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    Basic Covert Neutralization of Locking Devices - (TC-010)

    May 7, 2010
    Related To: NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ACADEMY

    Students receive comprehensive “Hands On” experience with the preliminary skills necessary to defeat basic locking devices in support of authorized overt and covert entry operations.  Many principles of this course can be applied to conduct internal physical security examinations and evaluations of their respective departments or agencies.  NIA Tuition provides the student with a set of specialty tools required to neutralize various locking devices.   Designated tools become the property of the student upon successful completion of this course. This 40 hour course meets daily from 9:00am – 5:00pm.

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