High Threat Driving Instructor

• Deliver classroom, practical, and field instruction on High Threat Driving techniques in accordance with approved syllabi and Plans of Instruction (POIs).
• Conduct driving demonstrations and evaluate student performance to ensure proficiency in tactical vehicle operations and defensive driving techniques.
• Instruct students on high-threat driving skills, including slalom driving, off-road vehicle operations, high-speed turns, alternate driver drills, evasive lane changes, reverse slalom, vehicle push-out/push-through techniques, and response to attack scenarios.
• Prepare, inspect, and maintain training vehicles and instructional equipment to ensure safe and effective training operations.
• Conduct pre- and post-operation vehicle inspections and ensure compliance with established safety procedures and operational standards.
• Provide technical guidance, coaching, and performance feedback to students throughout classroom and practical driving exercises.
• Assist with planning, coordination, setup, execution, and reconstitution of vehicle-based training events.
• Evaluate student proficiency, document training results, and maintain instructional records in accordance with USAF EOS and Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) requirements.
• Provide subject matter expertise and recommendations to enhance driving curriculum, instructional techniques, and operational readiness.
• Comply with all USAF EOS policies, safety requirements, and contract performance standards.

• Successful completion of a formal, recognized High Threat Driving Training course consisting of a minimum of 24 hours of instruction.
• Demonstrated knowledge and practical experience in high-threat and tactical vehicle operations.
• Ability to instruct and demonstrate advanced driving techniques, including:
  • Slalom driving
  • Off-road driving
  • High-speed turns
  • Alternate driver drills
  • Evasive lane changes
  • Reverse slalom
  • Vehicle push-out/push-through procedures (knowledge)
  • Attack scenario response
• Experience conducting practical driver training, performance evaluations, and vehicle safety instruction.
• Valid state driver's license with the ability to operate government-furnished vehicles.
• Must meet all General Instructor qualifications identified in Section 2.6 of the PWS, including instructor certification, weapons qualification, First Aid/CPR/AED certification, Range Safety Officer qualification, and physical fitness requirements.

• Ability to safely operate and instruct from government vehicles in both day and night conditions.
• Ability to work outdoors in austere environments and under varying weather conditions.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted and perform physically demanding instructional activities while wearing required protective equipment.
• Ability to safely support vehicle operations in tactical training environments involving uneven terrain, live-fire ranges, smoke, pyrotechnics, and other simulated combat conditions.
• Ability to maintain all required instructor certifications and driving qualifications throughout the period of performance.

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