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Gallagher Security

Gallagher Security empowers Channel Partners

Gallagher Security is proving its commitment to empowering its UK and European Channel Partners with the launch of its new Channel Partners webinar programme. This latest initiative from Gallagher provides certified Channel Partners and their teams access to a series of Gallagher-led Security Design Training sessions. Aimed at designers, estimators, and external sales staff, the sessions equip teams with the information they need to design, quote, and sell an end-to-end Gallagher solution. Further strengthening its Channel Partner support services, Gallagher has partnered with CPD UK to launch a webinar program offering a scheduled series of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accredited webinars designed to support continued professional learning and development with Gallagher. Gallagher Security, Regional Marketing Manager – UK and Europe, Bethan Thompson says, “We are thrilled to launch our new Channel Partner webinar series. Our CPD library has been designed for Channel Partners, consultants, installers, engineers, and business owners, and the feedback since launching earlier this month has been really positive, with a strong uptake of registrations for the first few webinars.” Covering topics such as access control – design principles, understanding access control credentials, integrated access control in a multi-tenanted building, cyber and high security in a business integrated world, and integrated perimeter security, the series provides participants with the opportunity to earn 1 CPD point per session. Bethan adds, “The webinars are an opportunity for participants to increase their knowledge, understanding and experience of key security topics or verticals, and support ongoing and planned learning and development. Upon completion certificates are issued to participants.” The Gallagher team will continue to add new webinars to the programme, with a focus on new products and solutions, upcoming Command Centre releases, and its integrated solutions with strategic technical partners. Delivered by Gallagher Security Business Development Managers and Technical Account Managers, registrations for next month’s webinars are now open, and cover design training, understanding access control credentials, integrated access control in a multi-tenanted building, and cyber and high security in a business integrated world. To read the full feature, see our latest issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: LinkedIn: Security Buyer Twitter (X): @SecurityBuyer Facebook: @Secbuyer Media Contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: [email protected]

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Abloy UK

Abloy UK launches new RIBA approved CPD

Abloy UK, a provider of security and access control solutions, has announced the launch of a new RIBA approved CPD training programme focussed on wireless access control. This initiative aims to provide architects and building professionals with comprehensive knowledge and insights into the latest advancements in security technology. The comprehensive CPD training programme addresses the increasing demand for wireless access control solutions. Drawing insights from the latest industry research, including the annual Wireless Access Control Report[1], the course explores the benefits and applications of wireless technology in modern security infrastructure. The launch of this RIBA approved CPD is the latest addition to courses offered by Abloy’s renowned Academy, demonstrating its commitment to empowering professionals with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of security solutions effectively. Some key learning outcomes that attendees can take from this course include an overview of wireless locking basic principles and architecture, and how having an integrated online system offers a multitude of benefits. For example, wireless access control is a credible, cost-effective, and compliant alternative to a wired solution, and can help meet environmental objectives. It can also be the answer for tricky to wire doors, and can integrate seamlessly into current access solutions. Other key topics include how these solutions can reduce installation time and costs, and how they positively impact the working environment, as well as streamlining operations. The training also examines the integration of wireless technology into existing access solutions and organisational systems, illustrating compatibility with current infrastructure and creating safer and more efficient environments. The CPD offers examples for sector specific applications too, including healthcare, education, commercial environments, offices and corporate headquarters, and entertainment and sports arenas. Jason Boyce, Commercial Project Manager at Abloy UK, said: “When wireless locking first came to the market as an alternative, there was a nervousness that suggesting wireless as a credible replacement would upset the industry. Experience has taught us that wireless is not only a credible alternative but, in many cases, a better solution.” “This course is not just about learning new skills; it’s about adapting to evolving trends, refining existing expertise, and ultimately, ensuring that professionals are equipped to tackle the challenges of wireless access control specification with confidence.” “This brand-new CPD demonstrates our commitment to providing training to educate and inform on standards, legislation, best practice, and developing digital technology.” [1] ASSA ABLOY & IFSEC 2023 Wireless Access Control Report – https://www.abloy.com/gb/en/campaigns/2023-wac-report See our latest issue here. Never miss a story… Follow us on: Security Buyer  @SecurityBuyer  @Secbuyer Media Contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: [email protected]

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Hochiki Europe sheds light on new emergency lighting standard with CPD-approved webinar

Hochiki Europe is hosting an educational webinar on the updated British Standard (BS) 5266-1: 2016 Emergency Lighting at 10am on Wednesday 1st November 2017 for those looking to boost their knowledge. The Hochiki webinar, has been certified by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) as a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course. It will explain the changes to BS 5266, which was fully revised in November 2016, and explore the implications for life safety system installers, facilities managers, duty-holders and building owners. Renowned industry expert, Ian Watts, emergency lighting manager at Hochiki Europe, will be hosting the event, providing attendees with the benefit of his decades of experience in the field. As part of the presentation, Ian will offer practical advice and take questions on the numerous aspects of the new standard, including: The different types and categories of emergency lighting The new category of “emergency safety lighting”, and its implications Emergency lighting requirements for High Risk Task Areas Testing and Maintenance Other additional requirements in the standard Speaking about the webinar, Ian commented: “Maintaining high standards of life safety across the built environment has never been more important. “By discussing the latest changes in standards and regulations with emergency lighting experts now, professionals can gain the knowledge they need to continue to uphold the wellbeing of building occupants and ensure they feel secure in the spaces they use every day.” Please visit http://bit.ly/2idiq2Z to register for the webinar.

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Nedap Lunch & Learn sessions certified by CPD

The Lunch & Learn sessions that Nedap developed as a part of its Consultant Programme have been certified by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Certification Service. The Certification Service is the leading independent accreditation institution for the United Kingdom. CPD is becoming a more and more mandatory segment of a construction professionals career development. Ross Bale, Security Expert at Nedap says: “We believe that we, manufacturers, and consultants should exchange market and product knowledge to ensure that end users get a security system that truly meets their needs. That’s why we’re developing close working relationships with consultants, for whom Nedap has appointed single points of contact. For example, I’m personally supporting consultants in the UK with projects and answer any questions they may have.” He adds: ”We also started giving Lunch & Learn sessions on location, which aim to share knowledge and experience. These sessions don’t serve as a platform for promoting brand-specific products or solutions. They cover industry trends, including technological developments and legislation. For this reason, they have been certified by the CPD Certification Service as appropriate material to improve the professional knowledge of consultants. The sessions provide expert insight to support consultants in giving their clients the very best service. At the same time, the sessions enable us to learn from their practical experiences.”

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