Training Capabilities

Fineod delivers field-oriented military and security training based on real operational requirements for units operating in conflict and front-line environments, where movement, security, and decision-making are conducted under constant pressure and limited margins for error.

Since 2023, Fineod has delivered mine awareness and EOD-related training to military units operating in Ukraine. Training is conducted in or near the unit’s operating environment.

Training content, scope, and duration can be adjusted to match unit role, experience level, and operational tasks.

For training coordination and inquiries, contact rytivaara@fineod.com.

EOD, Mine Awareness, CBRN

Awareness-level and practical training for units operating in active conflict and front-line environments. The focus is on reducing casualties, preventing critical mistakes, and enabling safe movement and basic clearance actions in areas affected by explosive hazards and contamination.

Training topics include for example:

Recognition of explosive hazards in combat and rear areas
Identification of landmines, UXO, and improvised explosive threats
Booby traps and secondary devices encountered during movement
Basic mine and UXO clearance methods at unit level
Safe behavior and movement in mined or contaminated areas
Basic CBRN awareness, indicators, and protective measures

Combat Engineering

Practical combat engineering training for units operating in active conflict and front-line environments. The focus is on enabling movement, improving survivability, and protecting personnel and equipment under combat conditions, including operations in mined, contested, and indirectly fired terrain.

Training topics include for example:

Mine and explosive hazards in combat terrain
Route clearance principles and threat recognition
Field fortifications and protective measures
Obstacle identification and reduction
Engineering support to maneuver units in combat operations

Explosive Hazards in Collapsed and Damaged Structures

Training focuses on enabling safe operations for fire and rescue personnel working in environments affected by explosive remnants of war.

The training addresses situations where collapsed and damaged structures may conceal unexploded ordnance, improvised explosive devices, or unstable military munitions.

Key focus areas include:

Recognition of explosive hazards in rubble and damaged urban environments
Identification of objects and materials that may indicate the presence of UXO or booby traps
Understanding of secondary hazards caused by structural instability combined with explosive threats
Safe movement and working practices in contaminated rubble environments
Actions to avoid when operating in areas where explosive contamination cannot be excluded

Training is designed to support rescue operations in post-conflict and high-risk environments where explosive threats may be present alongside structural collapse.

Military Police & Security

Practical training for military police and security personnel operating in active conflict and front-line environments. The focus is on threat recognition, control of dangerous individuals, and site security tasks conducted under conflict, limited resources, and elevated risk.

Training topics include for example:

Threat assessment and situational awareness
Recognition of behavioral risk indicators
Identification, detention, control, and safety search of dangerous persons
Site security and access control procedures
Use-of-force principles and escalation of response

Military Leadership

Leadership training for leaders operating in combat and front-line environments, where decisions are made under fire, time pressure, and uncertainty. The focus is on command responsibility, issuing clear and actionable orders, and maintaining control of the unit when information is limited and conditions are rapidly changing.

Training focus includes for example:

Leadership under stress, fatigue, and sustained pressure
Decision-making with incomplete and rapidly changing information
Issuing clear orders and translating intent into action
Responsibility, discipline, and accountability in command roles
Leading mixed-experience or rapidly formed units

Command Post Operations

Practical training focused on unit-level command and control and command post operations in combat and front-line environments. The training covers command post functionality under pressure, situational awareness, and the management of information and orders when communication is limited and threat levels are high.

Training focus includes for example: