Lesson 1Pre-mission checklists fi personnel an' vehicle (radio, weapon, PPE, cash containers, spare batteries, medical kit)Dis section present structured pre-mission checklists fi crew an' vehicle, covering radios, weapons, PPE, cash containers, batteries, medical kits, documents, an' sign-offs, reducing human error an' ensuring consistent mission readiness.
Standard crew readiness checklistVehicle safety an' security checklistWeapons, ammunition, an' PPE checksCash containers, seals, an' labelsSpare batteries an' medical kit reviewLesson 2Communication protocols: radio procedures, call signs, encrypted channels, silent an' duress signalsDis section covers secure communication fi missions, including radio discipline, call signs, encryption use, code words, silent an' duress signals, escalation protocols, an' fallback methods if primary systems fail.
Radio discipline an' message structureCall signs, identifiers, an' brevity codesUsing encrypted an' secure channelsSilent, covert, an' duress signalsBackup communication methodsLesson 3Personal readiness an' human factors: fatigue management, behavioral checks, medication an' substance rules, avoiding personal items dat interfere wid duty equipmentDis section addresses human factors affecting mission safety, including fatigue, stress, fitness fi duty, medication an' substance rules, personal conduct, an' avoiding clothing or items dat interfere wid weapons or safety gear.
Fatigue, sleep, an' shift schedulingBehavioral red flags an' peer checksMedication, alcohol, an' drug policiesFitness fi duty an' self-reportingClothing an' gear compatibility rulesLesson 4Gathering intelligence on local crime: using official alerts, police briefings, company intel, local news feeds, an' open-source indicatorsDis section explains how fi gather an' interpret crime intelligence from police, regulators, company databases, local media, an' open sources, turning raw information into practical route an' procedure adjustments fi safer operations.
Using official crime alerts an' bulletinsAttending police an' regulator briefingsUsing company incident an' risk databasesMonitoring local news an' social mediaEvaluating open-source threat indicatorsLesson 5Vehicle inspection: armored vehicle systems, locks, seals, alarm systems, tire an' fluid checksDis section details systematic inspection of armored vehicles before deployment, including armor integrity, locks an' seals, alarms, tires, fluids, lights, an' documentation, ensuring de vehicle is secure, roadworthy, an' mission ready.
Exterior armor an' body integrity checksDoor locks, hinges, an' security sealsAlarm, CCTV, an' GPS tracking testsTire condition, pressure, an' wheel checksEngine fluids, lights, an' brake testsLesson 6Briefing formats an' delegation: conducting concise pre-departure briefings, role assignment, contingency triggers an' decision authorityDis section explains how fi run focused pre-departure briefings, assign roles, clarify command hierarchy, define contingency triggers, an' delegate tasks so every crew member understands responsibilities an' decision authority.
Standard pre-departure briefing formatClarifying roles an' task ownershipDefining command an' decision authorityContingency triggers an' actionsRecording attendance an' key pointsLesson 7Route planning an' threat assessment: map tools, alternate routes, choke points, parking constraints, timing windowsDis section covers how fi design safe cash-in-transit routes, assess threats along de path, use mapping tools, plan alternates, manage choke points an' parking, an' schedule movements within secure timing windows to reduce exposure.
Using digital an' paper mapping toolsIdentifying high-risk zones an' choke pointsPlanning primary an' alternate routesParking, loading, an' escape path planningTiming windows an' pattern avoidanceLesson 8Legal an' policy review: relevant use-of-force law, detention an' search limits, privacy an' public safety obligationsDis section reviews key legal an' policy rules fi cash-in-transit work, including use of force, detention an' search limits, privacy, public safety duties, an' company standard operating procedures dat must guide every mission decision.
Use-of-force principles an' limitationsDetention, search, an' seizure boundariesPrivacy, recording, an' data protectionPublic safety an' duty-of-care obligationsApplying company SOPs to missions
