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Wednesday, September 9, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Sandy Matheny
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Commercial-Grade Decorative Doors, Frames and Hardware
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Doors and door hardware may be the most intimate points of contact we have with a building. We’re affected by the way a door looks, and by the way the lever or pull on that door feels. And while the first job of doors and hardware may be to keep what’s behind them safe and secure, they should also insulate us from noise; create a barrier against the heat and the cold; be sustainable and energy efficient; and, be aesthetically harmonious with the dominant character of a space.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Demystifying Credentials and Access Control Hardware
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At the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to define the different types of access control credentials, explain the different types of access control products, categorize each type of opening, apply the most efficient technology to each opening, justify their decision for each choice and generate a complete PACS for a building.
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Thursday, September 10, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Russell Corriveau
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SARGENT Installed Hardware: Adjustments & Features
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The webinar is an overview of SARGENT's Hardware adjustments and options once the hardware has been installed. The webinar will review the proper operation of Door Closers and Observations. We review the proper operation of SARGENT's Delayed Egress Devices and go over the selectable options. We'll also review selectable options with ELR devices. And lastly, the SARGENT Mortise Lock and it's multifunction operations. The Webinar will conclude with a question and answer period.
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Thursday, September 10, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Site Survey & Worksheet Review
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This course reviews the key considerations and items to identify when conducting a site survey by utilizing the provided site survey worksheet. The course will review and discuss 6 factors to consider prior to conducting a site survey, as well as selecting the most appropriate access control hardware based on collected information. The provided, complementary site survey worksheet will be woven into the presentation to demonstrate how this tool can be utilized during the site survey process. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, September 10, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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How to read and use a Life Safety plan
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This course is designed for specification writers, architectural consultants and anyone who needs to work with life safety plans to determine code compliant doors and hardware. We use actual plans from past projects and teach how to determine the egress side of the door, verify occupant loads and paths of egress while looking for red flags such as travel distance to exits, separation of exits, common path of travel and dead end corridors. The course also covers fire rated walls and partition types to determine the appropriate fire and smoke ratings of openings.
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Monday, September 14, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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Corbin Russwin Exit Device Product Overview
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This webinar is a review of Corbin Russwin's ED5000 series exit devices. We'll be reviewing the catalog and how to order the hardware. We will also be examining the various types of exits and the various options available.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Electric Strike Selection
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In this course, we will review conducting a site survey to determine the correct electric strike for an application and what you need to know when selecting a strike. We will look at some applications and walk through steps to get to the "best" strike for the application. We will also explore common door hardware and what you need to know to select the strike design to work with it and “outside the box" options to consider. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, September 15, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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How to order Key Systems
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This webinar will discuss basic keying terminology, and how to place keyed orders with our Factories. We will discuss the forms required, and how to fill them out properly to ensure a seamless process to receive materials in a timely basis
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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Medeco XT Software Presentation
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This 1-hour presentation is designed to give the student an overview of the capabilities of the Medeco XT software. During the one hour session an employee is created, an opening will be created, cylinder assigned to the opening, key assigned to an employee and scheduled when the key will operate the cylinder. After the class, each attendee will have a fundamental understanding of the software’s capabilities.
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Thursday, September 17, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Troubleshooting Electric Strikes
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In this class, we will take a step-by-step look at troubleshooting common issues with electric strikes in the field. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, September 17, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Storefront Mechanical to Electrical Solutions
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This course covers solutions to upgrade storefronts and small businesses from mechanical to electrified access control. Participants will explore a variety of locking solutions for aluminum doors. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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Yale Exit Device Overview
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This webinar is an overview and an examination of the Yale 7000 & 6000 series Exit Devices.We will discuss both series and their features and benefits, as well as applications. We will also touch on the 1500, 2100, and 1800 Series. The various options will be reviewed. We will review Part Numbers, How to Price and Order the Product
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Wednesday, September 23, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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ASSA ABLOY Cliq Software Presentation
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This class is designed to give the attendee an overview of the ASSA ABLOY Cliq software. The class will guide the attendee from creating users, scheduling and auditing keys, and auditing cylinders. At the completion of the class, each attendee will have an understanding of Cliq software capabilities.
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Thursday, September 24, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Storefront Mechanical to Electrical Solutions - Scenarios
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This course will allow you to test your knowledge of common access controlled openings with project scenarios, challenges, and ultimately recommending the best possible hardware solution. This interactive, scenario-based session will require you to draw from your knowledge of locking solutions for aluminum doors. Questions will be posed by facilitators for each scenario to encourage critical thinking and problem solving. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, September 24, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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How to review Hardware submittals
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This course is designed for specification writers, architectural consultants, architects and whoever works with reviewing hardware submittals. This course will use hardware specifications and submittals from past projects to learn how to assess the products being submitted to determine if they meet the specification. It will include using industry cross reference charts, warranty information and other tips to make the process easier and more streamlined.
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Monday, September 28, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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Features & Benefits of SARGENT’s 8200 Mortise Locks
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This webinar is an overview of SARGENT’s 8200 series mortise locks and what makes it the strongest and most innovative mortise lock on the market today. We will examine the Eco-Flex technology and how it’s changed how mortise locks are perceived in the industry. And we’ll see how Sargent developed an industry first, with its multifunction mortise lock. We’ll see the 8200 series behavioral health offerings and in how SARGENT pushes its mortise lock above and beyond expectations.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Electromechanical Touchless Solutions and Applications
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This course provides an in-depth look at what you need to know to create a touchless solution using hardware and accessories from Adams Rite, Alarm Controls, and ASSA ABLOY Electronic Security Hardware. During the training session, we'll review key considerations for going from mechanical to electrified hardware and switches to create a touchless or “touch-less” solution, like existing hardware, the door's function, the opening's surroundings, and, of course, codes. With an emphasis on real-world applications, this class adds context to the typical features/benefits product-centric conversation. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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Yale 8800 Mortise Lock Overview
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This webinar is an overview of Yale 8800 series mortise locks and what makes it the Perfect choice for Architectural and Commercial Projects. We will examine the design and construction of the lock and discuss where it fits in the market. We will review each series (FL. RL and SL- Locks We will review part numbers and How to Price and Order the product.
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Thursday, October 1, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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Friday, October 2, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Chad Tibbets
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The Purpose and Operation of Door Closers
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Door closers are one of the most misunderstood products on the market today. They’re very often viewed as a commodity, but they’re one of the most intrinsic features which allows a door to secure an opening. A properly adjust to a closer will always make sure the door closes and latches securing the opening. This webinar will review the purpose and operation of door closers and various types of closers and options available.
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Monday, October 5, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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SARGENT 8200 vs L9000
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This webinar it is an engineering comparison of the features and benefits of the SARGENT 8200 Series Mortise lock compared to the Schlage L9000 series mortise lock. This will be a side by side comparison of all features including a electrical features, physical strength, behavioral health options and clarifying which is the better option.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Russ Anderson
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Maglocks – Selection & Applications
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In this class, we will discover the process of selecting the correct maglock based on the application. We will explore different openings and discuss installation challenges we may need to overcome. Codes for maglocks on access controlled doors will briefly be discussed. This course serves as the follow-up to 'Maglocks - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly,' but prior attendance is not required to benefit from this course. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, October 6, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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Yale Cylindrical Lock Overview
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This webinar is an overview of Yale’s cylindrical lock offering. We will discuss our Legacy Architectural Products as well as our Commercial Offerings. The 5400 lock, the 5300 Lock, the 4700 Lock and the 4600 Lock will be reviewed in detail. The various options will be reviewed. We will review Part Numbers, How to Price and Order the Product
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Wednesday, October 7, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Justifying Intelligent Key Systems
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The presentation will inform attendees of the different types of intelligent key systems. After the presentation attendees will be able to recognize the different types of intelligent key systems, illustrate where to appropriate Intelligent Keys in the ASSA ABLOY Security Continuum, create a completely secure opening and justify their decision on which intelligent key system they chose.
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Thursday, October 8, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Smart Strategies for Selecting Switches & Push Buttons
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This class will take a step-by-step look at selecting the correct switches and push buttons as part of an access control solution. We discuss the differences between normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) switch contacts and how they relate to the electrified hardware being used to secure the opening. We will briefly discuss various options – like single pole/double throw (SPDT), double pole/double throw (DPDT) - as well as present multiple use-case examples and applications. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, October 8, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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Friday, October 9, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Chad Tibbets
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Norton Low Energy Operators
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This Webinar is a review of Norton’s Hydromechanical and Electromechanical Operators including features and benefits of each.
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Monday, October 12, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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Corbin Russwin Keys & Cylinder Products
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This webinar is an overview of Corbin Russwin's cylinder offering. We will be reviewing the various types of cylinders Corbin Russwin offered and the various levels of security which each types of cylinder offers. We will be spending a large portion of the time reviewing Access 3, Corbin Russwin latest cylinder offering.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Upgrading from Mechanical to Electrified Hardware, Part 1
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This course provides an in-depth look at what you need to know about an opening in order to select the right electrified hardware option(s) to work with or replace the most common mechanical door hardware. During the training session, we'll review key site survey fundamentals when selecting electrified hardware, like existing hardware, the door's function, the opening's surroundings, and, of course, codes. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, October 13, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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How to order and Price Yale Hardware
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This webinar is an overview of how Yale Hardware is ordered and priced. We'll examine Yale's extensive offering of options. And how the Catalog and price books are laid out for ease of use
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Wednesday, October 14, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Master Keying Basics Overview
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At the end of the presentation, attendees will know the proper method in labelling keys, describe the different levels of the masterkeying, determine the most effective key system to use, and create a two , three, or four level blind-code chart.
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Thursday, October 15, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Upgrading from Mechanical to Electrified Hardware, Part 2
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This course will allow you to test your knowledge of common access controlled openings with project scenarios, challenges, and ultimately recommending the best possible hardware solution. This interactive, scenario-based session will require you to draw from your knowledge of the key site survey fundamentals when selecting electrified hardware, like existing hardware, the door's function, the opening's surroundings, and, of course, codes. Questions will be posed by facilitators for each scenario to encourage critical thinking and problem solving. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, October 15, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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Friday, October 16, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Chad Tibbets
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Access Control Cables, Connections and Power Transfers
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In this session, we will discuss selecting the correct cables, power transfers and electrified hinges for wired access control solutions and methods for terminating connections, including ElectroLynx. How to order cable raceways and power transfer preps from Ceco Door and Curries will also be covered.
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Monday, October 19, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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Corbin Russwin Bored/Cylindrical Locks
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This webinar is an overview of Corbin Russwin is cylindrical lock offering including the CL3100, CL3300, CL3500, and the CL3800 series Cylindrical lock. Upon completion of this webinar you’ll understand the various purpose and applications for the various types of cylindrical locks.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Codes & Common Sense – NFPA 80 Fire Rated Assemblies
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This course is a review of the 'NFPA 80 Standard for Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives' with topics ranging from where we commonly find fire rated assemblies to understanding door hardware components. We'll also discuss when modifications can be made to a fire rated assembly and the addition of accessory products. Learners will also explore the 13 inspection items being checked by qualified inspectors for a fire-rated assembly. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Tuesday, October 20, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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How to Order Corbin Russwin Key Systems
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This webinar will review basic keying terminology, and how to place keyed orders with Corbin Russwin. We will discuss the forms required, and how to fill them out properly to ensure a seamless process to receive materials in a timely basis
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Wednesday, October 21, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Master Keying Basics Overview
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At the end of the presentation, attendees will know the proper method in labelling keys, describe the different levels of the masterkeying, determine the most effective key system to use, and create a two , three, or four level blind-code chart.
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Thursday, October 22, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Fundamentals of DC Electricity for Low Voltage
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This course is an introduction to the basics of direct current (DC) electricity for low voltage contractors working on access control systems. We will be reviewing the basics of AC and DC, voltage, amperage, ohms, and continuity, including how to perform measurements with a multimeter. We will discuss basic circuits and the development of circuits, identifying normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) circuits and common electronic hardware used. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Thursday, October 22, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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Friday, October 23, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Chad Tibbets
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Norton ADAEZ 5800 Operator Deep Dive
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In this Webinar, we will demonstrate the installation, setup and interfacing of the Norton ADAEZ 5800 Low Energy Operator. Advanced Options and Touchless activation will also be demonstrated.
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Monday, October 26, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Russell Corriveau
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Rixson Floor Closers
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This webinar is an overview of Rixson Floor Closers and the installations in various settings.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Storefront Mechanical to Electrical Solutions
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This course covers solutions to upgrade storefronts and small businesses from mechanical to electrified access control. Participants will explore a variety of locking solutions for aluminum doors. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Register
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Tuesday, October 27, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Tom Seidel
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How to Order SARGENT Key Systems
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This webinar will review basic keying terminology, and how to place keyed orders with SARGENT. We will discuss the forms required, and how to fill them out properly to ensure a seamless process to receive materials in a timely basis
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Register
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Wednesday, October 28, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Guy Robinson
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Demystifying Credentials and Access Control Hardware
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At the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to define the different types of access control credentials, explain the different types of access control products, categorize each type of opening, apply the most efficient technology to each opening, justify their decision for each choice and generate a complete PACS for a building.
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Register
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Thursday, October 29, 2020
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11:00:00 AM
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Rodger Schmidt
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Storefront Mechanical to Electrical Solutions - Scenarios
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This course will allow you to test your knowledge of common access controlled openings with project scenarios, challenges, and ultimately recommending the best possible hardware solution. This interactive, scenario-based session will require you to draw from your knowledge of locking solutions for aluminum doors. Questions will be posed by facilitators for each scenario to encourage critical thinking and problem solving. This class is eligible for 1 credit hour: attendees may receive a certificate of completion (as requested).
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Register
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Thursday, October 29, 2020
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2:00:00 PM
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Katie Flower
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Calculating Occupant Loads and Egress Width
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This course is intended to familiarize you with the how to use the egress calculator for the purpose of determining the occupancy use and type of a building, structure or portion thereof; calculating the occupancy load for a room or space, for each occupancy type, based on the formulas and tables in IBC; calculating the minimum clear opening width of doors from a room or space; determining the swing direction of doors from a room or space and determining the minimum number of exits and exit access doors from a room or space.
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