OCTOBER 21, 2009

CLASS #11A   Cost: $350.00

Locksmithing 101 — DAY 1 of 2

Instructors: Don O'Shall, CPL,CMIL,CMKS and Tony West, CJIL                          

This two-day course is for the beginner/apprentice, and the experienced locksmith looking to expand their knowledge of the trade. It focuses on terminology and basic skill sets, with a combination of hands-on exercises and class work.  It provides a solid explanation of the tools you will need, and the product types you will see in the field.  This is one of the best overall sources of basic information on the locksmith trade.
Materials needed: Students should bring pliers, tweezers, a screwdriver set, file (perferably fine tooth pippin) and any magnifying equipment or pick set they typically might use.

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CLASS #12   Cost: $175.00

Basic Safe Penetration                           

Instructor: Roy D Watters, CRL, CPS  
                       

This class will prepare the student to add safe opening to their portfolio of services. The day is spent with a morning lecture on topics such as preparation, planning, tools, techniques, and resources. In the afternoon, the students will form workgroups and experience safe penetration as a hands-on opportunity. The student will plan their opening and then execute their plan. This basic class allows the student to make notes, photograph and drill fire safes; “B” and “C” rated safes and containers up to TL30 classification depending on availability. Each safe will be opened more than once, allowing each workgroup a variety of experiences.

The information presented will be useful in preparing for PRP Section L-24, L-33 and STPRP Section S-00.

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CLASS #13   Cost: $275.00

Ilco E-Plex Electronic Pushbutton Lock Certification                           

Instructor: Rick Shuford, CRL  
                     

This hands-on class gives instruction on the E-Plex 5000 electronic lock and optional software. Training will be provided on the ease of installation, use and maintenance of the electronic lock series. We will demonstrate the simplicity of keypad programming, and the optional data transfer with a handheld PDA, including audit trail. Upon successful completion, students will understand the product features, benefits, installation and both keypad and software programming. The cost of this class includes a $175 lab fee. The lab fee includes:

• E-Plex 5000 electronic pushbutton lock

• E-Plex 5000 demonstration mount

• Four-in-one screwdriver

• Plex Standard Software Version 3.0

• Free listing on e-plexlock.com web site as an E-Plex factory trained dealer

• Factory Certification Certificate

• Factory Certification Training Binder

Prerequisites: Basic understanding of mechanical hardware.

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CLASS #14   Cost: $175.00

Basic Auto Lock Service                        

Instructor: Raymond D’Adamo, CML                          

Students already familiar with basic lock service will be introduced to the tools, skills and information, critical for beginning professional automotive lock service. All fundamental topics will be covered. Learning the basic terminology and procedures of automotive cylinder and key service is the theme throughout the day. Hands-on clinics will include key blank identification, referencing and cutting keys by code, function and operation of common automotive cylinder types, basic lock manipulation, disassembly and re-assembly, keying and 

re-keying, general cylinder repair service and fitting first keys.

Materials needed: selection of hand tools, such as screwdrivers, an awl, files, lock picks, possibly a small clamp-on vise, a small hammer and any additional tool you feel will be helpful for bench work.­­    

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CLASS #15   Cost: $100.00

Ingersoll Rand Low Energy Automatic Operators

Instructor: Steve Monroe  and Paul O'Brien                     

Compliance with accessibility requirements continues to be a very lucrative portion of the door and hardware business.  The ability to provide these solutions, while maintaining reasonable levels of security, can set you apart from your competition. You will learn the operation, controls and settings for Low Energy Automatic Operators from Ingersoll Rand, including the LCN 4600, 4800, and Senior Swing lines as well as the new Falcon 8200 series. Hands-on sessions will allow you the chance to connect both hard wired and RF actuators, add security controls, interface with a variety of electromechanical hardware, and interface with access control systems. Codes and standards for application and installation of low energy operators will also be discussed.

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CLASS #16 EVENING 7-9 p.m. Cost: FREE

Ilco Transponder Seminar 

Instructor: Rick Shuford, CRL                         

This seminar begins with a history of transponders and how they work.  Hands-on class training introduces the various equipment necessary to clone, duplicate and originate automobile transponder keys, including Ilco’s TD3A ll, RW4, EZ Clone, and the TKO equipment.  Students will receive an updated Key Blank Reference Guide containing a listing of automobile transponder keys, programming procedures and a complete listing of current transponder key availability.  Topics include identifying proper key type, methods to program keys, and information pertaining to security fobs and keyless entry.   Programming of transponder keys for most automobiles will be covered.    

Prerequisites: Working Knowledge of Basic Automobile Keying.

OCTOBER 22, 2009

OCTOBER 23, 2009

CLASS #21B
Safe Manipulation — DAY 2 of 2

Instructor: Mark Bates, CPL                        

See Day 1 class description. Prerequisite – Day 1.

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CLASS #31   Cost: $175.00

Motorcycle Lock Service

Instructors: Keith Capehart and Leo Meres, CML

This hands-on class is geared toward the locksmith who is serious about mastering motorcycle key generation. The average locksmith already possesses most of the equipment necessary to jump into the motorcycle market. Learn what else is needed to become the “go-to guy.” Upon completion, the student should have the skills necessary to service a broad range of bikes in a professional manner. Attendees should have a working knowledge of cutting keys by code, basic lock picking, and key blank identification. Automotive locksmithing experience would be helpful, but is not necessary. While all necessary tools will be available, every student is encouraged to bring the tubular picks, wafer depressors, otoscopes or opthalmascopes that they will be using in the field when they return to work after the convention. Instructors adapt the material to the tools the students brings, and it also exposes the other students to different brands of tools and equipment.  Students will receive a handout with useful information that will supplement the resources available. While the instructors will be recommending various tools and publications, you will learn to make keys with what you have at hand and a few inexpensive items that you may or may not already have. 

Motorcycle transponders and high security keys such as BMW will not be covered due to time restraints.  

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CLASS #32   Cost: $175.00

Exit Devices & Exit Alarms

Instructor: David Thielen, CML 

A wealth of information will be covered on exit devices, including types, functions, ratings, options, installations, repairs and servicing.  Hands-on practice, as well as slides, videos and handouts will be provided.  Students will be instructed on how to properly remove, service, troubleshoot malfunctions, and retrofit many of the popular exit devices.  This class has been updated to include delayed exit devices that comply with  NFPA 101.

Materials to bring to class: Common and Phillips screwdrivers and an Allen wrench set.

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CLASS #33   Cost: $175.00

Impressioning and Wafer (Disk) Reading 

Instructor: John Truempy, CRL, CMIL                         

This course teaches the beginner or specialist to fit keys to wafer locks by the scope reading method or by the impressioning technique , both with and without specialized tools. Students will hand file keys to popular types of utility locks based upon their observations related to what they have learned. Many of these products have no readily available replacements and no published codes, so the skilled locksmith can benefit greatly from learning to perform this skill well. A large portion of the course is hands-on, so attendance is limited.

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CLASS #34   Cost: $175.00

Electrical Hardware Selection & Installation

Instructor: Cecil Thornton                         

This class is a must for those interested in gaining more knowledge in basic electric locks, including access control applications and installations.  The seminar is designed to offer an understanding of basic hardware terminology, lock grades & testing, and how to plan an installation and the fundamentals of installing electric strikes and electromagnetic locks. Seminar includes hands-on installation demonstration of how to cut in a strike in a hollow metal frame. Each person attending will be registered in a drawing to win a free RCI 6-series strike & frame prep jig as well as receiving additional promos.

This seminar is a must for those interested in gaining more knowledge in basic electric locking and access control applications/installation.

CLASS #35 EVENING 7-9 p.m. Cost: FREE

Rutherford Controls – Movie & Play Time

Instructor: Cecil Thornton 

Join RCI for a movie & a snack to see how the new RCI 

all-in-one Delayed Egress Electromagnetic Lock can reduce time and cost for exit doors requiring delayed egress locks. This presentation will also include the newest additions to RCI great line of products. This will be a hands-on presentation (play time!) with samples available for a close-up look at the ease of installation and programming of several RCI access control products. Be sure to register for the free door prize (must be present to win)!  This seminar is a must for those intere­sted in gaining more knowledge in access control applications and installation.