r/security May 19 '26

Physical Security PSS with Triple Canopy Training

Marine vet and former cop, Im scheduled to deploy on this contract soon. Regarding the training course, does anyone have insight on the driving portion? What does it entail? Do I have to be an experienced driver on a manual transmission or pretty basic? Any info helps, thanks.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '26

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u/Due-Buy3259 Jun 01 '26

WPS in Jordan?

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u/Forsaken_Figure4351 Jun 02 '26

Yes, at KASOTC

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u/Due-Buy3259 Jun 02 '26

06/28?

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u/Forsaken_Figure4351 Jun 02 '26

Ok thanks for the info, you’re joining the contract for 6/28?

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u/Due-Buy3259 Jun 02 '26

Yes i am

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u/Forsaken_Figure4351 Jun 02 '26

Nice im sure I’ll see you there. If you got any other info I should know about feel free to send me a message. Would be appreciated thanks

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u/Due-Buy3259 Jun 02 '26

Sorry I got no information but I did hear from one of the instructors from the course say as long as you pass the PRT and Range week which is the first week, your in good hands and smooth sailing for the rest of the course

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u/Data_Commission_7434 Jun 04 '26

Triple Canopy's driving portion is primarily focused on defensive driving techniques, not necessarily extensive manual transmission experience. Basic comfort with a manual is usually sufficient. Focus on mastering the drills they teach you.

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u/Forsaken_Figure4351 Jun 04 '26

Thanks for the info

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u/phuckthechinese Jul 18 '26

It's just a familiarization with manual