1 - During the trip.
- G2 - At home, hotel.
- G3 - At work sites.
Module H - Role of diplomatic authorities, embassy - consulate (Length: 20 min)
- H1 - Consular services - The consular card.
- H2 - Breadcrumb trail.
- H3 - Ilotage.
- H4 - Group evacuation plan - consular authorities.

Conclusion: Questions/answers, consolidation and evaluation of acquired knowledge.

FOR PARTICIPANTS

To ensure the effectiveness of this training course, trainees must be familiar with the conditions for carrying out the program, as defined in this description and in the Trainee's Welcome Booklet, prior to the start of the course (conditions for carrying out the program, applicable hygiene rules, applicable disciplinary rules and sanctions, etc.).

Country files published by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the reference countries.

Guide for expatriates.

Preventive measures put in place by the group to which you belong.

Restrictive measures dictated by the group, local and consular authorities.

Customer's responsibility (if training is organized on the customer's premises) :

Screen for projection.
List and convocation of trainees.
Room adapted to the number of trainees.

Agency's responsibility (if distance learning):

Video projector and computer.
Learning Management System (LMS)

On quotation.

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DURATION: 2h20

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TARGET AUDIENCE

This training course is designed for all personnel likely to be mobilized abroad, in countries with moderate or higher risks.

OBJECTIVE

To inform designated personnel about the risks and dangers inherent in travel and destination countries.
To be in a position to prepare one's trip so as not to expose oneself unnecessarily.
Know how to minimize vulnerability to the main forms of crime, right from the start of your trip and throughout your stay (at the airport, at home, during travel, at work or during leisure activities).
React as judiciously as possible to deteriorating or emergency situations.

PREREQUISITES

No prerequisites.

TEACHING METHOD

The training session is led by SURTYMAR trainers, with PowerPoint support and sharing with trainees either face-to-face or online. The trainers have raised awareness of safety issues among hundreds of people, both on land and at sea. A memo in the form of a booklet will be delivered to each trainee. Each module will be supported by case studies.

DURATION

2 hours and 20 min of training.

AUDITORY

The number of face-to-face trainees is limited by the infrastructure, not by the number.
The maximum number of remote trainees is 10.

TRAINER

This training course is led and supervised by a trainer with expertise and experience in implementing the knowledge and concepts taught. Trainers' CVs are available on request.

DATES AND LOCATIONS

Training dates and locations are defined in the invitation issued by the employer or training organization.

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SECURITY AWARENESS FOR EXPATRIATES

Training for ports and port facilities and individuals

FOR PARTICIPANTS

PRODUCT FEATURE ONE

PRODUCT FEATURE TWO

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