ANNEX C2. THREAT ASSESSMENT FORM – EXAMPLE
Threat Assessment & Summary
Title: Officers’ Quarters Neighbourhood Threat Assessment
Organisation Ref: GS 107 TA (2)
1. Assessment preface Task / Assessment ID: GS 107
Task / Assessment name: Officers’ quarters
28 Feb 2019
Assessment date:
Assessment status:
Initial
2 nd
3 rd
J. Smith
A. GS 107 TA (1) B. GS 107 NTS Report C.
Assessor:
References:
EOD Team Leader Global Solutions Ltd
Assessor job title:
Organisation:
2. Location details Area / Region:
Officers’ Quarters neighbourhood
Central Armardi, Al Banar province
Address: N/A
Lat. 33.097334 ° Long. 40.037593 °
Geographical reference 1: Include description
Traffic island on main route south of the area
MGRS: 3754488578 As above
Geographical reference 2: Include description
3. Threat summary
Based on the findings of Section 4 (below) state the most likely type(s) of explosive threats and where they are most likely to be located to define requirements and procedures in a clearance plan. If a worst-case threat is applicable that should also be stated
It is most likely that the respective non-state armed groups placed VOIEDS with low metal content switches, anti-lift switches and plastic main charge containers (20 kg) in the majority of the uninhabited houses within the area known as the ‘Officers’ Quarters ’ 12–18 months ago, in order to deny the buildings’ use by opponents, and inflict casualties on EOD troops during subsequent fighting. These devices will most likely be found on the soft ground on the access routes to the house entrances and in the house entrances themselves. Additionally, UXO cannot be discounted, in the form of projected grenades, mortars, rockets and projectiles from the indirect fire support from both sides during the conflict; some of these items may be improvised.
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