Explosive Threat Consulting
Consulting Services & SME Support
With over 20 years of military service in support of the nation's toughest problems, Blast Shield Consulting provides services related to Countering and Mitigating Explosive Threats, Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD), Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense, Managing and Directing Explosive Ordnance Disposal Operations.
As subject matter experts in Explosive Ordnance Disposal Operations, Counter-IED, and C-WMD, we offer clients technical support in a variety of areas. Our scope spans the spectrum of explosive threat planning, mitigation, and strategy. We support industry, civilian, DOD and Law Enforcement partners by providing expert and professional advice about training, tools, techniques, and procedures. We can also help guide, troubleshoot, and maintain your existing programs.
Contact
Jacksonville, NC
Jake@blastshieldconsulting.com
Areas of Practice
Counter - IED Advisor
Identify threat networks that employ or facilitate IEDs
Best practices, known enemy TTPs, and emerging threat technology in order to Detect, Neutralize, Disable, and Mitigate the effects of IEDs in operational environments
Threat assessment based on principles of historical IED use and applicability to the situation facing your orgnanization
Identifying the main components and assist with determining items of concern in contextual situations
Counter - WMD Advisor
Understanding the principal actors of concern related to threats from WMD
Understanding and exploring threat network analysis through the Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, and Infrastructure (PMESII) method
Defining the convergence of personnel and material survivability as they relate to operations, activities, and investments
Understanding the WMD Continuum
EOD Operations
Force employment, man, train, equip fundamentals
Force maximization to conduct distributed EOD operations
Training methodology to maximize effectiveness in the conduct of individual or team Operations
Principles of interoperability and the conduct of EOD operations