42 The 67th Annual ALOA Convention & Security Expo | July 22–28, 2024 CLASS DESCRIPTIONS 411: Electronic Safe Lock Servicing Harry L. Sher, CML, CPS, CAI Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On Class Limit: 25 411O Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $150 for DAME video 411P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $40 for L-33 Safe Opening and Servicing Elective Prerequisite: Students should have a basic knowledge of safe locks and their mechanisms to fully comprehend the material in this class. Electronic safe lock manufacturing is one of the fastest- growing segments of the safe lock industry today. As new models are introduced, changes in the older models are affected. The progressive locksmith/safe technician must take advantage of every opportunity to learn about this ever- changing area. This one-day class will focus on the features of locks from the most popular electronic safe locks from AMSEC, LA GARD/Kaba Mas and Sargent & Greenleaf. You will be taught installation tips and techniques, combination changing, programming various functions and many troubleshooting tips. The class will include a demonstration of various electronic safe lock defeat methods. Note-taking and photography is welcomed in this class. This class is a must if you wish to stay abreast of the technologies in the electronic safe lock field. The information presented will be useful in preparing for PRP Section L-33 and STPRP S-00, Certified Professional Safe Tech (CPS). 412: Active Intruder Security and Fire Codes Dennis Krucinski, CRL, LSFDI, CAI, and Asst. Josh A. Armbruster, CRL, LSFDI, CAI Class Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-On Class Limit: 32 412O Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $36 for a flash drive containing reference materials and bonus content 412P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $40 for L-07 Life Safety Codes Elective Prerequisite: Students should have a general understanding of fundamental locksmith and security technology. Increase security without compromising safety! This course is a must for anyone that services accounts such as schools, churches and other public buildings. Participants will begin by getting a primer (or refresher) on some of the basic code requirements that are most often overlooked when security against aggressive threats is being discussed. After reviewing codes, this course will take a closer look at samples of the various styles of security devices developed to defend against active aggressors. Participants will have an opportunity to examine and handle samples of barricade devices and intruder locks that are currently on the market and discuss how they comply with, or violate codes. At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to identify fire doors and egress routes, define basic life safety and fire code vocabulary, and identify major and special functions of locks. This course is designed to help security professionals think critically to guide decision makers to select a device that is appropriate for the setting without compromising local life safety and fire codes. 413: How to Prepare to be a Forensic Investigator Beta Tam, AFL, CFL, CAI Class Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-On Class Limit: 25 This one-day course is preparing a locksmith to be a forensic investigator. The course will first discuss the training, practical exercises, reading, preparation of your CV and getting certified required by a forensic locksmith. Then it will cover in depth quality assurance procedures, documentations of your examination and methodology to get to your conclusions. Finally, information on court procedure, responsibilities and duties of expert witness will be included. Upon completion of the course, the students should have the practical, step-by-step procedures to be prepared as an forensic expert for court purposes. 414A: Perfect Raceway - Intertek Certification (AM) HALF DAY A LA CARTE CLASS Bob R. Cullum, AHC, CML, CFDI, CFL, CAI Class Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-On Class Limit: 12 414A Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $720. This is a standalone, a-la-carte-priced class for one, NOT PART OF CLASS PACKAGES. price. You may add an afternoon class, but it will cost a 1/2 day class package. Prerequisite: Perfect Raceway Installer Certification Want to install a code compliant raceway in an Intertek/WH labeled fire-rated door at the job site in compliance with NFPA 80? Want an alternative to field inspections or removing the door to have the raceway factory drilled? The Intertek program label can be applied for raceway installations done in the field for program participants. This is a personnel qualification program through Intertek for drilling a 3/8” diameter raceway across a fire-rated door. Class consists of PowerPoint lecture, practical hands-on drilling exercise followed by an examination. A score of 80% on the examination is required to participate in the program.
