Throughout the year, manufacturers of locks and door hardware make it easy for locksmiths to upgrade their skills and / or learn something new to help their locksmithing businesses prosper. Locksmith distributors are another excellent source for educational seminars and programs. The following is a sampling of the continuing education courses. To be included in our Continuing Education wrap-up, send your class schedules to Locksmith Ledger, fax 866-827-8020 or E-mail to epike@endeavorb2b.com
July Training from IML
IML will offer 29 industry courses July 17th and 18th at the Sheraton Salt Lake City, UT, Hotel. Topics will include:
Access Control
Advanced Breaking And Entering
Low Voltage Electricity For Installers
Master Keying Solutions
Safe Manipulation
Tools for Success In Automotive Locksmithing
On July 19, the following ASSA ABLOY courses will be offered at the IML Phoenix branch.
Electric Strike Installation Training Course: Students will be shown the easiest techniques for cutting and installing an electric strike into a hollow metal door frame. Cutting tool selection and use of the HES metal template kit is demonstrated. Students will be allowed to individually measure and cut in a strike. With instructional and hands-on exercises covering the following subjects:
Codes And Standards
Fire Rated Verses Non-fire Rated Openings
Electric Strike Application And Selection
Frame And Door Types
Fail Safe To Fail Secure Conversion Of HES Strikes
12 To 24 Volt Strike Conversion
Solenoid Testing And Trouble Shooting
Technical Installation
Hands On Installation Of Electric Strikes
Site Survey and Local Codes: This course covers the proper method of conducting a site survey to determine the best ASSA ABLOY products for the opening while ensuring to meet the customer’s needs. Including power supply, locks, entry device and exit device selection. With instructional and hands-on exercises covering the following subjects:
Local Codes
Fire Rated Doors
Purpose Of Electric Locking System
Walk Through Techniques
Electronic Locking System Component Selection
Types Of Electric Locking Systems
Brackets And Accessories
System Layout And Hardware Schedule Forms
Common Errors, Tips And Techniques
The IML California branch will host a dormakaba Lunch and Learn program on July 24.
On July 30, IML Washington will host Detex’s Auto Operator And Accessories Installation Training. Course Description: Low energy automatic operators play an important role in helping facilities meet door control and usability issues. Low energy automatic operators also help meet the accessibility requirements prescribed by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Join us for this 3 hour training course as we learn how, where, and why Automatic Door Operators can solve not only your accessibility concerns but also resolve other door control, maintenance, and usability issues. You will receive hands on training as we install a DETEX operator on one of the IML Washington Branch doors.
Pre-registration is required. More Info: www.imlss.com
ALOA 2019 Class Schedule
Classes run Sunday Aug. 11 through Thursday, Aug. 15, at theSouth Point Hotel & Casino 9777 Las Vegas Blvd South Las Vegas, NV. The Security Expo follows on Friday and Saturday.
Pre-registration is required and classes may be added/cancelled based on enrollment levels. ALOA members can register to attend the Exhibits for free up until July 19, after which the rate will be $15. Class fees vary.
Sunday Aug. 11 Classes:
101 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5)
102 Auto Essentials
103 Servicing Aluminum Storefront Doors
104 Basic Electricity for Locksmiths
105 Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2)
110 Basic Safe Manipulation
Monday Aug. 12 Classes:
202 Intermediate Domestic Auto
203 Hollow Metal Door and Frame
204 Alarms for Locksmiths
206 Plug N Play CCTV (Day 1 of 2)
207 S&G 2740B & 2890B Certification Class
208 Life Safety Codes
209 Master Keying Fundamentals and Advanced Concepts
210 Introduction to Safe Drilling (Day 1 of 2)
Tuesday Aug. 13 Classes:
302 Intermediate Foreign Auto
303 Door Closers and Door Hardware
304 Electronic Access Control for Locksmiths
305 SFIC – Small Format Interchangeable Core
307 Electronic Safe Lock Servicing
308 LSFDI – Life Safety Fire Door Inspector (Day 1 of 2)
309 Door Hardware Overview (Day 1 of 2)
311 Institutional Shop Management (Day 1 of 2)
Wednesday Aug. 14 Classes:
402 Auto Advanced
403 All About Exit Devices
404 Beyond the Basics of Access Control and Networking and Communication (Day 1 of 2)
405 LFIC – Large Format Interchangeable Core
406 Expert Witness Training
407 Electronic Safe Lock Defeat
410 Basic Master Keying
Thursday Aug. 15 Full-Day Classes:
502 Transponders and Microprocessors
503 Alternative Entry Techniques
505 High Security Cylinder Servicing
507 Digital Marketing for Locksmith Business
Thursday Aug. 16 Morning Classes:
506 10-Step Sales & Marketing Plan That Works!
508 STRATTEC Automotive Lock Pinning and Update
509 Customer Service Techniques
510 Trilogy Lock Install & Repair
511 BiLock Certification
513 SIM CITY - Practical Programming
Thursday Aug. 16 Afternoon Classes:
518 Basic Electricity and Wiring
519 Showroom & Retail Strategies
520 SAVI (School Access Control Vulnerability Index)
521 Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program
522 10-Step Sales & Marketing Plan That Works!
523 SIM CITY - Practical Programming
Download the ALOA Convention Brochure for full class descriptions, instructors, registration policies and prerequisites: https://www.aloa.org/convention/pdfs/ALOA%2019%20Convention%20&%20Security%20Expo%20Brochure.pdf
ALOA FREE Evening Seminars
In addition to the full schedule above, the following FREE evening seminars will be offered at ALOA 2019, Wednesday Aug. 19 from 6 to p .m.
Lishi Tools (Has required lab fee for Lishi Tools students will keep), instructor Paul H. Sewall IV
Alarm Lock Networx & DL Windows, instructor Andy Phelps, CRL, CAI 433
ADA Access to Profitability: How to Install and Sell Low-Energy Operators, instructor Liam Lehn
The Diagnostic Box, instructor Tom Tusing, CAL
More Info: https://www.aloa.org/convention/convention-aloa.html
Lockmasters PureAuto Classes
Key Generation: This course offers the student an exciting opportunity to learn the skills needed to generate an automotive key. This extended hands-on portion of the class includes a wide variety of tools that will enable the student to experience success and gain confidence. Learn to sight-read keys, use scopes to read wafers, impression, use of Determinators, Kobra readers, AccuReaders, Lishi 2-in-1 tools, progressioning, keys by code and much, much more! This course is recommended for the locksmith who wishes to expand into automotive locksmithing, or learn how to better exploit their key generation skills.
Dates: August 24 in Kentucky
Advanced Automotive Transponders: Keep up with the ever-changing world of transponders. This class covers Transponder systems made since 1996, programming procedures, key blanks, and tools for most transponder-equipped vehicles in North America. This will include the newest procedures and key blanks for the newest models. Learn about the CAN Systems and new PROX systems as well as laptop based programming options for some vehicles. Includes information on programming and troubleshooting: GM, Ford, Chrysler, Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and VW/Audi.
Dates: Aug. 25 in Kentucky
More Info: Call 866.574.8724 or visit www.lsieducation.com
GSX Training
General John F. Kelly, U.S. Marine Corps (RET), will present a keynote address on Military & Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at the 2019 Global Security Exchange (GSX). The presentation, titled Geopolitics and Security, will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 11 from 8:30 – 10:00 am and will be open to all All-Access Pass holders.
GSX offers a best-in-class environment for education, networking, and business building that will provide year-round benefits for attendees and exhibitors alike. The GSX education program—led by ASIS and InfraGard subject matter experts—consists of a full curriculum of quality content in an immersive and interactive learning environment, offering insights and best practices to security professionals at every stage in their career. Explore 300+ expert-led sessions, each designed to deliver valuable, actionable takeaways to help shape your security strategy—today and in the future.
This year’s show is Sept. 8-12 at McCormick Place, Chicago. Full info at www.gsx.org
Lockmasters Security Institute
Lockmasters Security Institute’s full schedule is available at http://www.lsieducation.com/courses/schedule.html. Classes will include:
LKM 7000 Certification
Kaba Mas X-10 Certification
S&G 2740B Certification
Emergency Automotive Opening
GSA Authorized Insp. 3 Year Recertification
Physical Security SCIF Construction ICD-705
Electronic & Mechanical Safe Lock Servicing
Comprehensive Security Specialist (CSST)
Professional Safe Lock Opening
Each month, we will feature one course from Lockmasters Security Institute. Our May 2019 featured course is Combination Lock Manipulation, a 4-day course.
Course Description: This course will teach you how to use the design flaws in mechanical combination locks to manipulate the wheels and components to obtain a lock’s combination while opening the locking mechanism. All mechanical locks have factory defects, known as tolerances, which allows them to be manipulated. This is a noninvasive method for obtaining access to a safe as well as retrieve the combination. .
The objective of this course is to give the lock and safe technicians a cost and time saving option to drilling combination locks. The basic techniques used in this course were originally developed by Harry Miller in the late 1940’s. Students taking this course use dialing techniques and combination lock design and diagnostic information from the pre-requisite Electronic & Mechanical Safe Lock Servicing class to give them sight, sound and feel needed in determining lock combinations.
Upcoming sessions are Oct. 21-24 in Kentucky
LSI has two locations: 2101 John C. Watts Drive, Nicholasville, KY 40356 and 12011 Guilford Road, Unit 108, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701. Phone 866.574.8724
S&G 2019 Training Update
Sargent and Greenleaf has changed its training to single-day classes instead of two days. The single days will cover both locks listed below for a dual certification.
S&G 2890B – S&G 2890B, built to Federal Specification FF-L-2890B, is an integrated door lock designed to meet both security and life safety demands of highly sensitive SCIF environments. Equipped with single motion egress, the S&G 2890B Locking System allows for intuitive and safe egress from in a SCIF.
In this class, you will learn about the 2890B applications, variety of models, service points, and locking device installation. Upon successful installation of the 2890B locking system a technician installation certificate will be provided.
S&G 2740B – S&G 2740B lock was designed to meet Federal Specification FF-L-2740B and is approved for use in protecting our nation’s classified materials.
This class will provide instruction in the installation, setup, and programming of the S&G 2740B combination lock. Technicians must successfully complete the approved training class and pass a written exam at the conclusion of the class in order to become a registered technician in the S&G database.
All classes will be held at Palmer’s Security Solutions Training Facility in Warrenton, VA.
Upcoming dates are:
July 18
August 15
September 19
October 17
November 21
December 19
More Info: https://www.sargentandgreenleaf.com/support/training-calendar/.
ASSA ABLOY Academy
ASSA ABLOY Academy is a consolidation of its robust training programs that enable security professionals to be more effective at their job of protecting both people and places.
The program offerings are highlighted on a new website at www.assaabloyacademy.com/americas, which features an upgraded learning management system to streamline coursework through an enhanced user interface.
The Academy features all of the existing content from ASSA ABLOY Americas University including online courses, onsite classes at learning centers, and a Mobile Installation Training Vehicle that provides hands-on training at any location.
“Our educational offerings have seen amazing success over the past decade,” said Mark Brewer, the Director of Education at ASSA ABLOY Academy. “The new website brings it all together in a modernized platform. It allows us to provide the most relevant training possible in an easy-to-use interface that enables learning and gives us opportunities to expand our offering.”
The goal of ASSA ABLOY Academy is to provide essential learning opportunities for all professionals in the security industry. This dovetails with ASSA ABLOY’s core mission of protecting the people and places that matter most in this world.
“If we provide quality training for security professionals they will be better at executing on their mission of making facilities safe and secure,” said Sean McGrath, Vice President of Marketing, Business Development and Training, ASSA ABLOY Door Security Solutions. “We view the ASSA ABLOY Academy as a critical and unique offering for everyone who wants to improve the way in which they protect the critical assets of our world.”
ALOA Fundamentals of Locksmithing
ALOA Security Professionals Association is offering its six-day Fundamentals of Locksmithing training course at its Dallas headquarters on the following 2019 dates: Oct. 7-12, Dec. 9-14
The ALOA Continuing Education (ACE) 6-day Basic Locksmithing Course provides students with basic hands-on knowledge of locks and security related hardware. Students will work with basic locksmithing tools such as dial calipers, impressioning pliers soft face mallet, lock pick set, along with other locksmith specialty tools.Upon completion of this course, graduates will have the knowledge required to function as an apprentice locksmith who can perform the following tasks:
Identify and duplicate keys
Service and adjust key machines
Rekey a variety of lock cylinders
Make original keys for a variety of locks by code, dis-assembly and impressioning
Bypass and/or pick common locks
Troubleshoot and service common cylinder and lockset malfunctions
Identify common lock hardware finishes and functions
Be familiar with life safety codes and the ADA
Design and key a simple master key system
Know combination lock operation and changing methods
At the completion of the class, students receive a tool kit containing the following items: pinning kit, pin tray, follower, tweezers, key gauge, special hollow follower and master follower, Kwikset cylinder removal tool, shim stock, round impressioning file, Ilco Key Blank Directory, PRP Resource Guide which includes the ALOA Locksmith Dictionary, reference manual and Life Safety Codes & ADA class manual.Class location is the ALOA Training Center in Dallas, Texas. Price: $1295.00 for ALOA members, $1495.00 for non members + $65.00 non refundable registration fee (must pass a background check). For more information or to register, contact the ALOA Education Department, phone 800-532-2562 x101 or E-mail [email protected].
SecurityCEU.com Courses
ALOA has partnered with SecurityCEU.com to bring itsmembers the latest in security industry training. All courses are online, self-paced training and are approved for CEUs at the national and state level. ALOA members receive a deep discount on all SecurityCEU.com courses.
SecurityCEU.com offers over 100 hours of online industry content in topics such as:
IP Networking
Access Control
IP Video
Wireless Technologies
NICET Fire Prep Training (Level I and II)
Troubleshooting
Codes and Standards
Structured Wiring
Currently 34 states have low voltage licensing requirements. Of those, 27 states have CEU requirements to maintain that license. Now, ALOA members can fulfill their CEU requirements for required licensing they have by taking SecurityCEU.com training. Additionally, you may maintain valuable professional certifications such as those offered by ASIS, BICSI, CEDIA, ALOA and more.
For more information, visit www.securityCEU.com.
Electronic Security Association
The Electronic Security Association (ESA) has added 18 NEW CEU courses to its lineup of CEU offerings. These courses are available now and will help students maintain certifications and licenses.
ESA’s National Training School (NTS) courses and CEU programs are designed to help electronic security and life safety professionals advance in easily accessible and robust ways. With a focus on real-world training, skills learned can be immediately put to use in the workplace.
These CEU courses have already been approved in Louisiana, Alabama, Texas and Mississippi, with other states currently pending. Please visit the specific course page for state approval information. ESA members have access to exclusive rates on all National Training School courses.
Here's a list of the courses offered:
NETWORKING
Residential Networking Basics: Designed to provide basic level knowledge of working with IPs, understanding routers, network types, and general troubleshooting.
Networking 101 — Basics: Provides students with various ways a network can be constructed and, in general terms, how data is sent from one point to another.
Networking 102 — Protocols: This course provides students with various protocols you are likely to encounter when installing and maintaining security and life safety systems on a network.
Networking 103 — Data Transmission: This CEU course provides students with various mediums that’s a network may use to transmit data.
Networking 104 — Hardware: Provides students with the most commonly used networking hardware found in a business environment while also demonstrating how hardware interacts with and communicates through other devices like hubs, routers and switches is important.
Networking 105 — Administration of Networks: This course equips students with information on the important role administrators play in maintaining a network, as well as security concerns, sources of threats to a network and security measures employed to protect the network.
Networking 106 — Basic Network Troubleshooting: This online course provides students with the basic tools that should be available when troubleshooting, as well as, general techniques that can be used to effectively troubleshoot a system.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Managing Projects Effectively: This three-hour online course provides students with techniques related to the security industry professional. This course covers project management approaches, auditing and responsibilities.
MATHEMATICS
Basic Math for Security Professionals: This course provides students with skills to solve mathematical problems requiring simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and raising numbers to exponential powers; rounding to the correct number of significant figures; calculating percents; reading graphs; and using simple geometric definitions and formulas.
Math Refresher: This course provides an overview of how to use the mathematical formulas associated with the electronic security industry.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Basics of Customer Service: This three-hour online course provides students with communication skills, customer service skills and tips to deal with handling difficult customers. While demonstrating the key skills necessary to dealing with difficult situations while providing the highest possible level of customer service in a professional manner.
SECURITY
Incident Reports for Security Professionals: Provides students with information on the considerations that may be needed when preparing and writing an incident report, by presenting facts and details as accurately as possible, while maintaining the integrity of the report is a major consideration.
Physical Science and the Security Professional: Provides students with information on how to differentiate between matter, mass, volume and density, and how to distinguish the physical properties and changes of each.
ELECTRICAL
Electronic Theory Refresher: Provides a review of the electrical basics required for the installation and maintenance of alarm systems.
WIRELESS SYSTEMS
Wireless Systems 101 — Standards: Provides students with an interpretation of codes and standards which apply to the installation of wireless fire alarm systems.
Wireless Systems 102 — Components: Provides students with information on how alarm systems operate using wireless signals and how the components work together.
Wireless Systems 103 — Troubleshooting: Provides students with information on performing troubleshooting tasks for wireless intrusion and fire protection systems.
Access Academy
Access Hardware Supply’s Access Academy was developed to be a key resource for the hardcore hardware pro. Instead of offering up the usual “salesy” type product videos, Access Academy offers a wide range of instructional, installation and “how-to” videos for access control products from leading manufacturers.
Think of it as your personal hardware channel – with videos that have been uniquely designed for specifiers and installers and are short and to the point. Just what the hardware doctor ordered.
Register online at http://accesshardware.com/access-academy/ to access the video library.
Dortronics Lunch and Learn Classes
Dortronics, a leading manufacturer of electric locking hardware and controls for the security industry, announces the expansion of its lunch and learn course offerings by adding Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) Continuing Education Credits. BICSI is a professional association supporting the advancement of the information and communications technology (ICT) community. ICT covers the spectrum of voice, data, electronic safety & security, project management, and audio and video technologies. These informative sessions provide designers, specifiers, and resellers the opportunity to explore and compare the various types of door hardware, interlocking systems and their applications. Topics include mantraps, sally ports and cleanroom/laboratory air locks, and their applications.
The lunch and learn sessions are accredited by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) as well as recognized by BICSI. Upon successful completion of each course, participants will receive one BICSI CEC and/or one AIA Learning Unit.
“These informative sessions provide users with detailed information on how door control solutions are designed, manufactured and implemented, and address both off-the-shelf and custom options available. We are excited to continue to offer these AIA and BICSI courses in a small and relaxed environment.”
Two one-hour courses are currently available:
Door Interlocks: Applications and System Design reviews the various types of door interlocks, mantraps, sally ports and their applications as well as discusses the different types of interlock controls and the accessories required for a fully functional system.
Electronic Locking Devices for Access Control Systems reviews electrified door locking hardware and related components which interface with electronic access controllers to provide a complete security solution.
More information: email [email protected].
Vicon Online VMS Training
Vicon Industries, a leading designer and producer of security surveillance solutions, now offers training and certification for its Valerus Video Management System as a convenient online course. Following the same curriculum as Vicon’s popular in-person training program, the new online class provides in-depth instruction on all aspects of Valerus, from setup and programming to operational capabilities and special features. Coursework includes hands-on learning and exercises that make use of the actual Valerus software. In addition, participants are encouraged to connect to any standard ONVIF compliant camera to simulate the most realistic user experience. The new online, on-demand format allows participants to schedule classes at their convenience, log-in from a location of their choice and learn at their own pace.
The Valerus course is offered in two versions; both cover the same material. The Valerus Certification Course is recommended for installing dealers. It takes approximately 10-12 hours to complete, including required testing, and must be completed within 60 days after starting the session. The Valerus Basic Course does not include any exams, has no time limit for completion and does not confer “certified” status. The Basic course is intended for end-users and others seeking a greater understanding of the Valerus platform. Unlike the Certification Course, there is no fee for the Basic version.
Learn more and register for Vicon’s Valerus Training Course at http://www.vicon-security.com/online-training
MBA USA Courses
MBA USA, Inc. has been providing training and tools to security professionals since 1993. Training and tool sales operations are located in a renovated building with two classrooms conveniently located at the North end of Nicholasville, Ky.
Full training schedules are posted online at www.mbausa.com. Courses include:
GSA Certified Safe and Vault Technician
GSA Approved Container Inspection
Kaba-Mas X-10 Factory Certification
Sargent & Greenleaf Model 2740B Lock Training
Combination Lock Technology - Mechanical Combination Locks
Comprehensive Safe Lock Manipulation
The 10-day Fundamentals of Locksmithing is a class that teaches the skills necessary for anyone working with locks. It was created to give those who are just starting a career in locksmithing, or who require locksmithing as part of their job in the military or other government service, a solid background in the basics. It is also ideal for anyone considering a locksmithing career but who wishes to first learn more about the trade. This class has been approved for 10 points towards the ALOA PRP Recertification requirements.
New classesare: Key Operated Safe Locks, Advanced Lock Defeat, Low Voltage Technology and Wiring. Intrusion Detection System Design and Installation, Access Control System Design and Installation, CCTV System Design and Installation and Street Smart Lock Defeat for First Responders
Anixter University
Anixter University offers an array of technical and standards-based information for contractors, integrators, end users and consultants. Based on best practices gained through decades of experience, Anixter University organizes its technology curricula into colleges, and each college contains courses of varying technical levels.
Courses are provided at no cost and most are certified for BICSI Continuing Education Credits. They're tailored to suit customers’ learning requirements and are delivered in a straightforward, unbiased way and in a variety of formats, including on-demand courses and live webinars. On-demand courses can be accessed at www.anixter.com/university. Anixter's Solution Support team conducts training and technical Q&A sessions for larger groups via webinar. Customers may request group training through their Anixter sales representative.
All the courses address real-world problem solving in the markets that Anixter serves. Anixter University’s colleges span the Data Center College, Physical Security College, Building Technologies College and the Industrial Infrastructure College.
Through the Data Center College, attendees will understand the various types of solutions available for current and future data center infrastructure issues. The various courses the Data Center College offers are taught from a non-sales, non-product-specific curriculum formatted to suit your organization's training and education needs.
Anixter University's Physical Security College is designed to help attendees gain an understanding of the various types of solutions available for corporate physical security systems, including video surveillance and access control systems. The courses aid in the development of comprehensive systems for a variety of corporate environments and applications by using the most recent hardware and software technologies.
The Building Technologies College educates attendees on the various types of building technology solutions they should consider when planning to renovate or build a new corporate facility or campus. The courses thoroughly cover subjects such as in-building wireless (IBW) systems (indoor extension of RF, cell and Wi-Fi coverage), copper and fiber cabling for IP/Ethernet data communications networks, passive optical LAN (POL), intelligent building management systems and unified communications systems.
The Industrial Infrastructure College teaches the various types of industrial infrastructure technology solutions to consider when planning to renovate or build a new industrial facility or campus. These courses aid in the development of comprehensive systems for a variety of industrial communications environments and applications using the most recent hardware and software technologies. They cover the basic principles of IP/Ethernet networking with a focus on the manner in which the new control protocols are best deployed in the industrial environments and applications.
Each college course is labeled with a level number indicating the degree of technical information contained in the course. The Level 100 courses are considered prerequisites to be completed prior to higher-level courses. Most of the courses offered are accredited with Continuing Education Credits (CECs) from BICSI and other professional organizations that can be used to aid attendees in maintaining their professional certifications. Course descriptions list the associated CEC information for which the course is qualified.
Classes last approximately 60 minutes and contain knowledge check questions to reinforce the concepts discussed. At the end of each course, the student is required to complete a quiz with an 80 percent correct score in order to be issued a completion certificate. This certificate may be submitted by the student to request that the CECs be applied to the student’s transcript.
To view more course details or to register for an on-demand class, visit https://www.anixter.com/solutions/university
Paxton Access Control Workshops
Paxton Access has announced a new dealer training program across its access control product range; Net2 and Paxton BLU. Paxton’s dealer workshops are being offered at a variety of convenient locations nationwide.
The practical workshops are designed to provide dealers with the essential knowledge needed to install Paxton products with confidence and ensure dealers always offer the best access control solution to their customers.
The program means U.S. training is now in line with Paxton’s global training program, offering workshops covering both Net2 Essential and Net2 Advanced. The company will also offer workshops for Paxton BLU, its new, cloud-based access control solution. Each session lasts 4 hours and is free for a limited time only*
Workshops will include a method of short lectures followed by hands-on practical sessions to help dealers to get familiar with the systems in the classroom. Training includes installation techniques, fault finding, administration, and use of the systems.
The Net2 Advanced workshops are designed for dealers who have already completed the Net2 Essential training. These workshops will include exploring the options available for integrating Net2 with third party products and how dealers can unlock the power and flexibility of Triggers & Actions within the Net2 system.
More Info: http://paxton.info/2778.
Alarm Lock Live & On Demand Webinars
Since the release of training classes, Alarm Lock, a division of NAPCO Security Technologies and long time believer in education and training, is pleased to report webinars and On-Demand versions are growing increasingly popular. Taught by Alarm Lock National Trainer Andy Phelps, classes are available locally, in the field nationwide, or at your computer in the comfort of your home or office with online live webinar classes.
Training is available on Trilogy® installation & repair, Trilogy T3, ArchiTech™ installation & programming, Alarm Lock DL Windows Software, and Alarm Lock Networx systems including gateways and Networx locks. Earn factory-certification on Alarm Lock products while learning the latest new technology, installation & programming techniques and growth in new markets.
All local Alarm Lock classes are hands-on and taught with real-world applications and locking expertise, while webinar classes can be taken at the comfort of your own computer – no gas or travel required. Webinars are presented live and offer a Question & Answer session following each session.
For a full list of classes, dates and locations, or to register for classes, visit www.alarmlock.com/seminars, call your local distributor or Alarm Lock at 800-645-9445, email [email protected] or contact Andy Phelps at [email protected]. Please note that some classes may require a fee.
dormakaba Training
dormakaba certification programs and training resources allow participants to get hands on experience with the extensive dormakaba product families. There are four types of educational and training programs: instructor led training, webinars, E-learning, and training videos.
Since the introduction of dormakaba’s instructor-led training programs, thousands of installers and locksmiths throughout the United States and Canada have been successfully trained and certified on dormakaba’s product families. dormakaba offers approximately 50 in-person training programs each year. Training classes cover a broad range of products, such as Simplex, E-Plex, X-10, InSync, Keyscan Access Control Systems, and Workforce Solutions.
dormakaba’s webinars are a convenient way to update your skills without travelling to an in-person training certification program. Each webinar is approximately 1 to 2 hours and can be completed anywhere with an internet & phone connection. Webinars are an interactive learning experience taught by knowledgeable dormakaba instructors. The format will provide you an opportunity to discuss the material, ask questions, and clarify your understanding in a conference call setting. Best of all, there is no cost for this additional training.
In addition, a large library of training videos are available online.
More Info: https://www.dormakaba.com/us-en/support/training
Galaxy Control Systems On-Demand Training
Galaxy Control Systems, a leading provider of integrated access control security solutions, has launched on online Video Library at http://www.galaxysys.com/page-LearningCenter. The professionally produced videos provide partners with convenient access to Galaxy’s eight most common tech support questions, with more to come over the next several months.
“Service and support for our dealers and customers is our top priority,” said Rick Caruthers, Executive Vice President, Galaxy Control Systems. “Our new Video Library provides them with a comprehensive variety of information that is easily and quickly accessible from the office or from the field.”
Beyond providing valuable support, these videos can also be used as training tools or refresher courses to allow installers to maintain their skills and knowledge about the company’s access control hardware and software solutions. Galaxy Control Systems will revisit key topics periodically based on input from dealers and technicians to continue to provide the most helpful and up-to-date support in the future.
For more information on Galaxy Control, visit www.galaxysys.com, call 800.445.556 or email [email protected].
HID Academy
The Genuine HID Academy Learning Center portal provides convenient on-demand access to industry leading online training and enrollment to certification programs delivered by dedicated instructors with subject matter expertise. Centrally manage and create a customized training experience via a personalized transcript to help you achieve the desired skills and knowledge towards professional development.
An extensive lineup of both online and classroom courses are offered. To browse the course lineup, go to http://www.hidglobal.com/training. For further details or to sign up, follow the directions to create a user profile and register online.
