This course, followed by a one hour examination, teaches students the practical application of the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Fire Code (IFC). Instruction focuses on the fire alarm and access control requirements for most common occupancy classes that students will encounter on a daily basis, offering insights on common errors and areas of confusion. Special attention is paid to the similarities and differences between the International Building Code (IBC) and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code.

This course is a comprehensive, modular program covering the complete sales cycle. The first part of the course will explore core sales subjects within residential sales and part 2 will focus on commercial sales in each of the industry segments: intrusion, access control, fire and video.   Security Sales Essentials will provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to: Know the complete sales cycle Offer new or veteran sales personnel with the insights necessary to convert sales prospects into customers…

This course, followed by a one hour examination, teaches the basic elements of the electronic life safety and security industry including sensors, control panels and communications with an emphasis on the need for an adequate site survey. It stresses the importance of false alarm prevention while exploring the interaction between electronic life safety and security professionals, law enforcement and fire prevention officials.

The Electronic Access Control (EAC) course will provide the latest information students need to successfully design and install an electronic access control system. The primary focus of this course is to equip learners with knowledge on the most common devices and methods to connect them. Students will learn how to assess the customer’s needs, what to look for when performing a site survey, and then how to translate the data into an effective system.