CAS Simulator

A NEW APPROACH TO CENTRAL ALARM STATION (CAS) OPERATOR TRAINING

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REALISTIC TRAINING REQUIRES REAL-WORLD SCENARIOS

Secure facilities require Central Alarm Station (CAS) Operators that can simultaneously monitor multiple sensors and alarms, maintain communication with response forces, and ensure staff and material safety—plus serve as the facility’s eyes and ears during an emergency or attack. But developing training for this complex and fast-paced position is a challenge.

Sandia National Laboratories developed the CAS Simulator, a combination software/hardware platform, to integrate with almost any security monitoring technology to display simulated scenarios just as if the event was actually happening at that facility.

CAS SIMULATOR LICENSING, TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT ARE FREE TO APPROVED PARTNERS.

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HOW CAS SIMULATOR WORKS

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CAS SIMULATOR ELIMINATES TRAINING CHALLENGES

  • Realistic: Train using an exact replica of your facility’s security technologies and environment.
  • Customized Scenarios: Uses science-based data to address common and uncommon threats.
  • Results Oriented: Provides trainers with real-time understanding of CAS Operator effectiveness.
  • Cost Effective: Costs less than tabletop exercises or force-on-force exercises.
  • Secure: Enables training without affecting ongoing facility security.
  • Increases Awareness: Engages CAS Operators, Trainers, Regulators, and Facility Management to increase security awareness and facilitate more useful procedures.

PRE-DEVELOPED SCENARIOS

  • The CAS Simulator offers the following common training scenarios: Full Vault Attack, Unauthorized Repairs, Vault Exit, Protestors, Communications Loss, or Cyber Attack. More scenarios are being developed regularly.

COMING SOON: ON-SITE TRAINING

  • Model your facility or use a hypothetical model.
  • Create scenarios specific to your facility, environment, and training needs.
  • Expert instructors available to walk CAS Operators through scenarios and lead discussions.
  • No disruption to facility operations or expensive force-on-force exercises.

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