Prepare and train experts for the delivery of the IAEA Foundation Workshop on Radiological Crime Scene Management (RCSM) and on IAEA policies in order to support the implementation of national RCSM workshops.
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Train-the-trainers Course on Radiological Crime Scene Management for Subject-matter Experts
Nuclear Security Training and Demonstration Centre
Purpose and objectives
Focus areas
- Adult learning and instructor skills
- Delivery of theory-based RCSM lessons, including radiation fundamentals and basics of radiation; crime scene management; roles and responsibilities of crime scene personnel; command, control and coordination; and nuclear forensics
- Delivery of skills-based training on RCSM workshop equipment, radiation detection instruments collection of evidence contaminated with radionuclides and RCSM personal protective equipment
- Demonstration of scenario-based discussions on investigative activities and tabletop exercises as well as a practical exercise
Training methods
- Lectures
- Group discussions
- Tabletop and live play exercises
- Demonstrations using handheld detection equipment and personal protective equipment
Specialized equipment/infrastructure to be used
- RCSM starter packs
- Detection and response demonstration room
Target audience
Subject-matter experts with experience in radiological crime scene management, including law enforcement personnel, CBRN experts, radiation protection and detection experts, nuclear forensic experts, scientists and radiological assessors.
Prerequisites
Completion of the following IAEA e-learning modules is required:
- Radiological Crime Scene Management
- Introduction to Nuclear Forensics
Use of Radiation Detection Instruments for frontline officers Completion of the following workshop is preferred:
- RCSM Foundation
Duration
5 days