Training & Capacity Building

Bespoke, practical, in-person training solutions for clients operating in hostile or fragile locations, where security risks may be heightened.

In today’s unstable world, working in fragile or hostile environments requires expert preparation. Alma Risk delivers specialised training courses to equip your team with the skills and confidence needed to operate safely in high-risk countries. Training is available in the UK or on-site abroad.

Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT)

Our HEAT courses provide practical skills and realistic simulations to help individuals and teams confidently navigate complex security challenges. Delivered by experienced instructors, participants learn how to avoid and mitigate risks, safeguarding personnel and assets in volatile environments.

Driver Training

We offer advanced driver training tailored to challenging rural and urban settings. Our instructors teach essential techniques for safe driving in hostile or emergency situations, ensuring your personnel can respond effectively under pressure.

Medical Training (HEFAT)

Our Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT) prepares your team with advanced medical skills for trauma care in high-risk environments where professional help may be delayed. Attendees gain confidence in managing serious injuries and medical emergencies.

Bespoke Training Packages

Alma Risk also offers customised courses designed to meet your organisation’s unique needs, including:

  • Access Control
  • Business Travel Security
  • Anti-Bribery & Corruption
  • Hostile Surveillance Detection & Counter-Surveillance
  • First Aid & Medical Response
  • Fire & Natural Disaster Safety
  • Kidnap Avoidance & Hostage Survival
  • Security Guard Training & Mentoring
  • Intelligence Gathering

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