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About us

We are

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a civilian training center in Poland for dog handlers and detection dog improvement, with a full range of scent samples of modern explosive materials including improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

 

We are part of the PIROline Engineering Agency. 

 

Our team includes specialists in chemistry, law enforcement, counter-terrorism, explosive ordnance disposal operations and working dog training.

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We offer

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Conditioning and reinforcement training

for dogs working in state services and civilian units in Poland and abroad in detecting explosive materials, improvised explosive devices, weapons and ammunition, toxic substances, as well as narcotic and psychotropic substances

 

Detection services

for explosive materials and narcotic substances in public spaces, private areas, and educational institutions

 

Scent samples

of explosive materials and narcotic and psychotropic substances prepared according to our developed method. These samples allow for safe and legal training of dogs using real scents, rather than substitutes that show minimal effectiveness.

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Our qualifications

 

qualifications

  • as court experts

  • to work with explosive materials

  • to supervise explosive materials

  • in detective work

  • to transport dangerous materials (ADR Class 1)

 

permissions

  • to operate a continuing education facility for adults

  • to conduct research in the field of explosive materials, from the Chief Pharmaceutical Inspector to possess narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, new psychotropic substances or their preparations, and category 1 precursors

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Our training standards

 

We train dogs in accordance with:

  • DIN SPEC 77201 standard concerning quality requirements for dogs in the security industry

  • International Mine Action Standards

  • UN Improvised Explosive Device Disposal Standards

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Infrastructure

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  • analytical and research laboratory for qualitative and quantitative identification of explosive materials and other prohibited substances

  • storage facility for explosive materials and combat agents as well as prohibited and narcotic substances

  • logistical resources, open and closed spaces for conducting realistic training scenarios, such as building searches, vehicle searches, baggage control

  • various types of training walls, scent carousel, kennels, etc.​

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Team

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Przemek

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Expert in detection of explosives, narcotics and psychoactive substances. Court expert collaborating with justice system authorities. Trains uniformed services in identification and detection of dangerous substances.

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Ania

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A chemical engineer with 20 years of experience, specializes in forensic analysis of drugs, explosives, and hazardous substances. She runs an analytical and research laboratory, offering expert opinions, She has experience in dismantling illegal drug and steroid factories and directs investigations into illegal substance smuggling.

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Marian

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Legal expert specializing in data protection with experience in the security sector. Professional handler of explosive detection dog. Specializes in the analysis and implementation of normative standards in dog training.

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Andrzej

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reserve lieutenant commander in the Polish Border Guard with over 20 years of service experience, specializing in special operations, public security, and countering terrorist threats. He served as Head of the Operations Security Department of the Border Guard's Maritime Branch in Gdańsk, responsible for planning, supervising, and executing combat operations and training officers in high-risk situations. He holds numerous instructor qualifications, including shooting, self-defense, rescue, and mine and pyrotechnic reconnaissance. He has participated in numerous specialized training courses in tactics, VIP protection, firearms use, and intervention techniques. Since leaving service, he has conducted training in security and prevention, supporting practical classes using a trained drug and explosives detection dog.

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Krzysiek

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For nine years, he served in the Clearance Divers Group of the 13th Minesweeper Squadron. He worked on neutralizing the largest unexploded ordnance, the 5.4-ton British World War II aerial bomb "TALLBOY" one of the largest projectiles in history.

He holds a bomb disposal supervisor's license and is regularly involved in work with explosives.

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