DTIL 402 - Access Control Technician

Access Control Technician

Unlock Limitless Expertise: Elevate Your Access Control Mastery

PRE-REQUISITE

DTIL401 - Electronics & Relays

DURATION

Thursday, Friday, Monday-Wednesday, 9-5PM 

OVERVIEW

Attention all security professionals craving a leap in Access Control Design and installation expertise! Brace yourself for a transformative journey tailored just for you.

This exclusive program is your gateway to an expansive realm of knowledge, empowering you to craft and implement access control systems that transcend limits.
Imagine going beyond the basics – envision yourself designing and installing access control systems that range from single-door marvels to intricate multi-door setups, all through one or more controllers. Our course isn't just about theory; it's a hands-on odyssey. Prepare to take command as you program and configure multiple access control panels, gaining invaluable real-world experience.

You've safeguarded spaces – now, it's time to safeguard your career. Step into a world where expertise knows no bounds. Elevate your prowess in the art of access control with us – the frontier of innovation awaits. Get ready to thrive in the industry's future. Your journey starts here.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Introduction to Access Control Systems
Working with Multimeters
Stand-alone /multi-door systems
Network access control systems
Input and output devices
Input and output expansion modules
Mechanical and electromagnetic locks
Associations, standards, inspectorates and documentation
Identifying Emergency Doors and sensors
Risk assessment
Practical on-site surveys
Planning and design of system
Maintenance agreements
Fault finding techniques

To explain and/or demonstrate an understanding of the following Network Cabling Components.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Understanding Physical security
Secure and unsecure access systems
Switching to a keyless system
Basis of assigning credentials
Stages of an Access control system
Components of access control system
Types of access control panels
Analog panels vs IP Panels
Access Control Wiring
Types of Readers
Magnetic Strip, proximity, biometric, card free, reader, smartphone, remote
Door Contacts
Request to exit devices
Mechanical locks (Electric Strikes)
Magnetic locks
Mortise and rim release units
Power Supplies
Using Relays
Management Software
Designing an access control system
Troubleshooting and fault-finding techniques
Safety and Building Codes

At the end of the course, students will be able to demonstrate their ability to:

COURSE CONCLUSION

• Understand what an access control system means
• Understand The difference between AC and DC Voltage
• Ability to use a Digital Multimeter to test for Voltage and continuity
• Identify the various components that make up an access control system
• Design and install a stand-alone access control unit
• Design and install multi door access control system
• Understand the different types of readers available
• Understand the rules and regulations regarding the use of Mag locks
• Using and wiring relays