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FOR ACTIVE VEHICLE BARRIERS (AVB) NASATKA NMSB IIID – E

SITE 5 – GATE 1 – GATE 11 – GATE 21

TECHNICIAN TRAINING

(INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSE)

Course Title:

Training of the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E AVB Operation and Maintenance (O&M)

Course Instructors:

Larry Rojas – AVB System Overview, Safety Precautions, and Preventative Maintenance.

Daniel Bazley – AVB Control System Overview, Firmware Introduction & Enrollment, and Troubleshooting Techniques.

Course Equipment Synopsis:

The Nasatka NMSB III-D-(E) Active Vehicle Barrier (AVB) system equipment is a highly reliable, proven crash certified active vehicle barrier solution to provide for positive countermeasures to mitigate the potential damage from a vehicle-borne explosive device. The deployment of active vehicle barriers to provide protection to the designated perimeter/checkpoint access-control locations obstructing multiple roadway lanes per Site 5 requirements. The AVB systems utilizes a cycle tested and certified linear actuator to secure each AVB and an encrypted system management technology to monitor, log (record), and control operate each set of AVBs.

Course Objective:

• The NASATKA Technical (Trainer Instructional) course is intended to provide the knowledge and skills needed for a potential instructor, advanced operator and supervisory function of the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) – Active Vehicle Barrier System to prepare and teach the course.

• During the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) – Active Vehicle Barrier System Technical course, each student will gain practical/hands-on experience: a) in each activity the operators will be expected to perform; and b) in each activity the service technicians will be expected to perform.

• *A trainer who successfully completes the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) – Active Vehicle Barrier System train-the-trainer technical course will be authorized to train operators within his/her own organization only. Successful completion of this course does not authorize: 1) the training of operators outside one’s own organization, or 2) the training of service technician(s) outside one’s own organization, 3) the training of additional trainers, outside of one’s own organization.

• This course will prepare operations and technician service maintenance personnel to be familiarized, knowledgeable, and skilled: a) with the daily operational function; b) complete how to perform preventative maintenance; c) diagnose issues and isolate system alarms to main assemblies and / or sub-assemblies; d) repair the system of the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) – Active Vehicle Barrier.

Course Materials:

• NASATKA Technical Training Course Presentation.

• NASATKA Operator Training Course Presentation.

• NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) – Active Vehicle Barrier System Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Manual.

Soft and/or Hard Copies as applicable.

• The AVB System equipment available, in good operational condition, for the duration of training for field hands-on application.

Course Sessions:

• Training shall consist of One (1) day classroom and field hands-on presentations.

• One day of training equals approximately eight (8) hours, which includes a one (1) hour lunch and four (4) 15 minute break periods.

• The AVB System equipment must be available for the duration of training for field hands-on application. The AVB System equipment must also be in good working order.

• Room of adequate size to seat all participating students at tables; room should be in close proximity to the location of the system equipment.

• Projector or LCD television and appropriate cables for Training Instructor to connect his/her laptop.

• Field Hand-on: A set of required tools must be available. Students must also have laptops in class for training, to utilize the soft copy manuals that will be provided (unless hard copy manuals are furnished).

Course Prerequisites:

• Students must possess basic ability to read and speak English.

• Students must be a low voltage technician, technologist, or engineer, preferably possessing (BICSI) technician certification level training or equivalent and minimum one (1) year low voltage experience.

• Students must possess a minimum one (1) year AVB experience in the operation and hardware configuration.

• Train the Trainer prerequisite shall consist of complete review of the Project Site specific Nasatka NMSB III-D-(E) O&M Manual with comprehension proficiency no more than thirty (3) days prior to conducting of the course and system equipment management experience of no less than one (1) year to include field hands-on operation and service performance.

• Future Train the Trainer Courses require prerequisite of complete review of the Project Site specific Nasatka NMSB III-D-(E) O&M Manual with comprehension proficiency to have been completed no more than 30 days prior to training participation.

Overview & Features Discuss agenda for NASATKA NMSB IIID E (Electric) AVB System Technical Training

Course.

Key features of the NASATKA NMSB IIID E (Electric) AVB System.

Using the NASATKA NMSB IIID E (Electric) AVB System Operations and Maintenance

(O&M) Manual.

Explain the conventions and abbreviations used in the Technical presentation slide pages.

Review the specifications and safety considerations for the Operational and Service of the AVB Systems.

Explain principle operating modes in which the AVBs operate adding depth to AVB

System Operator Course content.

Discuss the AVB system certified vehicle stopping capability.

Discuss the wheel load capability of AVB system.

Course Topics:

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Accessories &

Specifications

Identify the AVB System components and description of function.

List all accessories provided in the AVB System and discuss the purpose of each item.

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Menus & Screens Detailed walk through of block diagrams and flow diagrams List the contents/fields that display on the User

Interface Master Touch Screen and User Interface Local Panel Control Stations.

Understand how an operator interfaces with the AVB System via the function soft and hard keys.

Describe the functions accessible through the User Interface Master Touch Screen Control Panel Functions menu.

List the contents/fields that display on the Rampart Server Screen.

Describe the functions accessible through the Rampart Functions menu.

Understand how to change the settings on the AVB System.

Clear alarms following Alarm results at User Interface Master Touch Screen Control Panel and Rampart.

View stored alarm results at User Interface Master Touch Screen Control Panel and Rampart.

Appreciate the functions that require a password to access and the purpose of each function.

Reset the system, turn alarms on and off, and erase alarm results.

Firmware introduction and enrollment installation.

Save control parameters (i.e. Rampart, Servo Drive, VBS EZ).

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Preventive

Maintenance

Understand when & how the NASATKA NMSB IIID E AVB System power should be shut down.

List the NASATKA NMSB IIID E AVB System recommended preventive maintenance activities and schedule.

Understand faults and error messages that may occur during operation of the

AVB System and how to resolve them.

Review Preventative Maintenance Recommended Check List.

Clean and maintain the AVB system drains and mechanical pivot points.

Perform a system functional check test cycles.

Perform a system functional check of User Interface Control Stations.

Foreign Object Debris (FOD) inspection.

Component Spare Parts Inventory.

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Troubleshooting Review AVB SystemWiring & Control Diagrams.

Review the most common field failures.

Review troubleshooting procedures and tips.

Understand faults and error messages that may occur during operation of the AVB System and how to resolve them.

System test and diagnostics.

Understand how to interpret the results from System test, diagnostics, and verification analyses.

Corrective Service Procedures.

Critical Component Removal and Replacement.

Nasatka Technical Assistance Support Contact Procedures.

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Field

Hands On Training

Understand when & how the AVB System power should be shut down.

Demonstrate Electrical Safety Procedures for Operation.

Demonstrate Electrical Safety Procedures for Preventative Maintenance and Service Repair.

Demonstrate AVB System Operation Function from each User Interface Control Station Point.

Demonstrate the functions accessible through the User Interface Master Touch Screen

Control Panel Functions menu.

Demonstrate the list the contents/fields that display on the Rampart Server Screen including enrollment, deletion, and labeling in CELAN menu.

Demonstrate the functions accessible through the Rampart Functions menu.

Demonstrate the functions that require a password to access and the purpose of each function.

View stored alarm results at User Interface Master Touch Screen Control Panel and Rampart.

Demonstrate RAMPART SD Card removal.

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Field

Hands On Training

Demonstrate how to save and export control parameters when component replacement is necessary, (i.e. Rampart, Servo Drive, VBS EZ).

Demonstrate how to clear alarms following Alarm results at User Interface Master Touch

Screen Control Panel and Rampart.

Demonstrate reset the system, turn alarms on and off, and erase alarm results.

Demonstrate firmware installation, reset AVB control boards.

Demonstrate Preventative Maintenance Tasks including knee braces, drains, sumps, and greasing.

Demonstrate Coast Button function.

Demonstrate Portable EPU function.

Demonstrate Manual Operation via E Bolt procedure.

Demonstrate actuator removal and replacement.

Demonstrate actuator cable removal and replacement.

Demonstrate critical Control Board removal and replacement.

The topics that will be covered in the NASATKA NMSB IIID-E (Electric) AVB System Technical course are:

Field

Hands On Training

Demonstrate actuator settings and limit calibrations.

Demonstrate Servo Drive removal and replacement.

Demonstrate removal and replacement of knee brace assemblies.

Demonstrate removal and replacement of Control Board and AVB Power batteries.

Demonstrate Safety Debris Shroud installation and assembly.

Review of AVB SystemWheel Load Shim Configurations.

Review Components Spare Parts Inventory.

Course Conclusion:

Certificates for Technical Level Training is valid by Nasatka Security for unlimited time period when all course requirements are completed in its entirety as stated herein.

This certificate validates course completion and authorizes the person listed to service the noted AVB System equipment of his/her organization only. It does not sanction one as an authorized service provider unless in the employment of Nasatka Barrier Incorporated or an Authorized Nasatka Representative at the time the service is conducted.