Access technician

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The access technician (English Breacher ) is a specialization within the boarding security team of the boarding company of the battalion Specialized Task Force of the Navy , which are subordinate to the Flotilla 1 .

Area of ​​responsibility

The access technician is a member of a boarding security team and is responsible for creating access to merchant ships and containers using ballistic, mechanical and blasting opening procedures during boarding operations. The boarding security team also specializes in snipers , combat first responders , documentaries and risk analysts . The area of ​​access technology includes:

education

The training to become an access technician is structured in stages and modular:

education Duration
Basic training 3 months
Boarding basic training 1 month
Boarding training 6 months
Demolition workers 1 week
Powerboat license 3 weeks
Container opening procedure 1 week
Container customer 1 week
Specialist training module 1 2 weeks
Specialist training module 2 2 weeks
BCE driving license 6 weeks

commitment

In tactical operations and when carrying out boarding operations, the access technician is the person who, due to their skills and equipment, is able to safely open containers - in conjunction with the risk analyst - and clear them for search and documentation.

literature

  • Sören Sünkler: The special units of the Bundeswehr. Motorbuch-Verlag, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-613-02592-9 , pp. 125-127
  • Björn Liedtke: Halligan - Tool. 1st edition. Kohlhammer Verlag, Stuttgart 2010, ISBN 978-3-17-021174-2 . (Red booklet 403)

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