Training
The HUNMAC Training Center in Iklad is a fully equipped indoor/outdoor training facility near Budapest, issued with Military Service License by the Hungarian Government and registered as an Adult Education Training Provider.
Every training certificate issued by HUNMAC is assigned a unique serial number and registered in the Hungarian Adult Education Database (FAR). These certificates are accompanied by a detailed competency sheet.
HUNMAC Registration Number: B/2023/000928
At HUNMAC, we place the highest priority on the safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of our mine action activities. As part of our unwavering commitment to global best practices, we proudly implement and adhere to the International Mine Action Standards (IMAS).
Through practical demonstrations and simulations, HUNMAC can provide hands-on experience, allowing trainees to apply theoretical knowledge in realistic scenarios. This practical approach enhances the effectiveness of training and builds confidence among trainees.
The Mine Action Test and Evaluation Protocol (T&EP) is a comprehensive framework designed to assess and validate the proficiency of individuals and teams involved in mine action activities. It encompasses standardized procedures and criteria to objectively evaluate skills related to demining, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), and other essential aspects of mine clearance operations. This protocol plays a crucial role in ensuring that personnel adhere to international standards, promoting uniformity, safety, and efficiency in mine action efforts worldwide.
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal – EOD Level 1-2/3/3+
- Improvised Explosive Device Disposal – IEDD Level 1-2/3/3+
- Battle Area Clearance – BAC
- Demining
- Search
- Explosive remnants of war – Safe and Secure Approaches in Field Environments – ERW SSAFE
- Explosive Ordnance Risk Education – EORE
- Quality Management – QM
- Weapon Intelligence Team – WIT
- Post Blast Investigation – PBI
Innovation and Research Development
We are committed to achieving the highest level of professional quality, offering educational programs that assist participants in mastering the latest technologies and methods.
Quality and Expertise
Our vision includes supporting innovation and research development to consistently impart the most current and effective methods to our students, keeping pace with the evolving field of explosive ordnance disposal.
Community Relations and Collaboration
Our goal is to foster closer integration into the broader professional community, collaborating with other educational institutions and the practical sector to expose our students to real challenges and projects.
Sustainability and Environmental Considerations
The HUNMAC Training Center prioritizes sustainable practices and environmental considerations, shaping its educational programs accordingly.
Accreditation
The Test and Evaluation Protocol (T&EP) developed by IMAS is a crucial tool for mine action training and practices. This protocol is not just a simple assessment methodology but a comprehensive system ensuring strict and reliable control over explosive ordnance disposal activities.
The importance of using this protocol is outstanding for several reasons. Firstly, it introduces standardized procedures, ensuring the uniformity of training and evaluation processes. This is critical for safety and efficiency, as all participants follow the same criteria.
The protocol allows for the objective assessment of individuals’ and teams’ performance. Objectivity is indispensable in the field of explosive ordnance disposal, where precise and reliable results can be lifesaving.
Certificates issued by HUNMAC are registered in the Hungarian Adult Education Database (FAR) in compliance with Hungarian regulations.
The HUNMAC Training Center holds the necessary national permits, including military technology and adult education permits. It is registered in the United Nations and NATO Centre of Excellence for EOD databases. Additionally, we are members of the Defense Industry Association and authorized for the controlled use of pyrotechnic and explosive materials. This enables participants to enhance their preparedness through realistic simulations, preparing them for dynamic and challenging environments.
