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Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida Classes - July 25-29 Security Expo - July 30-31
Imagine Your Future At ALOA 2021 in Orlando, we’re making your career dreams come true. Join us July 25-31 for the best week in the industry, where you can attend classes, network and see the latest products. At the Caribe Royale, create career magic with classes led by the industry’s best experts, and get the CEUs you need for licensing. This is the best place to meet all of your education needs under one roof! Get a fast pass to success by connecting with industry leaders at networking events and meeting one-on-one with manufacturers and distributors at the Security Expo. Attend the Expo for the full two days to browse thousands of products, win prizes and learn about new tools to help you get ahead. Orlando is the perfect destination to bring your family along for some fun while you are getting educated. Stay a few extra days and see the attractions of this family-friendly city, from Disney World and Universal Studios to Sea World, Discovery Cove, a drive-through safari park and more. For the adults, there is plenty of nightlife to be explored, from clubs and pubs to performing arts. Visit Old Town in Kissimmee for tons of shopping, restaurants and attractions. Be a part of the Magic at ALOA 2021. Register today! Contact conventions@aloa.org or (214) 819-9733, ext. 2101 for questions.
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ALOA 2021
at a glance
CLASSES
Sunday, July 25 – Thursday, July 29
ALOA SECURITY EXPO
Friday, July 30 Saturday, July 31
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
ALOA and SAVTA members can register to attend
the Exhibits for free up until July 1, after which the
rate will be $15.
Caribe Royale
Plan to attend two full days at the Security Expo to see the latest
8101 World Center Drive
in security technology, meet with suppliers one-on-one and take
Orlando, Florida 32821
advantage of show specials. Stay all day for a chance to win one of the
(407) 238-8000 hourly prize drawings for attendees, including a full registration package
to ALOA 2022!
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ALOA 2021 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO
SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Saturday, July 24
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Pre-registration
Sunday, July 25
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m........................................... Registration
7:15 a.m................................................................... First-Time Attendee Orientation
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Classes
Monday, July 26
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m........................................... Registration
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Classes
5:30 p.m................................................................. PRP/STPRP Test Sitting #1
(No late entry. Doors lock at 5:30 p.m. ID required for entry.)
Tuesday, July 27
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m........................................... Registration
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Classes
Wednesday, July 28
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m........................................... Registration
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Classes
6:30 p.m................................................................. Women in Locksmithing Reception
Thursday, July 29
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m........................................... Registration
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.......................................... Classes
5:30 p.m................................................................. State of the States Meeting
5:30 p.m................................................................. IAIL Meeting
6:30 p.m................................................................. AIL Meeting
7:00 p.m................................................................. KICK-OFF PARTY
Friday, July 30
7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m........................................... Registration
8:30 a.m................................................................. ALOA Membership Meeting
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m........................................ SECURITY EXPO
6:00 p.m................................................................. Ambassador and International Reception (By Invitation Only)
6:00 p.m................................................................. PRP/STPRP Test Sitting #2
(No late entry. Doors lock at 6:00 p.m. ID required for entry.)
Saturday, July 31
7:00 a.m................................................................. Key Squares Club Breakfast (By Invitation Only)
7:30 a.m.................................................................. CML Breakfast
8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.......................................... Registration
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m........................................ SECURITY EXPO
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TRAVEL AND GENERAL
INFORMATION
Guests enjoy in-room Wi-Fi service, coffee and unlimited local and 1-800 calls; access to a state-of-the-
Hotel and Parking art fitness center; 10% discount at the hotel Island Spa; $10 parking per car; and shuttle service to Disney
Caribe Royale World Ticket & Transportation Center, Disney Springs and Orlando Premium Outlets. Reservations are
Orlando, FL required, and seating is limited. The number of buses available is at the hotel’s discretion.
$159/night
Self-Parking: $10 plus tax Call (888) 258-7501 and mention group name “ALOA” to reserve your room today!
Cutoff date: July 2 If you receive calls or emails from housing companies asking you to book through them, please ignore.
Need Help Before Arrival? Privacy Policy
If you have any questions, concerns or special needs, please call By registering, you agree to allow ALOA to maintain your information in
(214) 819-9733, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST). our database and receive information about our events and solicitations
from exhibitors. All information will be maintained in accordance with
ALOA's published privacy policies found at www.ALOA.org. Requests for
Dress Code removal or correction of data should be submitted in accordance with the
Attendees are encouraged to dress professionally for all events to published privacy policies.
give a good impression of the security industry.
By registering, you agree to be photographed while attending classes, the
Security Expo and related events.
ALOA 2021 is a private event for the benefit of ALOA and its members. Admission to the Exhibit Hall and educational
programs shall be limited to registrants and guests invited by ALOA. ALOA reserves the right to deny admission to any
person. ALOA 2021 attendees may be photographed while attending classes, the Security Expo and related events.
Attendees MUST request permission at Registration to carry cameras onto the floor. Attendees MUST have exhibitors’
permission to take pictures of their booth or products at the Expo.
See & Do in Orlando
New Star Wars attractions at Disney World
Universal Studios (including the Harry Potter attractions!)
Sea World
Discovery Cove
A drive-through safari park
LEGOLAND
Tons of nightlife opportunities
Shopping and dining in Old Town Kissimmee
Margaritaville Resort's Island H20 water park
Nightlife at Universal CityWalk and Disney Springs
Culinary delights on International Drive
And much, much more!
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ALOA 2021 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO
REGISTRATION POLICIES
Registration Options and Government/Institutional Payment
Government/institutional purchase orders are acceptable. However,
ALOA Member Discounts these types of registrations cannot be done online; only by submitting
There are several options available to register for ALOA 2021.
to us by email, mail or fax. The applicant must provide a $50 deposit at
the time of registration by July 1, 2021.
ONLINE: Go to www.ALOA.org and click on the ALOA Convention tab to
register. Registration begins with logging in with your email. You must be If paying via a government/institutional purchase order, $50 will not be
current on your membership to receive the discounted pricing. refundable if the individual cancels his/her registration after July 1.
If you cannot access your member record, please call the ALOA office to
confirm your membership information.
Admittance to the Security EXPO
EMAIL/MAIL/FAX: All forms must be filled out completely and legibly.
Education packages include admission to both days of the ALOA 2021
Please print or type all information.
Security Expo. Free for children under 5 years old. The fee for children
If the forms are not legible, there may be a considerable delay in ages 6-15 to the Security Expo is $5 before June 26 or $10 after July 1.
processing your registration. Be sure to list: An adult must accompany anyone under the age of 16.
» ALOA membership number, if you are a member
» Complete address on all forms
» Phone number, including area code
» Email address
Exhibits Only
ALOA and SAVTA members can register to attend the Exhibits for free
If registering for classes, please be sure you have filled out all until July 1, after which the rate will be $15.
appropriate sections completely, including your alternate choices.
Be sure to answer the food allergy and event attendance questions.
Cancellation of Classes
ALOA reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet a Personal Safety and Security
minimum number of registrants. Classes may not be attended without
registration. ALOA works diligently to provide a safe and
secure environment at its meetings and events by
New Membership working with venue staff to make sure meeting
All applicants for ALOA membership may use the ALOA member
participants are safe. We ask that all attendees
discounted registration fee if their application is received by July 1,
2021, with full payment. New member applications will be accepted on report any questionable or concerning activity
site at the convention, but membership rights or privileges will not be to ALOA staff so that they can take immediate
awarded until after applications are completely processed.
action. No concern is too small. If you see
Payment something, say something.
All payments to ALOA must be in U.S. funds and made by check, money • Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Use
order or charged to your MasterCard, VISA, American Express or the buddy system when walking to and from
Discover Card. Any charge received with an invalid card number or
an amount over the credit limit will result in a delay in processing the the event venue during early or late hours.
registration. Upon receiving a check returned to ALOA for insufficient • Don’t wear your meeting badge on the street.
funds, registration will automatically be cancelled and will not be
reinstated until a money order or cashier’s check is received as Take it off as soon as you leave the building/
replacement. This may result in the loss of original registration choices. venue.
There will be a $40 service charge on all returned checks.
• Don’t carry a lot of cash or credit cards.
ALL PRE-REGISTRATIONS MUST BE PRE-PAID. • Don’t leave personal property unattended
anywhere, anytime.
If in an emergency or if you need immediate
assistance, you should ask any ALOA staff member
or the on-site security personnel to help you.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Sunday, July 25 Monday, July 26 Tuesday, July 27
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
101 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5) 201 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 2 of 5) 301 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 3 of 5)
102 Auto Essentials 202 Intermediate Domestic Auto 302 Intermediate Foreign Auto
103 Door Closers and Related Hardware 203 All About Exit Devices 303 Hollow Metal Door and Frame
104 Basic Electricity and Access Control 204 Basic Electricity and Access Control 304 Alarms for Locksmiths
(Day 1 of 2) (Day 2 of 2)
305 Basic Motorcyle Key Generation
106 Introduction to Safe Drilling (Day 1 of 2) 206 Introduction to Safe Drilling (Day 2 of 2) 306 Electronic Safe Lock Service
107 X10 Series Certification 207 Kaba Mas DKX10 Series Certification 307 Safe Deposit Lock Basics
108 Tailoring the Sale to the Communication 308 Tailoring the Sale to the Communication
Style of the Customer Style of the Customer
209 ALOA PRP Locksmith Exam Prep and PRP 309 Small Format Interchangable Core (SFIC)
Test Session #1
110 E-Plex PowerPlex Standard Electronic 210 Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton 310 E-Plex Wireless Overview
Pushbutton Lock Certification Lock Certification
113 ACE Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3) 213 ACE Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3) 313 ACE Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3)
114 Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2) 214 Investigative Locksmithing (Day 2 of 2) 314 Photography for Locksmiths
115 Simplex Mechanical Lock Manipulation 215 Professional Lock Picking Techniques 315 Defense Against Methods of Entry
(Day 1 of 2)
116 Institutional Locksmith Best Practices 216 Institutional Lock Shop Management 316 Institutional Lock Shop Management
(Day 1 of 2) (Day 2 of 2)
317 Basic Tool Mark Study
318 GSA Drill and Repair (Day 1 of 2)
Class Tracks
If you're interested in a certain type of education, use these tracks to help pick your classes. Pick only one class per day.
Fundamentals Track
101/201/301/401/501 Fundamentals of Locksmithing
Automotive Track Investigative Track Electronic Track
102 Auto Essentials 114 and 214 Investigative Locksmithing 104 and 204 Basic Electricity and Access
202 Intermediate Domestic Auto 314 Photography for Locksmiths Control
302 Intermediate Foreign Auto 317 Basic Tool Mark Study 304 Alarms for Locksmiths
305 Basic Motorcycle Key Generation 417 Advanced Tool Mark Study 310 E-Plex Wireless Overview
402 Auto Advanced 515 Expert Witness Training 404 Getting Devices Online
405 Modern Auto Key Generation 516 Hostile Event Preparation 419 Alarm Lock Networx Certification
502 Transponders and 504 CCTV In the Real World
Microprocessors 519 Alarm Lock Pilfergard and
505 High Security Automotive With Alarmed Exit Devices
STRATTEC Update 559 Alarm Lock Trilogy: Install and
Repair
Safes and Vaults Track Business Track Institutional Track
106 and 206 Introduction to Safe Drilling 108 and 308 Tailoring the Sale to the 116 Institutional Best Practices
107 X10 Series Certification Communication Style of the 216 and 316 Institutional Lock Shop
Customer Management
207 Kaba Mas DKX10 Series
408 Digital Marketing for Locksmiths 412 Medeco Intelligent Key (IK)
Certification
508 QuickBooks for the Locksmith Certification
306 Electronic Safe Lock Service
510 ALOA Fire Door Inspector
406 Electronic Lock Defeat and Repair Training and Exam
318/418 GSA Drill and Repair 512 Medeco M3/X4 Certification
506 Basic Mechanical Safe Lock
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ALOA 2021 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO
Wednesday, July 28 Thursday, July 29
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A.M Half-Day Classes – 8 a.m. to Noon
401 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 4 of 5) 501 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 5 of 5)
402 Auto Advanced 502 Transponders and Microprocessors
403 Advanced Breaking and Entering
404 Getting Devices Online 504 CCTV In the Real World
405 Modern Auto Key Generation 505 High Security Automotive With
STRATTEC Update
406 Electronic Lock Defeat and Repair 506 Basic Mechanical Safe Lock
407 Safe Deposit Defeat 507 Safe Deposit Service
408 Digital Marketing for Locksmiths 508 QuickBooks for the Locksmith 508 Original Lishi
409 Large Format Interchangable Core (LFIC) 509 High Security Cylinder Analysis
510 ALOA Fire Door Inspector Training
and Exam
411 Master Keying - The Crash Course 511 Master Keying - The Crash Course
(Day 1 of 2) (Day 2 of 2)
412 Medeco Intelligent Key (IK) Certification 512 Medeco M3/X4 Certification
413 Door Hardware Overview (Day 1 of 2) 513 Door Hardware Overview (Day 2 of 2)
415 Defense Against Methods of Entry 515 Expert Witness Training
(Day 2 of 2)
516 Hostile Event Preparation
417 Advanced Tool Mark Study 517 Keyincode, K3 Connect & KeyinCloud
Software Cert.
418 GSA Drill and Repair (Day 2 of 2)
419 Alarm Lock Networx Certification 519 Alarm Lock Pilfergard and Alarmed Exit
Devices
420 dormakaba Simplex Mechanical 520 Perfect Raceway
Pushbutton Certification $650 a la carte pricing. Not part of packages.
521 Codes 101: NFPA 80, NFPA 101 and ADA
522 Kaba-Ilco/Advanced Diagnostics
Product Presentation
P.M Half-Day Classes – 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
518 Automotive Troubleshooting
REGISTRATION HOURS 550 BiLock Exclusive Training and Certification
Saturday, July 24 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 551 BEST IC Core Service & Combinating
Sunday, July 25 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 552 Kaba-Ilco/Advanced Diagnostics
Product Presentation
Monday, July 26–Thursday, July 29 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
557 Keyincode, K3 Connect & KeyinCloud
Friday, July 30 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Software Cert.
Saturday, July 31 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 559 Alarm Lock Trilogy: Install and Repair
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
Monday, July 26
PRP/STPRP Test Session #1
5:30 p.m.
See pages 23 and 24 for choices and pricing. Must be registered before July 1.
Wednesday, July 28
6:30 p.m. Women in Locksmithing Reception
Thursday, July 29
5:30 p.m. State of the States meeting
5:30 p.m. IAIL Meeting
6:00 p.m. AIL Meeting
7:00 p.m. KICK-OFF PARTY
Friday, July 30
8:30 a.m. Membership Meeting
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. SECURITY EXPO
6:00 p.m. Ambassador and International Reception By Invitation Only
PRP/STPRP Test Session #2
6:00 p.m.
See pages 23 and 24 for choices and pricing. Must be registered before July 1.
Saturday, July 31
7:00 a.m. Keys Square Club Breakfast By Invitation Only
7:30 a.m. CML Breakfast
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. SECURITY EXPO
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EDUCATIONAL AND
EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
Note: The deadline for all PRP/STPRP
SECURITY EXPO EXHIBITORS as of April 2021
registrations is July 1, 2021.
A.C.S. srl - Clevertech H.L. Flake
Alarm Lock Systems IDN Global
Certificates of Training Allegion/Schlage Lock Company International Key Supply, LLC
Certificates of Training with the CEUs, Certificates of Edu- ALOA SPAI Klassy Keys
cation, are given to all pre-registered students in classes ALOA Scholarship Foundation KSP - Killeen Security Products
that are offered by ALOA instructors. Not all classes qualify American Key Supply Lockmasters
for CEUs. If the class is taught by an ALOA Instructor, you Anixter Lockpicks.com
will receive a certificate. Please see the class description
ASSA Technical Services Locksmith Resource
for details. Participants registering on-site or making class
changes will receive certificates via email/mail. Autel US, Inc. LockTech/Accureader
Banner Solutions Lucky Line Products
Tools Needed (Akron Hardware) MARKS USA
Blackhawk Products Master Lock Company
Be sure to read the class description for the tools and
materials needed for each class. Some classes may have Brilliant Guard Premier Lock
Required and/or Optional Lab Fees. Bulldog Fasteners, LLC Sargent & Greenleaf
Bullseye S.D. Locks, LLC Secure-T Agency
Proficiency Registration Program CLK Supplies Security Door Controls
The Proficiency Registration Program testing session #1 CompX Security Products Smart Box Technology
will be given from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Monday, July 26, and Detex Corporation Southern Lock & Supply
testing session #2 will be held 6 p.m. to 10 p.m on Friday, July dormakaba STRATTEC Security Corp.
30. Pre-registration is required for the testing. The deadline Dugmore & Duncan The Diagnostic Box USA
for receipt of the PRP registration is July 1. Due to time TopDon USA
Fire King
constraints in developing the test packets, no exceptions will
be made for late requests. The ALOA PRP/STPRP testing will General Lock UHS Hardware
be held for all levels of locksmith certifications. GKL Products Vanderbilt Industries
Global Tecspro X-Horse
The SafeTech STPRP testing will be available at ALOA 2021. Guru Lock Network
There are two levels to the STPRP. To achieve the first-level
certification, CPS (Certified Professional Safe Tech), you
must pass a written examination consisting of 17 mandatory
categories on safe and vault technology.
To become a CMST (Certified Master Safe Technician), you
must first pass the CPS (Certified Professional Safe Tech) as
well as the CMST examination.
To take any of the PRP/STPRP examinations, you must first
submit your registration form before July 1, 2021.
Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida 9CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
After the class title and instructor names, you’ll see a colored icon Sunday, July 25 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
noting the “track.” These icons, described below, are designed to help
those new to the industry and anyone looking to determine what value 101: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5)
a class has in relation to the type of work they do. Instructors: ChrisLChase, CRL, and John La Rue, CRL
L
CL A
Class SS FU40% Lecture/60% Hands-On
Content:
Next to each class, there is also an indicator based on the instructors' Class Limit: 35
recommendations as to the content level of each class: 101R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $150 for Student Kit
101O Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $100 for Locksmithing 101 Book
Fundamentals Intermediate Advanced 101P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for AFL exam
This comprehensive five-day course in fundamental locksmithing
General Locksmithing. Good classes for beginners, those new to techniques provides a basic, hands-on overview of locks and security-related
the industry and those needing refresher information. hardware. Working with provided locksmithing equipment, the student will
Institutional Locksmithing. Geared toward on-staff security develop basic locksmithing skills, including identification of common key
professionals in facilities ranging from schools, office complexes blanks, use and adjustment of key-cutting equipment — including duplicators
and municipalities to healthcare facilities. and code cutting machines — and will disassemble service and originate keys
for common lock cylinders using methods such as shimming, picking and
Automotive Locksmithing. Designed for those who specialize in
impressioning. Discussion topics will include life safety codes and the ADA,
automotive locksmithing or those who do auto work as a general
part of their business. design and implementation of simple master key systems and service techniques
for popular cylinders and locksets as well as lockset functions and finishes. Upon
Safe/Vault Technician. Geared toward the technician who works completion of the course, the student should have the knowledge required to
on safes and vaults and the special problems encountered with function as an apprentice locksmith performing basic locksmith tasks. Students
those items. will also have the option of purchasing the study guide, Locksmithing 101. They
Electronic Locksmithing. Designed for one of the fastest-growing will have the option of taking the ALOA Fundamental Locksmith (AFL) exam
segments of our industry: those working on alarms, access at the end of class (101P Optional $35 Lab Fee for test). If passed, students will
controls and locking systems that don’t always incorporate a receive an AFL designation certificate in the mail. This is not a PRP certification,
physical key. but a barometer of how well you did in class.
Investigative Locksmithing. While all classes are good for the 102: Auto Essentials
investigative locksmith, as they add to the knowledge needed to
Instructor: Tony Cagle, CRL
examine and testify, these classes are of particular interest and/or
Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On
part of the required training to sit for the Certified Forensic
Locksmith (CFL) certification. Class Limit: 30
102P Lab Fee – OPTIONAL: $35 for L-03 Elective
Business /Sales/Marketing. While we all may be gifted and Whether you are just beginning to delve into the automotive locksmith realm
talented hands-on technicians, the one place we all may need help or looking to explore deeper into this most dynamic aspect of our profession,
in is hearing other views of operating a business. this course has been developed with you in mind. The class will include
examples and description of key programmers, remote programmers, various
There is a $25 fee to change classes on site. If you need assistance, call testers literature, technical manuals and resources as well as their strengths and
(214) 819-7233, ext. 2101. weaknesses. The interactive portion of the class will focus on identification,
decoding and organization of conventional keys and their related transponder
LAB FEES are coded to match the item(s). systems. You will understand and know how to address and resolve common
R = Required O = Optional P = PRP Optional Class Testing and unusual key problems through interactive modules.
103: Door Closers and Related Hardware
Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHI
Class Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-On
Class Limit: 30
103O Lab Fee – OPTIONAL: $25 Optional Door Hardware Study
Guide (This optional Door Hardware Study Guide is the same book for
Classes 103, 203 and 403)
103P Lab Fee – OPTIONAL: $35 L-05 Elective
“Open the doors” to a new area for your locksmith business. If you have ever
wanted to be able to service more than just the locks on a door, then you should
not miss this class. You will become familiar with the principles of door closers,
with an emphasis on the selection, adjustment and installation procedures for
non-handed (reversible) surface-mounted door closers. In addition, you will be
taught about the functions, installation and servicing of door closers, hinges
and related door hardware. The hardware covered will be of the commercial
or heavy-duty grade. Other types of closers will also be discussed as an aid in
preparing for the PRP section on door closers
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104: Basic Electricity and Access Control (Day 1 of 2) 110: E-Plex PowerPlex Standard Electronic Pushbutton Lock
Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPS Certification
Class Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-On Instructor: Rick Shuford, CRL, CFL
Class Limit: 24 Class Content: 15% Lecture/85% Hands-On
104P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-13 Elective (Day 1) Class Limit: 25
204P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-40 Elective (Day 2) 110R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $275 for lock, mount and certification
Electronics are fast becoming a mandatory locksmith skill. More and more This certification seminar offers students hands-on instruction on the
customers want electronic access controls. By popular request, this class has standard line of E-Plex electronic locks and optional standard software. Training
been redesigned to be a two-day class. Day 1 will cover the basics of electricity will be provided on the ease of installation, the use and maintenance of the
and electronics as they pertain to the access-control industry. We will explore electronic lock series, the simplicity of keypad programming, the optional data
how electricity is created and utilized. There will be discussion of electrical terms transfer with a PC M-Unit device and audit trail transfers. Upon successful
and many of the components used in electronics, with an emphasis on what is completion, students will understand the product features, benefits and
installation of both keypad programming as well as software programming.
needed to be a successful electronic locksmith. We will look at how circuits are
wired in homes, shops, vans and access-control systems. Day 2 will expand on
113: ACE Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3)
the Day 1 materials, allowing students to wire access-control panels with electric Instructors: Christopher Meccia, CPL
strikes and request-to-exit switches. While it is recommended that both days be Class Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-On
taken as a class, either day may be taken as a single-day class. Class Limit: 18
This class is the first step to becoming an ALOA Certified Instructor.
106: Introduction to Safe Drilling (Day 1 of 2) Information will be presented on standardized methods of instruction and
Instructor: Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPS, CRL, CFL, CAI, CFDI, LSFDI motivation. The class consists of lectures, discussion, exercises and presentations
Class Content: 65% Lecture/35% Hands-On that will assist the student in organizing both their instruction methodology and
Class Limit: 20 their general business career. Upon completion of the course, the student will
106R - REQUIRED: $200 for lock, mount and materials be able to develop a class outline, prepare a lesson plan, prepare the necessary
This introductory class on safe drilling is for the locksmith who wants to be training aids, evaluate instruction material, motivate students and effectively
able to open safes. The topics covered are the foundational material required for instruct an ACE class. Material to bring to class: laptop computer with Microsoft
opening all types of safes, though the focus in this class will be on the S&G 6730 Word and PowerPoint installed. This class may run into the evening, and
mechanical lock, B-rate safes and fire safes. Topics covered include: drill bits, homework will be required.
dials and removal, scoping a change key hole, drilling a mechanical lock for a lost
combination, transferring, overcoming group 2 mechanical lock malfunctions, 114: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2)
dealing with an external relocker and discussion of various safe malfunctions. Instructors: John D. Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI, CFL, and Vernon Kelley, CFDI,
CFL, CMIL, CPL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI
107: X10 Series Certification Class Class Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-On
Instructor: Seth Blumberg, CMST, CPS, CRL, CAI, CFL, CFDI, LSFDI Class Limit: 15
Class Content: 25% Lecture/75% Hands-On 114R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $75 for Class Manual
Class Limit: 10 114O Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $125 for Student Kit (to be shipped)
Class Requirement: Must be a U.S. citizen Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic cylinder construction and
107R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $50 servicing methods.
The X-10 is used on GSA Approved Security Containers and Vault Doors Take your first step to becoming an investigative locksmith, one of the most
protecting US Government National Security Information (NSI) (suggested lucrative disciplines in the industry! Students will receive instruction on the
next class is 507). Students will be taught how to install and operate the Kaba procedures, processes and concepts surrounding the forensic examination
Mas X-10 combination lock. Students certified in the installation and operation of various locking devices. The student will be educated on how to conduct a
of the X-10 will be added (if requested) to the Kaba Mas database for referrals. crime scene search and document the scene. Physical evidence preservation and
The Kaba Mas X-10 installation/operation certification class is a comprehensive handling are covered in-depth, along with chain-of-custody principles. Specialized
eight-hour class. All equipment and tools will be provided. tools of the trade will be reviewed extensively. Through hands-on instruction,
students will also be educated on how to examine locks, pins and wafers to identify
108: Tailoring the Sale to the Communication Style of the tool marks made by various bypass tools. The class will also cover how to properly
Customer document your findings using digital photography and professional report writing.
LE D
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ANCiberay Tips to help market your expertise include how to write a curriculum vitae (CV)
Instructor:CBill
Class Content: 40% Lecture/60% Hands-On and how to qualify as an expert witness. Also covered are guidelines on working
Class Limit: 30 effectively with law enforcement and insurance investigators. A discussion of
Knowing the communication style of your customers can help you meet their proper deposition and courtroom decorum is discussed in-depth. This a required
needs more efficiently and effectively. By understanding different behavior styles, course for anyone interested in increasing their professional profile in the
we, as professionals, can come to understand what different needs people have locksmith, legal and insurance industries by becoming an IAIL Certified Forensic
in relation to business. Come and be taught the four dimensions of a person’s Locksmith (CFL). Students MUST bring the following to class: Small Phillips and
behavioral profile. This is as beneficial for you as it is for your customer, business slotted screwdrivers; various rake, hook and diamond picks, and tension wrench;
partner, employees and/or vendors. Interpersonal skills are in ever-increasing small (2-3 inch) flashlight; small (8-10 inch) plastic or wooden mallet. Students
demand. Don’t miss this opportunity to develop and improve yours. with poor vision should also bring appropriate magnification equipment suitable
for pin tumbler examination.
Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida 11CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
115: Simplex Mechanical Lock Manipulation 207: Kaba Mas DKX10 Series Certification
Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPS Instructor: Seth Blumberg
Class Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-On Class Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-On
Class Limit: 25 Class Limit: 24
115R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $35 for manual CLASS REQUIREMENT: DKX-10 students need to be X-10 installation
This one-day class will cover the construction of the basic mechanism, operation certified and have proof that they are a U.S. citizen.
and decoding for unknown combinations, two methods of manipulation and 207R Lab Fee – REQUIRED: $50 for Kaba certification
alternative methods using the lists of available combinations. At the conclusion of
this one-day training program, the student will be familiar with the Kaba Simplex DKX-10 installation/operation (one day): This certification course provides in-
Combination Chamber, able to change combinations and decode unknown depth training for installation and operation of the Kaba Mas, GSA Approved
combinations on the Kaba Simplex Series of pushbutton locks and able to determine (FF-L-2890B, Type 3) High Security Exit Device. The class starts with a detailed
combination sequence and understand the theory of half numbers. PowerPoint presentation about the device, how it operates and the critical
elements of the installation process. Students then work together in teams to
116: Institutional L
Locksmith
ED Best Practices install a DKX-10 on operational doors/frames. Students will be taught the three-
ANC
Instructor:CSteve
E
Fryman, CRL step process to mount, assemble and adjust the DKX-10 system. All tools and
Class Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-On equipment needed for this installation are provided.
Class Limit: 40
Attendees will be taught what best practices are currently being used in the 209: ALOA PRP Locksmith Exam Prep
modern age of institutional locksmithing, from master keying to networked IT. Instructor: William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, M.Ed.
Class Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-On
Monday, July 26 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Class Limit: 30
209R Lab Fee – REQUIRED: $170 for two class texts
201: Fundamentals
ULofLLocksmithing (Day 2 of 5)
L ASS
See ClassC101.
F This eight-hour class is excellent for both beginners and those wishing to
advance through the ALOA PRP (Proficiency Registration Program). The
202: Intermediate Domestic Auto morning session covers test-taking strategies and divides the Mandatory Test
Instructor: Tony Cagle, CRL L00 (250 questions) into its 10 components, with similar sample questions
Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On to prepare for the content being tested. The afternoon session will cover each
Class Limit: 21 of the 28 individual electives, guiding the student through content as well as
202P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-03 Elective appropriate study materials leading to successful test-taking results.
This interactive class expounds upon the principles introduced and discussed Note: There is a $170 lab fee required for the two class texts: The 283-page
in Beginning Automotive Locksmithing. This course is a continuation of the Locksmithing 101 reference manual by Don O'Shall and Tony West and the
assessment, troubleshooting, servicing and key origination of conventional 58-page A Guide Through the ALOA PRP by William M. Lynk, which are both
automotive locks. Having touched upon the theoretical aspects of locks and their retained by the students. Students must have a copy of these texts for use during
implied security, in this course, we will actively discuss, examine, service and class. PRP Session #1 will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the same room for the first of
decode a multitude of automotive conventional locks. This will be done initially two PRP Test Sessions. You must register for exams by July 1, 2021.
as one large group and then in small cohesive labs. As an interactive course, it
will serve to increase your options when approaching a vehicle and enhance your 210: Simplex Mechanical
LED Pushbutton Lock Certification
C E
ANShuford,
Instructor:CRick CRL, CFL
skills as an automotive locksmith.
Class Content: 10% Lecture/90% Hands-On
203: All About Exit Devices Class Limit: 15
Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHI Prerequisite: Basic understanding of mechanical hardware
Class Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-On This hands-on certification seminar focuses on the mechanical aspects of the
Class Limit: 30 Simplex 1000 and Simplex 5000. This seminar will review Simplex models L1000,
203P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-16 Elective 900, 3000, 7100, 6200 and 9600 products and applications. Emphasis is placed
This class has been updated to include delayed exit devices that comply on the mechanical features and servicing of these unique and versatile keyless
with NFPA101. A wealth of information is covered on exit devices, including locks. Upon successful completion, students will have a full understanding of the
types, functions, ratings, options, installations, repairs and servicing. Hands-on application, operation, function, maintenance and marketing of these products.
practice opportunities — as well as slides, videos and handouts — are provided.
Upon completion of this class, the student will be able to properly remove, 213: ACE Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3)
service, troubleshoot malfunctions and retrofit many of the popular exit devices. See Class 113.
204: Basic Electricity and Access Control (Day 2 of 2) 214: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 2 of 2)
See Class 104. See Class 114.
206: Introduction to Safe Drilling (Day 2 of 2) 215: Professional Lock Picking Techniques
See Class 106. Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPS
Class Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-On
Class Limit: 25
This class will cover the theory and techniques employed in picking locks, by
pin by pin or feel picking. You will be given the theory and have hands-on training
to experience the degree of skill required to use this method of bypass. For an
experienced locksmith, picking is the least-destructive method of entry into a lock.
Students should be well versed in the construction and operation of pin tumbler
cylinders and disc tumbler cylinders. They should also be familiar with the terms
in the ALOA Glossary of Terms that pertain to cylinders, keys and master keying.
12 64th Annual ALOA Convention & Security ExpoALOA 2021 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO
216: Institutional
ELLock
ED Shop Management (Day 1 of 2) 306: Electronic Safe
LEDLock Service
C
AN Fryman, CRL
Instructor:CSteven C
ANSaid
Instructor:CScott
E
Class Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-On Class Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-On
Class Limit: 40 Class Limit: 16
Attendees will be shown everything that is needed to manage an institutional Students will be taught programming via the keypad and software,
lock shop in the age where everything is either networked or enterprised. There combination changing, installation, troubleshooting and opening methods
will be tips, tricks, styles and more. for today’s most common electronic safe locks. Audit trail will be shown and
discussed! Locks covered in detail include AMSEC ESL10, LA GARD 39E
Tuesday, July 27 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ComboGard Pro, Basic, Basic Plus, Titan & Spartan series, NEW S&G Axis
Blue, & NL Series Redundant lock.
301: Fundamentals
FULofLLocksmithing (Day 3 of 5)
See ClassC L AS
101.
S 307: Safe Deposit Lock Basics
Instructors: Gene Gyure, CRL, CAI, GSAI-T, and Dan Billheimer, CPL, CPS, CAI
302: Intermediate Foreign Auto Class Track: Safe Deposit Series (it is suggested that you take all three
Instructor: Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRL classes in this Series; next suggested classes are 407 and 507)
Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On Class Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-On
Class Limit: 20 Class Limit: 24
302P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-04 Elective 307R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $15 for give-away items and a jump drive
This class has been developed with the experienced locksmith in mind. It is with class information
the next step in the progression of not just making keys to vehicles, but identifying Upon completion of this course, the student will have a basic
and correcting problems that arise in conventional keyway foreign vehicles. There understanding of common safe deposit locks, be aware of the methods to assist
will be a lecture, demonstration, discussions and, more importantly, interactive in identifying safe deposit locks and know most of the basic terminology used
modules where the students will familiarize themselves with the actual keys, lock with safe deposit locks.
and immobilizer systems presented during the lecture portion of the class.
308: Tailoring the Sale to the Communication Style of the
303: Hollow Metal Door and Frame Customer
Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHI Instructor: Bill Ciberay
Class Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-On Class Content: 40% Lecture/60% Hands-On
Class Limit: 30 Class Limit: 30
This class will introduce the student to hollow metal doors and frames, Knowing the communication style of your customers can help meet their
including nomenclature, design, installation, repair and servicing techniques of needs more efficiently and effectively. By understanding different behavior styles,
various types of doors and frames. There will be a demonstration of tools as well we as professionals can come to understand what different needs people have
as lecture, discussion and videos of troubleshooting and repair techniques. The in relation to business. Come and be taught the four dimensions of a person’s
hands-on portion will give the student valuable experience in installing locks, behavioral profile. This is as beneficial for you as for your customer, business
repairing hinges, retrofitting hardware, preventing the door collapse, cutting partner, employees and/or vendors. Interpersonal skills are in ever-increasing
doors and other profitable skills. Materials to bring to class: Students should demand. Don’t miss this opportunity to develop and improve your own.
bring an assortment of screwdrivers and Allen wrenches.
309: Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC)
304: Alarms for Locksmiths Instructor: William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, M.Ed.
Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPS Class Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-On
Class Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-On Class Limit: 32
Class Limit: 30 Prerequisite: The student should have a solid understanding of
304P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-42 Elective basic master keying progression and have experience combining
conventional master keyed cylinders (Basic: Pinning a cylinder from a
Prerequisite: All students must have a basic knowledge of electricity.
TMK and CK bittings required).
Alarm systems provide something locks can’t: a link to the outside world if the first
309R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $45 for Class Manual
layer of security — the locks — are breached; just their presence in the building 309P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-38 elective
has proven to be a deterrent to break-ins, and when they don’t deter, the reported
Why not be the SFIC expert in your market? It's easy to do IF you know how!
losses are generally much lower. Understanding how they operate, what peripheral
Try to get into this ALOA SFIC extravaganza event and rise to the top. With SFICs
equipment is needed and how they’re installed is important for both the installer
flooding the market, this ubiquitous, tiny core has so many variables, meaning that
and the locksmith who wants a system installed in his own shop or home. If
you must be up-to-date on all the essentials. Rest assured, you will be guided by
you need help passing the PRP elective L-42 for Alarms, this class will provide
William Lynk, ALOA's IC content expert — one who has done this successfully for
that knowledge. Students in this lecture class will be taught about hardwired
over 45 years with books, articles, classes and constant manufacturer contact. Also,
and wireless controls, how they operate and how to program an alarm control,
why not add to your SFIC shop tools, SFIC pin kits or restricted SFIC key blanks
including reporting to a central station. In addition, students will be taught the
all to enrich your “rise to the top?” You absolutely need to be part of this event:
best types of sensors for different applications and how to wire them into the panel.
ALOA’s SFIC class. If you enroll, you’ll experience this lively hands-on class covering
This class is beneficial to anyone taking the L-42 Alarm PRP elective.
SFICs, including Arrow, Arrow Flexcore, Arrow CHOicE, BEST Standard, BEST
Premium, BEST/Kaba Peaks, BEST Cormax, Falcon, Falcon InstaKey, KSP, Medeco
305: Basic Motorcycle Key Generation KeyMark, Yale KeyMark, Schlage Everest, ULTRA, Lori L-10, Scorpion and Sargent
Instructor: Steve Sacco
XC. WOW! As if that isn’t enough, product characteristics related to construction,
Class Content: 65% Lecture/35% Hands-On
operation and keying are discussed, explained and shown by exploded views, sample
Class Limit: 25
cores and fun hands-on activities. But wait, there is more! You will be taught to
305R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $50 for Class Manual
select TMKs and control keys, calculate pinning for A2, A3 and A4 systems, write
This course will present the basics of motorcycle key generation using
and apply system-specific pinning charts and measure keys to determine which
commonly available locksmith tools. A portion of the class will allow
increment system has been used. Then the fun ensues: You will perform exercises in
participants to perform the process of generating a key from scratch using
decoding, combinating and manipulating cores with manufacturer-specific details
the techniques presented in this course. Topics include: lock construction,
all presented, with SFIC-specific tools and troubleshooting tips included! Don’t hold
key blank selection, key origination techniques, sight reading wafer
your breath, just sign up and begin to profit!
type locks on motorcycles, motorcycle lock readers, transponder-based
motorcycles, resources and how to market motorcycle key generation.
Caribe Royale Orlando, Florida 13CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
310: E-Plex Wireless
ELEDOverview 317: Basic Tool E
Mark
LEDStudy
Instructor:CRick
C
ANShuford, CRL, CFL C
ANTam, RL, CFL
CBeta
Instructor:
Class Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-On Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On
Class Limit: 20 Class Limit: 15
This class offers an introduction to dormakaba’s wireless feature with This one-day course in basic tool marks provides a basic understanding of
information on how you can qualify to become a dormakaba Certified forensic tool mark examination for an investigative locksmith. The course will
Electronic Security Dealer. Class demonstration will be provided from the discuss in detail the definition, classification, formation and variations of common
instructor’s perspective. Students will be introduced to dormakaba’s wireless tool marks using the locks and locksmith tools to produce lock-related tool marks.
add-on feature. You will receive an understanding on how and where this Learning the formation of tool marks when other bypass methods are used. Proper
feature can be added to existing Kaba products. Instructor will demonstrate forensic method for preparation, location, examination and documentation of tool
how to program a gateway and how to ZAC a lock. Features such as emergency marks commonly seen by forensic locksmith would be covered. Upon completion
shutdown, remote release and audit trail retrieval can be handled from a specific of the course, the students should have the basic practical knowledge required
computer on or off site. We will discuss the various types of credentials that can to perform tool mark examination as a forensic locksmith and also be able to do
be used with this product and benefits to the end user. documentation of the observation and tests of the said tool marks. Practical tool
mark extraction will be included if time allows.
313: ACE Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3)
See Class 113. 318: GSA Drill and Repair (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor Seth Blumberg, RL, CAI
314: Photography for Locksmiths Class Content: 25% Lecture/75% Hands-On
Instructors: John Truempy, CRL, CFL, and Vernon Kelley, ICML, CPL 318R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $75 offset for diamond core and carbide
Class Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-On bits used
Class Limit: 30 This class will cover government standards for drilling and repairing GSA
This hands-on class will benefit anyone who wants to improve their containers and vaults in accordance with Federal Standard 809B. We will look at
photography skills, whether you want to document your work in a more professional the proper way the U.S. government requires that containers should be opened
manner or you just want to take better vacation photos. Subjects include: basic and repaired in order to maintain their GSA labels. The class will be a hands-on
photography concepts and techniques, related equipment, differences between film class in that each student will be able to experience drilling some of the hardest
and digital photography, camera settings, subject lighting, rules of photo editing, hard plate used on GSA red and blue label containers. We will discuss the
techniques of standard and evidence photography, as well as macro and micro different methods of drilling as well as the proper repairing of GSA containers
photography. This class meets the photography requirement to allow investigative and vault doors. Did you know that drawer type and door type containers may
locksmiths to take the IAIL Certified Forensic Locksmith exam. Additionally, this be drilled and repaired in different manners? We will be repairing the containers
class is especially beneficial to fire door inspectors and safe and vault technicians. we drill, including welding, painting and texturing the repair. We will be using
Students must bring a camera to class: high-quality point-and-shoot OR digital SLR carbide drill bits as well as diamond core drills, and discussing the advantages of
(8 megapixels or higher). Students should know how to access the advanced settings each and when to use them.
on their camera.
Wednesday, July 29 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
315: Defense Against Methods of Entry (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPS 401: Fundamentals L
ofLLocksmithing (Day 4 of 5)
Class Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-On See Class C L ASS
101. FU
Class Limit: 40
315O Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $125 for training video 402: Auto Advanced
This class will cover specific methods of entry under these broad categories: Instructor: Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRL
forced entry, surreptitious entry and covert entry. Methods will be demonstrated Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On
and students will have the opportunity to have hands-on experience with exotic Class Limit: 21
as well as more common tools. This class is designed for locksmiths who need Prerequisite: Attendees/students are to already have a comprehensive
to neutralize locks, identify weaknesses and recommend solutions. Material understanding of automotive locksmithing, (i.e. completed the essentials
from classes such as Professional Bypass Techniques, Tricks of the Trade and and intermediate courses at the very minimum). This course will cover the
Operations Methods of Entry will be covered. Comparisons will be drawn identification, duplication, origination and servicing of high-security locks. This
applying a specific method to various areas of locksmithing, such as safe and course will also cover the identification of the keys, remotes and proximity fobs
vault, automotive, residential, safe deposit, etc. The major learning objective is to for these vehicles. We will discuss the benefits and limitations of these systems
be able to identify the weak points in any locking device (including unfamiliar and the ways to capitalize on them. As manufacturers continue to provide us
locks) and to determine the most likely and best methods of attack, to make with new, diverse and interesting systems for us to service and profit from, the
entry in a professional manor and to determine how to best defend against mechanical, electrical and electronic advanced systems in vehicles will be a part
these methods of entry. Students will have the opportunity to have hands-on of the course. In the interactive portion of the course, the students will have the
experience with exotic as well as more common tools that were demonstrated on opportunity to experience some of these high-security locks.
day one. Experts in the field of entry methods will provide hands-on instruction
to students on use of their tools, software and methods. Authors, tool inventors 403: Advanced Breaking and Entering
and manufacturers will be available. Last-minute contingencies may affect the Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHI
availability of individuals or companies. The lab fee of $125 is for a CD-ROM Class Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-On
that covers much more than what is in the class. Class Limit: 30
This class deals with the “last resort” techniques and theory of cylinder
316: Institutional Lock
LEDShop Management (Day 2 of 2) bypass methods. Demonstrations of bypass techniques covering some of the
CANC
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most popular residential and commercial locksets will be performed. Discussion
and presentations will also include narrow stile locks, tubular key locks, lever
locks, safe deposit locks, interchangeable core cylinders, padlocks, templating for
drilling high-security rim and mortise cylinders and office equipment. Students
will be shown how to perform bypass techniques that can be used to open a wide
variety of locks and locking devices.
14 64th Annual ALOA Convention & Security ExpoALOA 2021 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO
404: Getting Devices
ELEDOnline 409: Large Format Interchangeable Core (LFIC)
ANCAshley, CPS, CPL, CEL, CAI
Instructor:CJames Instructor: William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, M.Ed.
This class takes the guesswork out of making your panels accessible Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On
over a network. You will learn when and how to change IP addresses. We Class Limit: 32
will discuss the cabling involved and teach you to terminate your own, what 409R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $45 for class material
tools you'll need and testing equipment used in the field. How to choose 409P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-39 elective
network hardware, and how and when to use PoE (power over ethernet) are Prerequisite: The student must have a solid understanding of
also covered. We encourage taking this class before taking the CCTV class or basic master keying progression and have experience combinating
electronic access control class. conventional master keyed cylinders (Basic: pinning of a cylinder from
a TMK and CK bittings required).
405: Modern Auto Key Generation Increase your profit margin while adding restricted key blanks, pin kits or
Instructor: Edward Woods, CML, CPS, CAL shops tools to your arsenal by signing up for ALOA’s Large Format IC class. This
Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On eight-hour instructional event is a must-take for an essential understanding
Class Limit: 25 and a hands-on guided path to properly servicing a wide range of large format
This class is for the student who is in need of knowledge on making the interchangeable core products on the market. Taught by William Lynk, ALOA’s
keys that they will be programming with transponder equipment. Yes, the content expert on IC, together, you will explore Yale, Corbin Russwin, Medeco,
code services are great when they are available, but knowing how to make the Schlage, Sargent, Kaba, BiLock, Abloy, ASSA and other manufacturers,
keys almost as fast as they can reply is the best, and knowledge is power. The including construction and operation as shown by exploded views and sample
instructor generates from scratch 99.5% of all the keys he makes, so he will be cores with plenty of fun class participation. This fast-paced class includes hands-
sharing his knowledge of tool and tips on how to make these keys all the time. In on exercises, calculating pin stacks for various manufacturers, addressing rules
the afternoon session, locks and tools will be provided to practice the methods for selecting TMKs and control keys, manufacturer-specific rules for master key
taught. In addition, there will be a discussion on repairing the most common systems, hotel function cores, removable cores, decoding and pinning cores with
auto lock failures. valuable troubleshooting techniques. Even though the energized eight hours
will fly by, the result is that you will certainly be able to boost your profit margin
406: Electronic Safe Lock Defeat based on your new understanding of LFICs.
Instructor: Scott Said
Class Content: 10% Lecture/90% Hands-On 411: Master Keying - The Crash Course (Day 1 of 2)
Class Limit: 24 Instructor: Lloyd Seliber
406R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $50 for materials and lock Class Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-On
This class presents what you need to know to defeat an electronic safe lock Class Limit: 24
and open a safe. This hands-on course will cover spiking, spindle hole defeat, This class is for intermediate, advanced or aggressive learners wishing to
correct drill points on numerous locks, how to read the handing of a lock by explore an assortment of master keying techniques. Applications include factory
looking down the spindle hole, the difference between various drill bits and systems, large and small format interchangeable core, facility key systems,
other defeat methods for today’s most popular electronic locks, including cash handling, detention equipment and industrial process control. On Day 1,
those from LA GARD, Kaba Mas, Sargent & Greenleaf and AMSEC. You will students will be taught techniques to create, expand and document complex
be drilling locks in class on mock-up safe doors using the latest safe opening systems, including methods for generating more changes under exhausted
tools in the industry, including Lockmasters’ exclusive Little Black Box, drill master keys and the less commonly used techniques of selective keying and the
rigs, punch sets, dead blow hammers and scopes. We will demonstrate special rotating constants. On Day 2, students will solve master keying problems of their
opening techniques for a variety of electronic safe locks and even a short bit on choice in class, presenting their results at the completion of the exercise. Students
safe door repair. All tools and equipment will be provided. It’s not if but when an may bring a laptop with master key software, paper records from their shop or
electronic lock will fail or a combination will be lost. After this class, you will be use forms and documents provided. This course will help students prepare for
ready to take on this job. the PRP elective on Advanced Master Keying.
407: Safe Deposit Defeat 412: Medeco Intelligent Key (IK) Factory Certification
Instructors: Gene Gyure, CRL, CAI, GSAI-T, and Dan Billheimer, CPL, CPS, CAI Instructors: Clyde Roberson, CML, CMST, and Peter Field
Class Content: Lecture/75% Hands-On Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On
Class Limit: 24 Class Limit: 25
Class Requirement: Safe Deposit Lock Basics class is required, as This class covers the features, benefits and capabilities of both Medeco CLIQ
it gives the basic instruction for identification of SD locks, as well as and XT as well as system requirements, ordering and setup prerequisites. Topics
terminology. will include Medeco-hosted versus self-hosted environments, CLIQ and XT
507R Lab Fee - REQUIRED: $20 for give-away items and a jump Web Manager Software solutions and an overview of the peripheral devices for
drive with class information both product lines. We will cover the advantages of CLIQ and XT systems over
Upon completion of this course, the student will have a basic understanding traditional mechanical and electronic access control systems. Following this
of, as well as hands-on training for, the tools and techniques utilized to defeat class, you will have an increased understanding of our Intelligent Key offerings
various safe deposit locks. and where Medeco CLIQ and XT fit in the marketplace.
408: Digital Marketing
CELED for Locksmiths 413: Door Hardware Overview (Day 1 of 2)
N
A Sacco, CRL, CAI
Instructor:CSteve Instructor: Christopher Meccia, CPL
Class Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-On Class Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-On
Class Limit: 30 Class Limit: 20
Today the internet is the go-to tool for locksmithing customers when it 413P Lab Fee - OPTIONAL: $35 for L-41 elective
comes to looking for services. A well-designed website and a strong social media This class is for those wanting to become familiar with the various types
presence will help to drive customers to your business. This course will show you of door hardware and their application. Among the subjects covered will be
how to create a digital presence that will allow your customers to find you in the code compliance, door closers, exit devices, fire ratings, industry terminology,
digital market. Since most internet users are list-oriented, they will start at the locksets, metals and finishes, as well as specialty hardware. Upon completion of
top of the search results and move down until they find what they are looking this course, students will be able to make a recommendation to customers using
for. This class will help you to rise to the top of the search results and stay there. industry-accepted solutions.
This class will also delve into the importance of social media and the importance
of have a robust social media presence to build your brand.
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