Blast and Ballistic Protective Design Course

23rd to 27th August 2010, The Angel Hotel, Bury St. Edmunds

In recent times the need to protect ourselves from the hazards of explosion or ballistic attack, be they the result of accident or terrorist activity, has grown.  This five day course provides an introduction to the techniques required to design buildings to protect their occupants from the effects of explosions or ballistic attack.

The course is intended for students with existing experience of structural analysis and preferably with some experience of simple dynamic design.  The course is designed to allow them to progress from the classroom to actual projects.

Content will include:

 

The course is broken up into 5 day modules.  We would expect most attendees to attend all 5 days but the opportunity will exist to attend single days if required.

Day 1: Blast and Ballistic Design an Introduction

Day 2:  Blast Design Part 1

Day 3: Blast Design Part 2

Day 4: Blast Design Workshop and Explosive Storage

Day 5: Explosive and Ballistic Range Day

Days 1-4 of the course will be held between 23rd and 26th August 2010 at The Angel Hotel, Bury St. Edmunds.  While Day 5 will be held on 27th August 2010 at D.J. Goode and Associates Ltd premises in West Suffolk

Course Fees

Full 5 day course                            £ 1,950.00 exc VAT
Single days                                     £    600.00 exc VAT

Registering

For more details of the course or to register use the form below or email info@comblast.co.uk or phone 01284 827472.  The closing date for registration is 13th August 2010

Security

Please note that all course attendees will be subjected to security vetting.

 

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23 to 27 August 2010


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Other Training

ComBlast can provide training on blast and ballistic effects to meet the needs of your organisation.

Courses run in the past include:

Where appropriate courses include demonstrations of explosive effects, if possible a course will be run in conjunction with ComBlast trials to give attendees direct experience of explosive effects.