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Depth
Proven service record since 1994 of prior training deliveries to US Federal agencies including: US Federal Bureau of Investigation (US FBI), US Secret Service(USSS), US Marshals Service (USMS), US Transportation Security Administration (US TSA), US Federal Air Marshal Service (USFAMS), US Drug Enforcement Administration (US DEA), US Department of Justice (US DOJ), US National Security Agency (US NSA), US Department of Defense (US DOD), US Department of Homeland Security (US DHS), US Department of Energy (US DOE), etc., (an exhaustive Referral Manifest can be made available upon written request on agency letterhead with supervisory signature.)
Credibility
OSG maintains references from at least 50 different agencies representing more than 650 deliveries in the past twelve (12) years of service. Various programs of instruction are federally vetted, state certified and additionally sole source justified. (a complete and exhaustive Referral Manifest as well as references to sole source justifications and contractual obligations with various federal, state and local agencies is available upon written request on agency letterhead with senior supervisory signature.)
OSG maintains federal and state vendor and instructor registrations and operationally meets or exceeds federal Rules of Engagement (ROE), Use of Force (UOF) and state agency guidelines including industry standards as set by US Peace Officer Standards of Training (US POST)/ Law Enforcement Training Board (LETB) and Department of Public Services (DPS) regulatory bodies. Such compliances include but are not limited to industry standard instructor/student ratios, safety protocol, program delivery protocol, outlines, and hourly distributions, formatting, and supporting documentation.
Core Capability
OSG’s core capability includes development, implementation and support of high-risk security personnel training specializing in use of force, intermediate force options and protective operations training. Such capabilities include Firearms (small arms instruction (SAI)), Defensive Tactics (Defensive Tactics Instruction (DTI), Prisoner Control Instruction (PCI), Tactical Medical Instruction (TMI), Custom Program Instruction (CPI), and Work for Others (WFO) with the ability to customize programs based on needs analysis.
Our forte is “bridging the gap” between the divisions of training with emphasis on protective operations, personal safety and awareness, security force protection including military and law enforcement application, open and confined areas of operation, de-escalation, de-fuse, personal defense, scale of injury and liability reduction..
Protective Operations Training
Prior deliveries to protective operatives such as elements of USAG, USFBI, USMS, USDOE, USDEA and in the private sector place OSG as the forerunner in the community. All programs developed to sustain overseas protective environment, domestic protective environment and uniform division.
Core Personnel
National Training Team (NTT) – A sixty-five (65) member strong mobile training team of de-centralized senior level instructors with extensive Department of Defense, Intelligence and Law Enforcement backgrounds, real-world practical experience and not less than fifteen years serving in a full-time professional instructional capacity. A majority of these individuals hold current clearances.
Subject Matter Expert (SME) panel – A team of twelve (12) individuals comprised of Legal (Bureau Counsel), Program Packaging and Exportation (USFAM/ USMC), Tactical (USDIA, USDOJ), Medical (Dr. Miglietta, Dr. Takahashi, Dr. Cooke) and Psychological (Lt. Col Dave Grossman, Dr. Lisa Culbreth) and other technical advisory experts.
Key Attributes
Cross-pollinated from sister agencies utilizing multiple agency R&D with no need to re-invent the wheel. Take what has been beta-tested and trial-and-error-fixed in the field, what really works based on real-world feedback and all bugs worked out by variegated and related agencies. Take advantage of the benefits of multi-agency SOP common denominators.
Not a “one-man show”, but a diverse group of recognized professional training community experts with a sum total of 500 years of combined experience and skills in program development, standardization, implementation and support.
Experience in development of policy, doctrine and operator performance requirements including comprehensive program development, implementation and support documentation (additional Instructional Systems Design (ISD) capability via teaming partners).
Program development and implementation efforts include in-house client instructor development and in-house client sustainment capabilities.
Programs of Instruction
Needs-assessment-based modular and compartmentalized programs of instruction include standardized training manuals written and edited with legal counsel and applicable SME oversight.
All programs written based upon real world incidents (LE, DoJ, DoD, etc.,) including case studies from documented case law as prepared by legal counsel. External reference documentation includes: related case law publications, trade journals, applicable periodicals, etc.
All programs of instruction are LEO-related, updated and revised publication approximately every six (6) months to keep up with changing legislation, technology, operational protocol, ROE/ UOF updates and case law as well as support pre-existing implementation.
Additionally, all programs of instruction are court defendable as well as tactically, medically and psychologically sound.
Teaming Partners
OSG is further supported by internationally recognized teaming partners include industry leading service and product manufacturing corporations.
Memberships
American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET), Orange County Training Managers Association (OCTMA), International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI), Illinois Tactical Officer’s Association (ITOA) and the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)
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