Specification of Integrated Security Solutions
Organisation profile
ACT design and manufacture integrated access control and video management products for the security industry. ACT's main geographical markets are Ireland, UK, Scandinavia and France.
ACT products are specified and installed across various market sectors including healthcare, education, retail and government.
Training aim
The aim of this course is to provide the audience with an understanding of Access Control, Video Management, Integrated Security Systems and to introduce Emerging Technologies in the Security Industry
Learning objectives
Access Control
1. The Components of a Wired Access Control Door
2. The Architecture of Wired Access Control Systems
3. The benefits and drawbacks of Wireless Access Control
4. The different options and applications for the various access control credential technologies
Video Management
1. The Benefits of IP Video Management
2. The ONVIF standards
Integrated Security Systems
1. The benefits and drawbacks of integrated security systems
2. Emerging Technologies in the Security Industry
Course outline
- Introduction to Access Control
- Introduction to Video Management
- What is an Integrated Security System?
- A Look to the Future - Emerging Technologies
Trainer's profile
Graham Browne - Irish Sales Manager
Graham is the Irish Sales Manager and has eight years experience in the security industry. Graham has assisted in specification, worked on and commissioned security systems for St. James's Hospital, Galway University Hospital and Lusk Detention Centre. He is currently studying for his MBA with DIT.
Qualification: B.Eng
Awarded by: ITT Dublin (2008)
Qualification: BSc (Business & Psychology)
Awarded by: DCU (2014)
Course duration
1 Hour
Assessment & certification
1 Hour of CPD Training
Completion of the ACT Specifiers Training Course (Access Control & Video Management Systems)
Who should attend
Mechanical and Electrical Consulting Engineers
Architects
Security Consultants
Any person/organisation involoved in the specification of security equipment
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