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61st ALOA CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPOClasses July 16–21, 2017Expo July 21–22, 2017Donald E. Stephens Convention Center Rosemont, IL (Chicago area)

You won’t want to miss the industry’s premier event! Classes and the tradeshow are in one convenient location, the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center.

The Chicago area is a family vacation destination with affordable travel.

New tracks and expanded class offerings for automotive and electronic locksmithing.

Expanded Institutional locksmith class offerings.

New classes in General Locksmithing.

ALOA CLASSESSunday, July 16 to Friday, July 21Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

MEMBER MEETINGFriday, July 21 at 8:00 a.m.Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

The 61st Annual ALOA Convention & Security Expo is the perfect opportunity for industry-leading education and networking.

General Information ........................................................... 2

Schedule of Events ............................................................ 5

ALOA 2017 Class Descriptions ...................................... 8

Registration Info and Checklist ....................................17

Convention Registration Form ..................................... 18

Class and Seminar Registration Form ..................... 19

Proficiency Registration Program ...............................20

Exhibitor List .................................................... Back Cover

Contents

ALOA SECURITY EXPOFriday, July 21 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 22 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

ALOA members should pre-register for Exhibits Only this year, as there will be a $10 fee after June 16.

Why should you attend the tradeshow?There are a lot of NEW EXHIBITORS to see and two whole days to fit them all in (and take part in the prize drawings!)

The Security Expo is a great opportunity to increase your professional knowledge; go to the product demonstrations in the booths - and take part in all the prize drawings!

NETWORK - Meet potential manufacturers and distrib-utors face-to-face; it's the proven BEST way to do business. Meet with your current suppliers to form better relationships and make better deals for the future.

NEW PRODUCTS - See the many newly introduced products that could grow your business.

AND, OF COURSE, DON’T FORGET THE PRIZE DRAWINGS!

Connect It All atALOA 2017

It’s the perfect destination! Experience all that this charming and vibrant Chicago suburb has to offer.

Rosemont offers the perfect location, situat-ed five minutes from the airport and only 20 minutes from downtown Chicago. In the local Rosemont area, experience the brand new Fashion Outlets of Chicago, an abundance of bars and restaurants, and the nearby Rivers Casino. Getting around locally is so easy with the free Rosemont Entertainment Circulator shuttle bus, which runs every 7 to 8 minutes from the convention center.

For more information on local attractions, visit www.rosemont.com.

To visit downtown Chicago, there is conve-nient rail service that will allow you to go take a dinner cruise, explore the famous shopping of the Magnificent Mile, visit Navy Pier, take a brewery tour or explore Millennium Park.

To learn more about things to do in Chicago, go to www.choosechicago.com.

Experience the Fun in RosemontJuly 16-22

261st ANNUAL ALOA CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO Donald E. Stephens Convention Center - Rosemont, IL

LocationDonald E. Stephens Convention Center5555 N. River RoadRosemont, IL 60018(847) 692-2220Convention center parking is available for $15.

Need Help?If you have any questions, concerns or special needs, please call (800) 532-2562, ext. 218, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (CST).

Dress CodeAttendees are encouraged to dress professionally for all events to give a good impression of the security industry.

General InformationALOA 2017 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 2017 attendees may be photographed while attending classes, the Security Expo, and related events.

Discount Dining ProgramShow Your Badge is a discount dining program for visitors to the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. Show your badge to your server to validate your discounts. For a list of participating restaurants, go to www.rosemont.com, Places to Go, then DES Convention Center, then click on Exhibits, and then click on the Show Your Badge link on

the left.

Special EventsIAIL MeetingThursday, July 20, 5:30 p.m.

Women in LocksmithingThursday, July 20, 5:30 p.m.This event gets bigger each year! Join us at this reception to mingle with your fellow women in the industry to talk shop and discuss mentoring. Reception sponsored by Ilco, HL Flake, TimeMaster and Big Red.

AIL MeetingThursday, July 20, 6:00 p.m.

Kick-Off PartyThursday, July 20, 7:00 p.m.Join us for refreshments as we cele-brate ALOA and the start of the Secu-rity Expo. This event is free of charge to registered convention attendees, but please RSVP where indicated on the reservation form.

Ambassador’s ForumFriday, July 21, 7:30 a.m.

ALOA 2017 Membership MeetingFriday, July 21, 8:00 a.m.Be a voice for ALOA SPAI member-ship! Attend the membership meeting to give your input and hear the latest association advancements.

Legislative Booth at ExpoFriday, July 2110:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 2210:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Stop by the legislative area in the ALOA booth to hear the latest on

fighting scammers, plus news on your state’s relevant bills and legislation that might affect our industry.

Scammer MeetingFriday, July 21, 5:30 p.m.Join us as we discuss the ways in which ALOA SPAI and its members are fighting the industry’s scammer problems.

Keys Square Club BreakfastSaturday, July 22, 7:00 a.m.All Masonic attendees are welcome to participate in this open meeting for locksmiths and related pro-fessionals. Let Tom Demont or anyone wearing a Keys Square lapel pin know if you’re attending so we can plan accordingly.

The ALOA Convention and Security Expo all take place at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

GENERAL INFORMATION

You can register online at www.aloa.org

PAL’S Heroes Annual GalaBenefiting St Jude Children’s

Research HospitalRoaring Twenties

Gatsby StyleFriday, July 21 at 6:30 p.m.

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

Email [email protected] for registration info

Advance tickets: $40 per personAt the door: $50 per person

Roaring twenties or business casual attire

Prizes for our best dressed

Age RequirementAll applicants for classes must be at least 16 years old for ALOA members and 18 years old for non-members. Persons under age 16 may be permitted to attend class only if approved by the education manager and the instructor.

3Donald E. Stephens Convention Center - Rosemont, IL 61st ANNUAL ALOA CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

REGISTRATION POLICIES

Online RegistrationOnline registration is available for the ALOA Convention. Go to www.ALOA.org and click on the ALOA Convention tab.

Cancellation of ClassesALOA reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet a minimum of registrants. Classes may not be attended without registration.

ALOA Member DiscountsTo qualify for the ALOA member discounted registration fee, current membership dues must be paid, and you must have a valid ALOA membership number.

New MembershipAll applicants for ALOA membership may use the ALOA member discount-ed registration fee if their applica-tion is received at or before time of registration with full payment and a membership number assigned. New member applications will be accepted on site at the convention, but mem-bership rights or privileges will not be awarded until after applications are completely processed.

Complete All FormsAll forms must be filled out completely and legibly. Please print or type all information.

If the forms are not legible, there may be a considerable delay in processing your registration. Be sure to list: ALOA membership number, if you

are a member Complete address on all forms Phone number, including area code Email addressYou must complete the appropriate

sections of the registration form in or-der to register for classes. Please be sure you have filled this information out completely, including your alter-nate choices.

PaymentAll payments to ALOA must be in U.S. funds. Payments may be made

by check, money order or charged to your MasterCard, VISA, American Express or 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 registration. Upon receiving a check returned to ALOA for insufficient funds, registration will automatically be cancelled and will not be reinstated until a money order or cashier’s check is received as replacement. This may result in the loss of original regis-tration choices. There will be a $40 service charge on all returned checks. ALL PRE-REGISTRATIONS MUST BE PRE-PAID.

Government/Institutional PaymentGovernment/institutional purchase orders are acceptable. However, for any classes for which a government/ institutional purchase order is submit-ted, the applicant must provide a $50 deposit at the time of registration. This amount will be refunded to the

individual if cancellation is received by June 16, 2017. or

If the individual attends classes covered on the government/institu-tional purchase order, the amount of $50 is not refundable if the indi-vidual cancels his/her registration after June 16.

Admittance to the Security EXPOIncludes admission to both days of the ALOA 2017 Security Expo.

Free for children under five years old. The fee for children ages 6-15 to the Security Expo is $5 before June 16 or $10 after June 16. An adult must accompa-ny anyone under the age of 16.

ALOA members should pre-reg-ister for Exhibits - only this year, as there will be a $10 fee after June 16.


TRAVEL INFO

Car RentalAvis Car Rental offers special rates for ALOA Convention & Security Expo at-tendees. Please use the code B466699 when calling Avis directly at (800) 331-1600 or online at www.avis.com.Budget Car Rental offers special rates for ALOA Convention & Security Expo attendees. Please use code Z861098 when calling Budget directly at (800) 527-0700 or online at www.budgetcar-rental.com.

Hotel and Parking Ready to book your stay? ALOA has contracted with several hotels to give you options that are sure to meet your budget requirements. Book your hotel online at ALOA.org by clicking on the Convention page, then the Hotel button.

Hyatt Regency O’Hare(Attached to the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center)9300 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Rosemont, IL 60018$150 per night$10/day self parking, complimentaryairport shuttle and guest room internetCut-off date: June 29Reservations: Online at https://aws.passkey.com/go/alo1 or call (888) 421-1442; Group code: ALOAShuttle Service To/From Hyatt Regency O’Hare/O’Hare Airport: The 24-hour complimentary shuttle ser-

vice runs every 15 minutes. Follow the red Shuttle signs at the airport to the designated pick-up area, O’Hare Bus/Shuttle Center Door 1. International trav-elers must call the hotel at (847) 696-1234 to request a shuttle. Shuttle buses have signage that reads Hyatt Regency O’Hare. Between midnight and 4:00 a.m. expect the shuttle to arrive every half an hour. To make the hotel aware that you are waiting for a shuttle, please call (847) 696-1234.

Crowne Plaza Chicago O’Hare(Adjacent to the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center)5440 N. River Road, Rosemont, IL 60018$129 per night$13/day self parking, complimentaryairport shuttle and guest room internetCut-off Date: June 19Reservations: Call (877) 337-5793;Group code: ALOAShuttle Service To/From Crowne Plaza Chicago/O’Hare Airport: The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service (with restrictions) operating 24 hours per day, and departs every 30 minutes from the hotel to the airport. (7:00, 7:30, etc.). Crowne Plaza pick-up location for domestic travelers in O’Hare is at Door 2 of the Shuttle Bus Center. International travelers must call the hotel at (847) 671-6350 to arrange for pick-up when they arrive at the airport.

Radisson Hotel Chicago O’Hare(Less than four miles from the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center)1450 E. Touhy Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60018$139 per nightComplimentary self parking, breakfast, airport, shuttle and guest room internetShuttle to the convention center isavailable with pre-arrangements.Cut-off Date: July 6Reservations: Online at www.radisson.com/aloasecurityprofessionalassociation

or call (847) 296-866 or (800)333-3333; Group code: ALOAShuttle Service To/From Radisson Chi-cago/O’Hare Airport: Domestic travelers should follow the floor signs to the Shuttle Bus Center after claiming their luggage. Wait at Door 2 at the Shuttle Bus Center. Please look out for vans displaying the Radisson logo. Pick-ups are at 15 minutes and 45 minutes past the hour.

Travelers arriving at the Internation-al Terminal should contact the hotel directly at (847) 296- 8866 or ask airport guest services to contact the hotel for shuttle pick-up. Then proceed to Door 5E, wait for the shuttle at the outer lane and look for the shuttle with the Radisson logo.

Traffic conditions may affect shut-tle pick-up and drop-off times. For additional information, call the hotel directly at (847) 296-8866.

Hyatt Place Chicago O’Hare(About 2.6 miles from the Donald E. Ste-phens Convention Center)6810 Mannheim RoadRosemont, Illinois, 60018$110 per night$18/day self parking, complimentaryairport shuttle, WiFi and breakfastCut-off Date: June 20Reservations: Visit http://chicagoohareairport.place.hyatt.com/chizogaloa2017.html or call (888) 492-8847Shuttle Service To/From Hyatt Place Chicago/O’Hare Airport: Call GO Airport Express at (888) 284-3826 (mention Hyatt group code HRMP) or go to www.hyattshuttle.com. Ticket counters are located across from the baggage claim areas of Terminals 1, 2 and 3 and out-side U.S. Customs in Terminal 5 outside Door D. The last shuttle leaves O’Hare at 10:30 p.m. daily. Advanced reservations are highly recommended.

BOOKYOURHOTELNOW!


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

5Donald E. Stephens Convention Center - Rosemont, IL

SUNDAY JULY 16

MONDAY JULY 17

TUESDAY JULY 18

WEDNESDAY JULY 19

THURSDAY JULY 20

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.101: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL John LaRue, RL

201: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 2 of 5)Chris Chase, CRL John LaRue, RL



501: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 5 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL John LaRue, RL

102: Auto Essentials Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

202: Intermediate Domestic AutoMannie Natal, CRL, CAL

302: Intermediate Foreign Auto Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

402: Automotive Advanced Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

502: EEPROM Basic Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

103: Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3) Christopher Meccia, CPL Paul Sewall, RL

203: Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3)Christopher Meccia, CPL Paul Sewall, RL

303: Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3)Christopher Meccia, CPL Paul Sewall, RL

403: All About the Money Bill Boughman, CPS, CRL, CFL, CFDI

503: Quickbooks Jeanne Targett, CRL, CAI

104: Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress (L-07) Thomas Demont, CML,CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPS

204: CFDI (Day 1 of 2) Thomas Demont, CML, CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPS

304: CFDI (Day 2 of 2)Thomas Demont, CML, CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPS

404: Shop Management (Day 1 of 2) Thomas Demont, CML,CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPS

504: Shop Management (Day 2 of 2) Thomas Demont, CML,CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPS Noel Flynn

105: Basic Electricity for Locksmiths Greg Perry, CML, CPS

205: Electronic Access for Locksmiths Greg Perry, CML, CPS

305: Plug and Play CCTV Mel Langenberg

405: Beyond The Panels - Networking (Day 1 of 2) James Ashley, CRL, CPSGreg Perry, CML, CPS Mel Langenberg

505: Beyond The Panels - Networking (Day 2 of 2) James Ashley, CRL, CPSGreg Perry, CML, CPS Mel Langenberg

106: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2) John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI Vernon Kelley, CPL, CFDI, ICML, IFDI

206: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 2 of 2)John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI Vernon Kelley, CPL, CFDI, ICML, IFDI

306: Photography for LocksmithsJohn Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI Vernon Kelley, CPL, CFDI, ICML, IFDI

406: Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures Ross Squire, CFL, ML

506: Cabinet Lock Servicing Ralph Forrest-Ball, CML, CAL, CAI

107: Alternate Entry Method Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

207: All About Exit DevicesDave Thielen, CML, CHI

307: Door Closers and Related Hardware Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

407: Hollow Metal Door and Frame Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

507: Servicing Aluminum Storefront Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

108: Best Practices in Master Keying Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAI

208: Establishing Control w/Excel and SimpleK Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAI

308: Master Keying with ProMaster Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAI

408: Defense Against Methods of Entry (DAMES) (Day 1 of 2) Harry Sher, CML, CPS

508: Defense Against Methods of Entry (DAMES) (Day 2 of 2)Harry Sher, CML, CPS

209: 3 Ps of Physical Security Steven Fryman, CRL

309: Playing the Cards (Day 1 of 2): Intro to Institutional Shop Mgmt. Steven Fryman, CRL

409: Playing the Cards (Day 2 of 2): Intro to Institutional Shop Mgmt. Steven Fryman, CRL

509: Greatest Exit Strategy Steven Fryman, CRL

210: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Scott Gray, CPS, and Elaad Israeli

310: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)Scott Gray, CPS Elaad Israeli

410: Advanced Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Scott Gray, CPS Elaad Israeli

510: Advanced Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)Scott Gray, CPS Elaad Israeli

311: Small Format Interchangeable Core (L-38) William M. Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, CMIL, CAI, M.Ed.

411: Large Format Interchangeable Core (L-39) William M. Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, CMIL, CAI, M.Ed.

511: High-Security Cylinder Clyde T. Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPP

313: Alarms for LocksmithsGreg Perry, CML, CPS

412: M3/X4: Medeco Factory CertificationClyde T. Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPP

512: Growing Your Business Through Social Media Stephanie Lloyd

Special Events 413: Modern Auto Key GenerationEd Woods, CML, CPS, CAL

513: Motorcycle Locksmithing (L-22)Ed Woods, CML, CPS, CAL

PRP Testing6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

6:00 p.m to 10:00 p.m.

514: S&G 2890B CertificationNed Urschel

440: Opening Doors to Profits: Installing Ditec Low Energy OperatorsLiam Lehn

441: New BiLock Exclusive Certification and TrainingNick Daum


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS


THURSDAY JULY 20

FRIDAY JULY 21

SATURDAY JULY 22

8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.521: Trilogy Lock Install and Repair Andy Phelps, CRL

601: Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program Robert Cullum, CPL

Keys Square Club Breakfast7:00 a.m.

522: Strattec Update Jeff Baker Special Events CML Breakfast

7:30 a.m.

523: ABLOY PROTEC2 Cert Martin Day

Ambassador’s Forum 7:30 a.m.

Trade Show10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

524: Understanding and Installing Corbin Russwin ML2000 Series Mortise Locks and CL3100 Series Vandal Resistant Locks Russell Corriveau, RL

Membership Meeting8:00 a.m.

525: Everest 29 and Primus XP Servicing Roger Yost, CML, CPS, CFDI

Trade Show10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

526: Wire and Insulation ID and Soldering 101Jeff Burby, CRL, CAI

Scammer Meeting5:30 p.m.

527: Locksmith Business LawBarry Roberts, Esq

PAL’S Heroes Annual Gala Benefiting St Jude Children’s Research Hospital 6:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.531: Alarm Lock DL Windows 5.4.2 Programming Software Andy Phelps, CRL

532: Introduction to Access ControlAndrew Barker and Izzy Shariff

533: Six Daily Habits for Business Success Jimmy Mercer

534: Site Survey and Access Control for the Small Business Russ Anderson

535: Introduction to Schlage Everest 29SL Cylinders Roger Yost, CML, CPS, CFDI

536: Wire and Insulation ID and Soldering 101Jeff Burby, CRL, CAI

537: Locksmith Business LawBarry Roberts, Esq.

Special EventsIAIL Meeting5:30 p.m

Women in Locksmithing5:30 p.m

AIL Meeting6:00 p.m.

Kick-Off Party7:00 p.m.

Registration Hours – Classes and TradeshowSunday, July 16 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday, July 17 - Thursday, July 20 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Friday, July 21 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 22 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

For questions on site during registration hours, please call (847) 653-2920.


EDUCATIONAL INFO

CertificatesPre-registered participants will receive certificates of completion for full-day classes only. The certificate will contain information provided on the registration form. Participants registering on site or making class changes will receive certificates via mail.

Tools NeededBe sure to read the class description for the tools and materials students need for each class. Lab fees apply to certain classes.

Proficiency Registration ProgramThe Proficiency Registration Program Evaluation will be given from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 18. Pre-registration is required for the evaluation. June 16, 2017 is the deadline for receipt of PRP registration. Due to time constraints in developing the test packets, no exceptions will be made for late requests. The ALOA PRP evaluation will be held for four levels of locksmith

certifications: CAL (Certified Automotive Locksmith) CRL (Certified Registered Locksmith) CPL (Certified Professional Lock-

smith) CML (Certified Master Locksmith).The SafeTech STPRP evaluation will

be available at ALOA 2017. There are two levels to the STPRP. To achieve the first-level certification, CPS, you must pass a written examination consisting of 17 mandatory categories on safe and vault technology.

To achieve the next level, CMST, you must pass the first-level mandatory test along with a second advanced test.

To take either evaluation, you must submit the PRP/STPRP registration Form 3 included with this brochure, in addition to completing the ALOA 2017 registration form.

PrerequisitesStudents must ensure that they have fulfilled any prerequisites stated in class descriptions. If it is determined that a student is not prepared, the student may be placed in a more suitable class and will not be reimbursed for the class except for any applicable lab fees.

Note: The deadline for all PRP/STPRP registrations is

June 16, 2017.


CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Sunday, July 16 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.101: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5)

Instructors: Chris Chase, CRL and John LaRue, RLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Required Lab Fee: $150

This comprehensive five-day course in fun-damental locksmithing techniques provides a basic hands-on overview of locks and secu-rity-related hardware. Working with provid-ed locksmithing equipment, the student will develop basic locksmithing skills, including identification of common key blanks, use and adjustment of key cutting equipment, including duplicators and code cutting machines, and will disassemble service and originate keys for common lock cylinders using methods such as shimming picking and impressioning. Discussion topics will include Life Safety Codes and the ADA, design, and implementation of simple master key systems and service tech-niques for popular cylinders and locksets as well as lockset functions and finishes. Upon completion of the course, the student should have the knowledge required to function as an apprentice locksmith performing basic locksmith tasks.

102: Auto Essentials Instructor: Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On Class Limit: 30

Whether you are just beginning to delve into the automotive locksmith realm or looking to explore deeper into this most dynamic aspect of our profession, this course has been developed with you in mind. The class will include examples and description of key programmers, remote programmers, var-ious testers literature, technical manuals and resources as well as their strength and weaknesses. The interactive portion of the class will focus on identification, decoding and organization of conventional keys and their related transponder systems. You will understand and know how to address and resolve common and unusual key problems through interactive modules.

103: Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3)

Instructors: Christopher Meccia, CPL, and Paul Sewall, RLClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 18

This class is the first step to becoming an ALOA Certified Instructor. Information will be presented on standardized methods of

instruction and motivation. The class con-sists of lectures, discussion, exercises and presentations that will assist the student in organizing both their instruction methodolo-gy and their general business career. Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to develop a class outline, prepare a lesson plan, prepare the necessary training aids, evaluate instruction material, motivate students and effectively instruct an ACE class. Material to bring to class: laptop computer with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint installed. This class may run into the evening, and homework will be required.

104: Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress (L-07)

Instructor: Thomas Demont, CML,CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPSClass Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 30Required Lab Fee: $45 for the book (unless students already have the book).Optional PRP After Class: L-07; $25 for members, $35 for non-members.

This course will cover the national building and fire codes dealing with doors, frames and hardware in the means of egress. If you aren’t familiar with the term “in the means of egress,” then you need this class The class will cover NFPA 80-2103, NFPA 101-2012, testing laboratories of hardware, ADA of 1990, IBC

After the class title and instructor names, you’ll see a colored icon not-ing the “track.” These icons, described below, are designed to help those new to the industry and anyone look-ing to determine what value a class has in relation to the type of work they do.

Next to each class, there is also an indicator based on the instructors' recommendations as to the content level of each class:

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General Locksmithing. Good classes for beginners, new people to the industry and those needing refresher information.

Institutional Locksmithing. Geared toward on-staff security professionals in facilities ranging from schools, office complexes and municipalities to healthcare facilities.

Automotive Locksmithing. Designed for those who specialize in automotive locksmithing or those who do auto work as a general part of their business.

Safe/Vault Technician. Geared toward the technician who works on safes and vaults and the special prob-lems encountered with those items.

Electronic Locksmithing. De-signed for one of the fastest-growing segments of our industry: those working on alarms, access controls and locking systems that don’t always incorporate a physical key.

Investigative Locksmithing. While all classes are good for the investigative locksmith, as they add to the knowledge needed to examine and testify, these classes are of particular interest and/or part of the required training to sit for the Certified Forensic Locksmith (CFL) certifi-cation.

Business. While we all may be gifted and talented hands-on techni-cians, the one place we all may need help in is hearing other views of operating a business.

There is a $25 fee to change classes on site. If you need assis-tance, call 800-532-2562.

Class Descriptions, Class Levels and Education Tracks


CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

2012 Chapters 3, 4, 10 and 11, and IFC 2012 Chapter 10. At the completion of this class, you will have a firm understanding of building and fire codes. For institutional locksmiths, this course will help you in your current position as an expert in hardware.

105: Basic Electricity for Locksmiths

Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPSClass Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

Electronics are fast becoming a mandatory locksmith skill. More and more customers want electronic access control. This class will explore the basics of electricity and electronics pertaining to the electronic access control industry. We will explore how electricity is created and used. We will discuss many of the components and forms of electricity, with an emphasis on what is needed to be a successful “electronic” locksmith. We will also look at how circuits are wired for access control, cars and houses. The class is primarily a lecture class with some hands-on testing and assembling some basic circuits.

106: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2)

Instructors: John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI, and Vernon Kelley, CPL, CFDI, ICML, IFDIClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15Required Lab Fee: $125 for the investigative locksmithing toolkit and manual that will be retained by student.

Take your first step to becoming an investiga-tive locksmith, one of the most lucrative dis-ciplines in the industry! Students will receive instruction on the procedures, processes and concepts surrounding the forensic examination of various locking devices. The student will learn how to conduct a crime scene search and document the scene. Physical evidence preservation and handling are covered in depth, along with chain-of-custody principles. Specialized tools of the trade will be reviewed extensively. Through hands-on instruction, stu-dents will learn how to examine locks, pins and wafers to identify tool marks made by various bypass tools. How to properly document your findings using digital photography and pro-fessional report writing will also be covered. Tips to help market your expertise including how to write curriculum vitae (CV) and how to qualify as an expert witness are covered, as well as guidelines on working effectively with law enforcement and insurance investi-

gators. A discussion of proper deposition and courtroom decorum is discussed in depth. This is a required course for anyone interested in increasing their professional profile in the locksmith, legal and insurance industries by becoming an IAIL Certified Forensic Locksmith (CFL). Students MUST bring the following to class: PC laptop computer that will oper-ate a USB camera; small Phillips and slotted screwdrivers; various rake, hook and diamond picks and tension wrench; plastic follower; impressioning pliers; cylinder shims; small (2-3 inch) flashlight; small (8-10 inch) plastic or wooden mallet. Students with poor vision should also bring appropriate magnification equipment suitable for pin and wafer tumbler inspection. Prerequisite: knowledge of basic cylinder construction and servicing methods.

107: Alternate Entry Method Instructor: Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

Class Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 40

This class deals with the “last resort” tech-niques and theory of cylinder bypass meth-ods. Demonstrations of bypass techniques covering some of the 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 learn to perform bypass techniques that can be used to open a wide variety of locks and locking devices.

108: Best Practices in Master Keying

Instructor: Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAI Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24

This survey course exposes students to a wide variety of industry practices in mechanical master keying. Topics including techniques for setting up systems, making changes to exist-ing designs, expanding exhausted systems, dealing with lost master keys and decipher-ing old records. For students new to master keying, it will serve as a foundation for further self-study. Experienced students will learn new techniques and methods for improving their processes. Recommended knowledge: cylinder assembly and key making.

Monday, July 17 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.201: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 2 of 5)See Class 101.

202: Intermediate Domestic Auto

Instructor: Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL Class Content: 50% Lecture, 50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

This interactive class expounds upon the prin-ciples introduced and discussed in Beginning Automotive Locksmithing. This course is a con-tinuation of the assessment, trouble shooting, servicing and key origination of conventional automotive locks. Having touched upon the theoretical aspects of locks and their implied security, in this course we will actively discuss examine, service and decode a multitude of automotive conventional locks. This will be done initially 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 skills as an automotive locksmith.

203: Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3)See Class 103.

204: CFDI (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Thomas Demont, CML, CAI, CFDI,

AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPSClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

Class Fee: This course is not available as part of any package. Additional fees apply.

This course is a national certification course accredited through International Fire Door Inspectors Association (IFDIA). You will be-come an expert in doors, frames and hardware related to fire door assemblies. The course will cover NFPA 80-2007, 2009 and 2013. You will conduct a field inspection and write a one-page report. You will take the CFDI exam at the conclusion of the class. For those who need the LSC requirement, that test will be available after class. For institutional locksmiths, this course will help you in your current position as an expert at your facility.


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205: Electronic Access for Locksmiths

Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPSClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

Electronic access control, or electro-me-chanical access control, is the future of lock-smithing. This class will explore the basics of electronic access control. This class is designed for individuals who have a general understanding of electronics and proper wiring techniques. We will look at the hardware avail-able to the technician and discuss the proper choice of hardware for different applications. We will wire two dif ferent access control panels and cover the basics of programming. It is about 50% lecture and 50% hands-on assembling the panels and programming one. This class is beneficial for individuals taking the L-40 PRP elective.

206: Investigative Locksmithing (Day 2 of 2)See Class 106.

207: All About Exit Devices Instructor: Dave Thielen, CML, CHI

Class Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-On Class Limit: 30

This class has been updated to include de-layed exit devices that comply with NFPA101. A wealth of information is covered on exit devices including types, functions, ratings, options, installations, repairs and servicing. Hands-on practice — as well as slides, videos and handouts — are provided. Upon completion of this class, the student will be able to proper-ly remove, service, troubleshoot malfunctions and retrofit many of the popular exit devices.

208: Establishing Control w/Excel and SimpleK

Instructor: Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAIClass Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24

SimpleK Professional is a powerful database software designed for institutional locksmiths and security departments. Microsoft Excel is a data manipulation tool that allows users to prepare their facility for key control and se-curity record keeping. In this course, you will learn how to use these two applications to gain control of the key issuing process, document rekeys, repairs and other lock shop activities, and perform inspections in the field using mobile devices and tablet computers. This course is recommended for locksmiths and

security managers who need to establish key control, conduct door inspections, document repairs and explain their time and expenses to management. A computer is not required for the class activities, but students may bring their own notebook or tablet computers for use in class. Recommended: keyboard and mouse skills.

209: 3 Ps of Physical Security Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRL

Class Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 40

The 3 Ps of Physical Security – This is a case study of the wellness of an institutional master key system as it pertains to purpose, product and policy. A must for any institutional man-ager. Learn how to perform a wellness check of your own. Testing for certification for CISM, Certification Institutional Shop Manager.

210: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)

Instructors: Scott Gray, CPS, and Elaad IsraeliClass Content: 50% Lecture, 50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25OPTIONAL LAB FEE: $150 for purchase of a Group 2 mounted lock. The focus will be upon the S&G 6730 and students will have the option of retaining their mounted cutaway for practice.

Don’t let the title deceive the reader; there is nothing “basic” about combination lock manip-ulation! But students of this class will receive the necessary instruction to accomplish the task. From nomenclature to design and from tolerances to techniques, students will leave having opened a Group 2 combination lock via manipulation. The focus will be upon the S&G 6730, and students will have the option of retaining their mounted cutaway for practice. The optional lab fee applies to the purchase of said lock. Class requirement: In order for attendees to gain maximum benefit from this class, formal training on combination locks (i.e. servicing, diagnostics etc.) should have already been received and students should (at minimum) have a practical and working knowledge of Group 2 locks. Completion of prerequisite class is required.

Tuesday, July 18 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.301: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 3 of 5)See Class 101.

302: Intermediate Foreign Auto Instructor: Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

Class Content: 50% Lecture, 50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

This class has been developed with the expe-rienced locksmith in mind. It is the next step in the progression of not just making keys to vehicles, but identifying and correcting prob-lems that arise in conventional keyway foreign vehicles. There will be a lecture, demon-stration, discussions and, more importantly, interactive modules where the students will familiarize themselves with the actual keys, lock and immobilizer systems presented during the lecture portion of the class.

303: Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3)See Class 103.

304: CFDI (Day 2 of 2)See Class 204.

305: Plug and Play CCTV Instructor: Mel Langenberg

Class Content: 60% Lecture, 40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

CCTV is a great add-on sale with a potential for significant profit. This class explores the basics, from camera selection to lighting, DVR or NVR selection and how to wire it all together. Basic Electricity recommended but not required.

306: Photography for Locksmiths

Instructors: John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, IFDI and Vernon Kelley, CPL, CFDI, ICML, IFDIClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

This hands-on class covers the information needed to meet the photography requirement for the IAIL Certified Forensic Locksmith exam. This class will benefit anyone who wants to improve their general photography skills, whether you want to document your work in a more professional manner or you just want to take better vacation photos. Subjects covered include: basic photography concepts and techniques, types of equipment, differ-ences between film and digital photography, camera settings, subject lighting, standard photography, rules of evidence photography, macro, micro and microscope photography for forensic locksmithing and rules of photo editing. Students must bring a camera to class! Minimum requirement: 4 megapixel capable


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camera, either smartphone OR point-and-shoot digital with view screen. Recommended: higher-quality point-and shoot OR digital SLR with removable memory card (for viewing images externally).

307: Door Closers and Related Hardware

Instructor: Dave Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

“Open the doors” to a new area for your lock-smith business. If you have ever wanted to be able to service more than just the locks on a door, then be sure not to 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 learn 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.

308: Master Keying with ProMaster

Instructor: Lloyd Seliber, CML, CAIClass Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24

Promaster 7 is an advanced master keying and order management software that helps locksmith shops and factories produce flaw-less key systems documents quickly and consistently. In this seminar, you will learn how to install, configure and back up ProMaster 7, use the administrator tools effectively, create key systems using a variety of methods and transition from other software or paper records to PM7. The course is recommended for Pro-Master 7 users, especially those involved in implementation and training. Recommended: keyboard and mouse skills.

309: Playing the Cards (Day 1 of 2): Intro to Institutional Shop Mgmt.

Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRLClass Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 40

This class is for institutional locksmiths/retired locksmiths in management of physical security at an institution of higher education. Learn what it takes to run the show, people, places and networked stuff. This is not your dad’s

key shop. Includes testing for certification for CISM, Certification Institutional Shop Manager.

310: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)See Class 210.

311: Small Format Interchangeable Core (L-38)

Instructor: William M. Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, CMIL, CAI, M.Ed.Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Required Lab Fee: $25.00 for the Student Manual. Optional Additional lab fee of $25 for L-38 PRP taken after class.Optional PRP After Class: The information pre-sented will be useful in preparing for PRP section L-38. ALOA members who pay the additional lab fee ($25 for members and $35 for non-members) for the test may take PRPSection L-38 at the end of the class.

This hands-on class covers the principles and techniques applying to all small-format interchangeable cores (SFICs), including Arrow, Arrow Flexcore, Arrow CHoicE, BEST Standard, BEST Premium, BEST/Kaba Peaks, Best Cormax, Falcon, Fal-con InstaKey, KSP, Medeco KeyMark, Yale KeyMark, Schlage Everest, ULTRA, Lori L-10, Scorpion and Sargent XC. Product charac-teristics related to construction, operation and keying are discussed, explained and shown by exploded views, sample cores and hands-on activities. Students will learn to select TMKs and control keys, calculate pinning for A2, A3 and A4 systems, write and apply system specific pinning charts and measure keys to determine which increment system has been used. Students will perform exercises in decoding cores, combinating cores and manipulating cores. Manufacturer-specific details will be pre-sented. Information on SFIC-specific tools and troubleshooting will also be addressed. Prerequisite: The student should have a solid understanding of basic master keying progression and have experience combi-nating conventional master keyed cylinders (Basic: Pinning a cylinder from a TMK and CK bittings required).

313: Alarms for Locksmiths Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPS


Alarm systems provide something locks can’t: a link to the outside world if the

first layer of security — the locks — are breached; just their presence in the building has proven to be a deterrent to break-ins, and when they don’t deter, the reported losses are generally much lower. Understanding how they operate, what peripheral equipment is needed and how they’re installed is important for both the installer and locksmith who wants a system installed in his own shop or home. If you need help passing the PRP elective L-42 for Alarms, this class will provide that knowledge. Students in this lecture class will learn about hardwired and wireless controls, how they operate and how to pro-gram an alarm control, including reporting to a central station. In addition, students will learn the best types of sensors for dif-ferent applications and how to wire them into the panel. Prerequisite: All students must have a basic knowledge of electricity. This class is beneficial to anyone taking the L-42Alarm PRP elective.

Tuesday July 186:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.PRP TestingThe deadline to register for the PRP is June 16. See page 20 for registration and details.

Wednesday, July 19 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.401: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 4 of 5)See Class 101.

402: Automotive Advanced Instructor: Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On Class Limit: 18Class Prerequisite: Attendees/students are to already have a comprehensive understanding of automotive locksmithing, (i.e. completed the essentials and intermediate courses at the very minimum).

This course will cover the identification, dupli-cation, origination and servicing of high-se-curity locks. This course will also cover the identification of the keys, remotes and prox-imity fobs for these vehicles. We will discuss the benefits and limitations of these systems and the ways to capitalize on them. As man-ufacturers continue to provide us with new diverse and interesting systems for us to ser-vice and profit from, the mechanical, electrical


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and electronic advanced systems in vehicles will be a part of the course. In the interactive portion of the course, the students will have the opportunity to experience some of these high-security locks.

403: All About the Money Instructor: Bill Boughman, CPS, CRL, CFL,

CFDIClass Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 25

If you’re a one-man operation, this class is for you. You will be shown how to easily double or triple your income. You should be able to pay for this class within one week of implementing the simple techniques you’ll learn. If you are an owner or manager with one or more em-ployees, you can take these highly effective, proven techniques back to your employees and teach them how to become much more effective professional locksmith technicians. What you will learn is a variety of proven, highly effective methods and techniques that you can easily customize to your particular business or specialty regardless of your area, compe-tition or the economy. Simple, but EFFECTIVE communication skills are only the tip of the iceberg; attention to detail, safety and security are the keys to greatly increased profits and referrals. Anyone can strum a guitar, blow a horn or beat a drum; this class will have you playing beautiful music by the end of the day. It is “All About the Money.”

404: Shop Management (Day 1 of 2)

Instructor: Thomas Demont, CML,CAI, CFDI, AHC, CMIL, CFL, ARL, CPSClass Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 40Optional Lab Fee: $20. Purchase of a book is recommended: “Running A Successful Service Company - Made Easy”, By Tom Demont.

This course is for company owners and man-agers. If you have employees or are thinking of hiring employees, you need this course. This course will cover hiring, training, paying and management of employees. At the conclusion of this course, you will have a clear path for advancing your company. Managers run your company, not employees. For institutional locksmiths, this course will help you in your current position managing the staff at your facility.

405: Beyond the Panels - Networking (Day 1 of 2)

Instructors: James Ashley, CRL, CPS, Greg Perry, CML, CPS, and Mel LangenbergClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: $25

This class picks up where the others leave off. About 70% of your time will be spent hands-on installing a variety of different access control panels, electric locks and switches on sample walls in the classroom. This class brings to-gether three different instructors from different parts of the country to offer a wide range of perspectives and experience. This class is NOT for true beginners! It requires an under-standing of basic electricity and is geared for technicians who have installed some systems and want to take the next step in their career. We will discuss the pros and cons of different equipment and how to select the best material for the application. This class will include the entire process, from selecting hardware and pricing the job to how to bend the conduit and install the wire to meet codes, programming and documenting the system. Be ready to install several different brands of equipment and come prepared with questions and ideas to share. Bring your laptop and a multimeter.

406: Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures

Instructor: Ross Squire, CFL, MLClass Content: Class Limit: 18

This class will guide the investigative locksmith from the initial contact with his or her client through final invoicing and how to manage each step of the following: how to ensure sound instruction from the client; on-site inspection procedures; identification and recovery of exhibits from fire-damaged vehicles; chain of possession and safe handling of exhibits; laboratory procedures (including recovery, chemical extraction and cleaning of fire-dam-aged exhibits, macro and microscopic lighting and digital imaging techniques), compilation of findings and illustrative report production and layout.

407: Hollow Metal Door and Frame


This class will introduce the student to hollow metal doors and frames, including nomencla-

ture, design, installation, repair and servicing techniques of various types of doors and frames. There will be a demonstration of tools as well as lecture, discussion and videos of troubleshooting and repair techniques. The hands-on portion will give the student valu-able experience in installing locks, repairing hinges, retrofitting hardware, preventing door collapse, cutting doors and other profitable skills. Materials to bring to class: Students should bring an assortment of screwdrivers and Allen wrenches.

408: Defense Against Methods of Entry (DAMES) (Day 1 of 2)

Instructors: Harry Sher, CML, CPSClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Optional Lab Fee: $125 for training video

This class will cover specific methods of entry under these broad categories: forced entry, surreptitious entry and covert entry. Methods will be demonstrated, and students will have the opportunity to have hands-on experience with exotic as well as more common tools. This class is designed for locksmiths who need to neutralize locks, identify weakness-es and recommend solutions. Material such as professional bypass techniques, tricks of the trade and operations methods of entry will be covered. Comparisons will be drawn applying a specific method to various areas of locksmithing, such as safe and vault, au-tomotive, residential, safe deposit, etc. The major learning objectives are to be able to identify the weak points in any locking device (including unfamiliar locks); to determine the most likely and best methods of attack; to make an entry in a professional manner, and to determine how to best defend against these methods of entry.

409: Playing the Cards (Day 2 of 2): Intro to Institutional Shop Mgmt.See Class 309.

410: Advanced Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)

Instructors: Scott Gray, CPS, and Elaad IsraeliClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Class requirements: Every attendee should bring his or her own audio amplifier or be prepared to pay the lab fee, which will cover the purchase of an amplifier. The optional lab fee applies to the purchase of mounted locks for practice.Lab Fee: $125 unless student brings own am-plifier


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Optional Lab fee: $125 for mounted locks

This advanced class is NOT for novice manip-ulators. It is designed to make good manip-ulators become more successful and more profitable. As a prerequisite, attendees should have already received formal training on the subject (e.g. have completed the Basic Ma-nipulation course) and should, at a minimum, have had successful field experience. The con-tent of the class will include diagnostics and identification, time reduction, tricks and tips, tools and aids and advanced defeat methods for combination locks. The primary focus will be upon the LA GARD 3330. However, other locks that cause the manipulator difficulty will also be covered.

411: Large Format Interchangeable Core (L-39)

Instructor: William M. Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML, CMIL, CAI, M.Ed.Class Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Required Lab Fee: $25.00 is for the Student Manual. Optional Additional Lab Fee: $25 for L-39 PRP taken after class.Optional PRP After Class: The information presented will be useful in preparing for PRP section L-39. ALOA members who pay the additional lab fee for the test may take PRP Section L-39 at the end of the class.

This hands-on class covers the principles and techniques applying to most large format interchangeable cores (LFICs), including Yale, Corbin Russwin, Medeco, Schlage, Sargent, Kaba, BiLock and ASSA, including construction and operation as shown by exploded views and sample cores. Class exercises include hands-on disassembling/reassembling cores, calculating pin stacks, addressing rules for selecting TMKs and control keys, manufac-turer-specific rules for master key systems, hotel function cores and decoding and pinning select cores from a variety of manufacturers. Students will also receive technical handouts (including obsolete core data) and manufac-turer-specific information, useful in servicing LFICs along with a variety of troubleshooting techniques. Prerequisite: The student must have a solid understanding of basic master keying progression and have experience com-binating conventional master keyed cylinders (Basic: pinning of a cylinder from a TMK and CK bittings required).

412: M3/X4: Medeco Factory Certification

Instructor: Clyde T. Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPPClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-On Class Limit: 20

This is an intermediate-level class. For the first time ever for ALOA, this is a combined and accelerated factory certification class for both Medeco technologies: Medeco3 High Security Cylinder systems and Medeco x4 SFIC, LFIC and rekey control retrofit cylinders.

Students will learn the design and opera-tion of Medeco technologies, cylinders, inter-changeable cores, cam locks and other Me-deco specialty cylinders. Hands-on exercises will be used to disassemble and reassemble a cylinder, decode keys, write pinning sheets, pin cylinders, and fully combinate an x4 SFIC. General Medeco master key principles, ser-vicing techniques and tools, key cutting, and an overview of Medeco’s full product line and key control solutions will be covered.

Time will be available at the conclusion of the class to take the factory certification exams to become Medeco officially factory certified in both technologies.

413: Modern Auto Key Generation

Instructor: Ed Woods, CML, CPS, CALClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

This class is for the locksmith interested in taking it to the next level of key generation. The locks in this class will be 2-track, 4-track and Tibbe. We will be generating keys for GM, Ford, Mercedes, BMW, Honda, VW, Lex-us and Saab from scratch. Tools from Lishi, Determinator, A-1, and HPC will be used for this task. Students taking this class should have knowledge of basic three-dimensional lock design from either firsthand knowledge or previously taking high-security classes. Not a beginner’s class. Class size is limited to 20 because of the amount of hands-on training. This class will be helpful in passing the PRP L-03 and L-04.

Wednesday, July 19Evening Seminars6:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m.These two evening seminars are free of charge.440: Opening Doors to Profits: Installing Ditec Low Energy Operators

Instructor: Liam LehnClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

With the growing need for ADA access in today’s society, the Ditec brand of low-energy operators offers locksmiths an easy-to-install product that integrates with all building access entry requirements and is ANSI 156.19 com-pliant out of the box. The class will focus on: identifying sales targets, discussing features and benefits of both the Ditec HA8-LP and Ditec HA8-SP operators, hands-on installa-tion programming of the non-handed Ditec HA8-LP, integrating wireless push-button activation and installing an electric strike will also be featured. Attendees will become Fac-tory Authorized Installers and receive special promotional pricing and apparel.

441: New BiLock Exclusive Certification and Training

Instructor: Nick DaumClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

NEW: Obtain certification on the brand new BiLock Exclusive product line and previous generations. BiLock is well known for its histo-ry of manipulation resistance and is a popular choice for many casinos and cash-sensitive situations. A hands-on workshop where stu-dents will learn to handle key cutting equip-ment, assemble locks, work with master key systems and more. The class will include learning about the native quick change core functionality, technical design and function, and full locksmith training.

Thursday, July 20 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.501: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 5 of 5)See Class 101.


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502: EEPROM Basic Instructor: Mannie Natal, CRL, CAL

Class Content: 25% Lecture/75% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15Required Lab Fee: $100 for a take-home kit

This course has been designed to serve as a bridge for the automotive security pro-fessional between conventional EEPROM programming through an OBD port with a conventional programmer and directly inter-acting with the EEPROM. The class will give the participants a solid understanding into the handling, reading, interpreting and writing of the most common non-OBD readable and/or programmable EEPROMs. Students will be introduced to the tasks required to achieve each of these facets and then perform each of the tasks themselves.

503: Quickbooks Instructor: Jeanne Targett, CRL, CAI


This is an introductory class on QuickBooks desktop software by a locksmith, for the lock-smith. By the end of the class, the student will have gained the skill set required to perform the fundamental basics of QuickBooks. Some of what will be taught: working with lists, cre-ating and editing new customers and vendors, recording customer transactions, customizing forms, using bank account registers, entering and paying bills, recording deposits, recon-ciling checking accounts and running and customizing reports.

504: Shop Management (Day 2 of 2)See Class 404.

505: Beyond the Panels - Networking (Day 2 of 2)See Class 405.

506: Cabinet Lock Servicing Instructor: Ralph Forrest-Ball, CML, CAL, CAI


This is a hands-on class covering the most common types of cabinet locks, including pin tumbler and wafer tumbler cam locks, mailbox locks and tubular key locks. Students will be shown which kinds of locks are easy to service and which kinds are difficult. Topics include ordering the right parts; wood versus metal installation; maintenance and troubleshooting; picking and other bypass methods; fitting keys

by code; and impressioning. Students may wish to bring lock picks and small screwdrivers.

507: Servicing Aluminum Storefront


Learn about aluminum storefront doors and frames and their unique hardware. Door/frame construction, locks, closers, pivots and other hardware will be presented, with an emphasis on installation, servicing, adjustments and retrofitting techniques. Improving security on these doors will also be discussed. Some hands-on training will be involved. Materials to bring to class: Allen wrenches and a set of screwdrivers.

508: Defense Against Methods of Entry (DAMES) (Day 2 of 2)See Class 408.

509: Greatest Exit Strategy Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRL


This class is for the locksmith owner/locksmith to learn what it takes to sell a locksmith busi-ness and become an institutional locksmith, for the greatest retirement job ever. Money, time off, no weekends or nights. Vacation, free education and tuition toward degrees. A no-stress cake job.

510: Advanced Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)See Class 410.

511: High-Security Cylinder Instructor: Clyde T. Roberson, CML, CMST,

AHC, CPPClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15

This one-day class will present an overview of high-security cylinders from around the world. Dif ferent manufacturers’ unique solutions to the design, production, and distribution of high security cylinders will be covered. What constitutes high security and some of the advantages and disadvantages to each approach will be discussed. The high-security cylinders from North America will be discussed in greater detail as a background for compar-ison and to assist in the preparation for the PRP elective. No hands-on disassembly will be done, but samples and AV material showing operation and disassembly will be shown.

The information presented will be useful in preparing for PRP section L-08.

512: Growing Your Business Through Social Media

Instructor: Stephanie LloydClass Content: 100% LectureClass Limit: 30

This course is designed for individuals with little to no experience promoting business through online and social media platforms. Throughout this course, individuals will learn how to make a stronger online presence, im-prove engagement, gain brand recognition, and communicate effectively and professionally through social media. This course will also provide participants with a foundation and skill set in social media and internet marketing so they can develop successful social media strategies and implement them effectively into their workplace. By the end of this course, individuals should have a basic understand of the most effective forms of social media marketing and immediately be able to apply the information learned in this class to their workplace. A computer is recommended to take this course but not mandatory.

513: Motorcycle Locksmithing (L-22)

Instructor: Ed Woods, CML, CPS, CALClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Optional PRP After Class: PRP L-22

Students already familiar with basic auto-motive locksmithing will be introduced to the tools, skills, and information that are critical for beginning the practice of professional and profitable motorcycle locksmithing. Students will disassemble, inspect, service and re-assemble motorcycle ignition, helmet, tank, fork and auxiliary compartment locks. Partic-ipants will also familiarize themselves with both common and unique characteristics of each manufacturer. Major Asian, European and domestic motorcycle manufacturers will be covered. Students will also practice the fastest methods of key making and service for each product.

514: S&G 2890B Certification Instructor: Ned Urschel


This class is designed for those who do gov-ernment work and install locks on SCIFs. The S&G 2890B lock is approved under all six

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types of locks listed in Federal Specification FF-L-2890B. In this class, you will install the Type IV (panic exit bar) lock on a predrilled lock mount — the most difficult lock to install of all six types. We will discuss the differences in each type, as well as their uses and functions. You will also be installing the S&G 2740B on the device. You should leave the class with an understanding of the functions of the lock as well as some knowledge of troubleshooting. There will be an exam at the end of the class.

Half-Day A.M. ClassesThursday, July 20

8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.521: Trilogy Lock Install and Repair

Instructor: Andy Phelps, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

This course will instruct the student on how to correctly install the Trilogy lock, what parts are replaceable and how to replace them. The course will also cover the basic programming commands associated with the T2 and T3 Trilogy locks as well as some of the more complex programming commands of the T3 locks that can be input at the lock’s keypad.

522: Strattec Update Instructor: Jeff Baker


This class will bring you up to date on vehicle platforms that STRATTEC services, including GM, Ford and Chrysler LLC. The GM and/or Ford sections will include hands-on pinning of the new side mill ignitions and freewheeling door locks for GM and/or Ford. Technology changes regarding locks and keys will be covered, including current trends and future applications from the “Big 3.” You will also be updated specifically on what is serviced by STRATTEC for the 2014-15 model year vehicles. Strattec online resources will also be covered.

523: ABLOY PROTEC2 Cert Instructor: Martin Day


We will show ABLOY’s new patented rotating disc system, PROTEC2. You will learn the function of an ABLOY PROTEC2 cylinder, learn how to read the discs, and disassemble and reassemble an ABLOY mortise cylinder. The class will also touch

on the astronomical master keying capabilities of ABLOY PROTEC2.

524: Understanding and Installing Corbin Russwin ML2000 Series Mortise Locks and CL3100 Series Vandal Resistant Locks

Instructor: Russell Corriveau, RLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 16

This is an in-depth overview of Corbin Russwin L2000 Series mortise locks and CL3100 Series vandal resistant lever lockset. The class will review the features and benefits and includes hands-on installation of both the ML2000 Series mortise locks and the CL3100 Series vandal resistant lever lockset. We’ll review tips and tricks for installation to ensure proper operation.

525: Everest 29 and Primus XP Servicing

Instructor: Roger Yost, CML, CPS, CFDI Class Content: 30% Lecture/70% Hands-OnClass Limit: 32

In this highly interactive class on the features, operation and servicing of Schlage cylinders, you will work with Primus XP and Everest 29 cylinders. Upon completion of the class, you will be able to work with the Schlage Everest 29 and Primus XP cylinders and read a Primus XP side bitting and finger pins. Prerequisite: experience pinning cylinders.

526: Wire & Insulation ID and Soldering 101

Instructor: Jeff Burby, CRL, CAIClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15-20

When the student completes this class, they will be able to identify wire by its coatings, types and sizes. The class will go over the differences in wire coating when to use wires with a certain coating, the types of metals used for difference applications and the sizes of wire needed for different amperages of electricity. SOLDERING 101: After successfully completing the class, you will have a basic knowledge of how to solder. The class will cover the tools need to solder, the differences in the materials used to solder, various methods of soldering and how to recognize a good solder connection from a bad solder connection. If you have your own tools, you are welcome to bring them. If you do not, there will be tools that you may use.

527: Locksmith Business Law Instructor: Barry Roberts, Esquire


This course will cover basic business law, with a focus on locksmiths. It will include choice of legal entity (corporation, LLC and partnership), ele-ments of contract law, how to avoid liability, licens-ing and issues relating to consumer protection.

Half-Day P.M. ClassesThursday, July 20 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.531: Alarm Lock DL Windows 5.4.2 Programming Software

Instructor: Andy Phelps, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

This course will instruct the student how to use the DL Windows programming software. The stu-dent will get a comprehensive coverage of all the features of the software. Topics will cover how to set up an account, add users, create schedules and features of the different Trilogy lock types. The students will send and receive programming to working Trilogy lock samples. A Windows-based PC is required, as the latest version of the DL Windows programming software will be installed. Each PC must have all recent security updates as provided by Microsoft. The student must have administrative rights to install software.

532: Introduction to Access Control Instructors: Andrew Barker and Izzy ShariffClass Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-OnClass Limit: 12

This training will introduce students to the con-cepts of access control and provide hands-on experience configuring an AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller and AXIS Entry Management software. Students will also explore the potential possibilities of a network door solution by con-figuring the door controller to trigger actions on other devices connected to the network.

533: Six Daily Habits for Business Success

Instructor: Jimmy MercerClass Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 40

From Lone Rangers to businesses with a fleet of locksmiths, discover the six daily habits to


CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

business success and create a simple action plan to incorporate and consistently practice these essential habits into your day-to-day business operations and your team.

534: Site Survey and Access Control for the Small Business

Instructor: Russ AndersonClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

This course covers the proper method of con-ducting a site survey to determine the best ASSA ABLOY products for the opening while ensuring meeting the customer’s needs. Topics include power supply, locks, entry device and exit device selection. Instructional and hands-on exercises covering the following subjects: code, fire-rated openings, purpose of the electric locking system, performing a walk-through, electric locking com-ponent selection, brackets and common errors found in the field. The second portion of this course (Access Con-trol for the Small Openings — Cabinets and Racks) is designed to show access control is more than just door openings. Any openings such as a cabinet, drawers, desks, lockers and others have a need to control access to those assets. ASSA ABLOY has addressed those solutions with the KS100 and K100 locks.

535: Introduction to Schlage Everest 29SL Cylinders

Instructor: Roger Yost, CML, CPS, CFDIClass Content: 30% Lecture/70% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24

Learn about Schlage’s new Everest 29 SL cylin-ders, a new 7-pin cylinder that doesn’t use regular pin tumblers. 29 SL cylinders use Schlage’s SFIC keyways, providing a way to make single key systems that use both standard Everest cylinders and SFIC. Upon completion of the class, you will be able to pin Everest 29 SL cylinders with their unique L-pins. Prerequisite: experience pinning cylinders.

536: Wire & Insulation ID and Soldering 101

Instructor: Jeff Burby, CRL, CAIClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15-20

When students complete this class, they will be able to identify wire by its coatings, types and sizes. The class will go over the differences in wire coating when to use wires with a certain coating, the types of metals used for difference applications and the sizes of wire needed for different amperages of electricity. SOLDERING 101: After successfully completing the class, you will have a basic knowledge of how to solder. The class will cover the tools need to solder, the differences in the materials used to solder, various methods of soldering and how to recognize a good solder connection from a bad solder connection. If you have your own tools, you are welcome to bring them. If you do not, there will be tools that you may use.

537: Locksmith Business Law Instructor: Barry Roberts, Esquire


This course will cover basic business law, with a focus on locksmiths. It will include choice of legal entity (corporation, LLC and partnership), elements of contract law, how to avoid liability, licensing and issues relating to consumer protection.

Half-Day A.M. ClassFriday, July 21 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.601: Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program

Instructor: Robert Cullum, CPL Class Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 12

Class Fee: $600. This class is not available as part of any package; additional fees apply.

Want to install a code-compliant raceway in a solid core door at the job site? Want an alterna-tive to coordinating field inspections or removing the door to have a raceway factory drilled? The Warnock Hersey mark, which is the leading U.S. fire door listing/labeling mark, can now be applied for raceway installations done in the field. This is available to those who complete the Perfect Raceway Installer Certification. Each attendee will install a 3/8"-diameter raceway in a solid core door and apply for a program-specific Warnock Hersey label. You will learn about the new NFPA80 requirement for annual reviews of fire door assemblies, use the program tools to drill a raceway and take the exam to become a certified installer.Classes

end Friday morning, but the fun doesn't stop! Make plans to stay on for the Security Expo Friday and Saturday.


REGISTRATION CHECKLIST AND INFO

Applications for any classes for which a government/institutional purchase order is submitted must pro-vide a $50 deposit at the time of registration. To be eligible for a refund, cancellation must be received by June 16.

Registrations will not be processed without payment.

Checks made payable to ALOA or credit card informa-tion MUST accompany this registration.

Class Registration: Copy this form for additional indi-viduals who wish to register for convention activities.

Be sure to select first, second and third choice of classes for each day. Number choices in the spaces provided on page 18.

Badge Name: Your name will appear on your badge exactly as printed on your registration form.

Cancellation Policy: A credit will be given to cancella-tions received prior to June 16 less a $50 processing fee. No credit given after June 16, 2017. All cancella-tions and requests for refunds must be in writing.

Registration Checklist REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.ALOA.ORG!

Helpful Hints

Registration Info

1 Complete Form 1.

2 Complete Form 2 if you are attending classes.

3 Complete Form 3 if you are taking the PRP or STPRP evaluations.

4 Complete Form 3A if you are taking after- class electives.

5 Send registration Forms 1, 2, 3 and payment.

6 Refer to page 4 for hotel and travel discounts.

7 Join ALOA and register for the convention at the same time through online registration.

Otherwise print an application from www.aloa.org and submit with your convention registration forms.

All forms are available online at www.aloa.org on the ALOA Convention page.Each individual locksmith, member or non-member, must fill out a separate registration form. Complete all applica-ble portions, including selection of classes and seminars, and send Registration forms 1 through 3A with payment via one of the following methods:

ONLINE: Go to ALOA.org and click the link on the Con-vention page.MAIL: Mail forms to:ALOA Registration 3500 Easy St., Dallas, TX 75247FAX: (214) 819-9736 EMAIL: [email protected]


CLASS DESCRIPTIONSCONVENTION REGISTRATION FORMALOA 2017 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

Total Amount (ALL Sections)PAYABLE IN U.S. FUNDS ONLY!

101L $150 = __________ 104L $45 (required unless already have book) = ______ 106L $125 = __________ 210L $150 (optional) = __________ 311L $25 = __________ 404L $20 (optional) = __________

405L $25 = __________ 408L $125 (optional) = __________ 410A $125 (optional if bringing own amplifier) = __________ 410B $125 for mounted locks (optional) = __________ 411L $25 = __________ 502L $100 = __________

Check Number ___________________________________________________________________ Charge: MasterCard Visa Discover American ExpressCard Account Number _____________________________________________________________Card Expiration Date _______________________________________________________________

CVV (3- or 4-digit security code)_______Print Name on Card ________________________________________________________________Signature ____________________________________________________________________________

I understand that at ALOA 2017 I may be photographed while attending classes, the Security Expo, and related events.

There will be a $25 fee to change any classes onsite.

FORM1

ALOA Member # _________________________________________________________________ SAVTA Member # _______________________________________________________________ Non-MemberPRP/STPRP Status: RL CRL CAL CPL CML CPS CMST CLL OtherIs this your first ALOA Convention? Yes No

Registrant:First Name _______________________________________________________________MI_________Last Name __________________________________________________________________________Name for Badge ____________________________________________________________________Company ____________________________________________________________________________Street or P.O. Box __________________________________________________________________City, State or Province _____________________________________________________________ZIP/Postal Code, Country _________________________________________________________Cell Number ________________________________________________________________________

Work Number _______________________________________________________________________E-mail _______________________________________________________________________________Is this an address change? Yes No

Non-Locksmith Guests: (complete only if attending)First and Last Name _______________________________________________________________First and Last Name _______________________________________________________________

Membership Status: Check here to renew your membership or become a new member

Membership For Non-Online Registration:New membership must be accompanied by a completed application (see ALOA.org). Go Green Regular Annual dues - Active (MDD) $215 $235 = __________ Annual dues - International (MDI) $185 $255 = __________ Annual dues - Retired (MDR) $50 = __________

Packages/Individual Classes: By June 16 After June 16Michael Jordan Package (5 days) – Includes free PRP test sitting (restrictions apply) (PKG1) Member $1,095 $1,195 ___________ Non-Member $1,395 $1,495 ___________ (includes one-year “go green” membership for non-members only)Walter Payton Package (4 days) (PKG2) Member $950 $1,050 ___________ Non-Member $1,250 $1,350 ___________ (includes one-year “go green” membership for non-members only)Ernie Banks Package (3 days) (PKG3) Member $825 $925 ___________ Non-Member $1,125 $1,225 ___________(includes one-year “go green” membership for non-members only) Bobby Hull Package (2 days) (PKG4) Member $595 $695 ___________ Non-Member $845 $945 ___________(includes one-year “go green” membership for non-members only) Individual Classes (1 day) (INDF) Member $350 $400 ___________ Non-Member $475 $575 ___________ (includes one-year “go green” membership for non-members only)Additional Classes Offered (not part of a package)Certified Fire Door Inspector Training (CFDI) Member $1,295 ___________ Non-Member $1,495 ___________

Perfect Raceway $600 ___________

Fees and Materials:Lab Fees

Form of Payment:

PRP and STPRPPRP After Class Elective Test Multiply the number of after-class tests being taken by the appropriate fee below, and please complete Form 3A: Member After Class Electives $25 x _____ = __________ Non-Member After Class Electives $35 x _____ = __________

Tuesday, July 18, 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. PRP Evaluation (PRP1) (CAL, ALOA Mandatory Only for CRL-CPL-CML, CLL) By June 16 After June 16 Member $50 N/A = __________ Non-Member $150 N/A = __________ Included in the purchase of Michael Jordan PackageMandatory and 2 electives (CRL Level test) (PRP2) Member $75 N/A = __________ Non-Member $200 N/A = __________ Included in the purchase of Michael Jordan PackagePRP Evaluation Elective Exams Individual Electives (PRPE) Member $15, Non-Member $35 = __________ 12 Elective CPL Level test (PRP3) Mem. $125, Non-Mem. $250 = __________ 9 Elective CML Level test (PRP4) Mem. $100, Non-Mem. $225 = __________STPRP Evaluation, CPS (SCPS) ALOA/SAVTA Member $90 N/A = __________ Non-Member $280 N/A = __________ Included in the purchase of Michael Jordan PackageSTPRP Evaluation, CMST (SCMS) ALOA/SAVTA Member $135 N/A = __________ Non-Member $325 N/A = __________ Included in the purchase of Michael Jordan PackageExpo, Meetings and Events:

By June 16 After June 16Exhibits Only Member (EXH) FREE $10 = __________ Non-Member (EXH) $35 $45 = __________ Non-Locksmith Guest (EXG) $5 $10 = __________ By June 16 After June 16Kick-Off PartyMember/Non-Member (KOM) FREE FREE No. attending = ___Non-Locksmith Guest (KOG) FREE FREE No. attending = ___

Please type or print your information.

IF MAILING: Send registration forms 1, 2, 3 and 3A with your check or completed credit card information to: ALOA Registration, 3500 Easy St., Dallas, TX 75247

OR fax registration forms 1, 2, 3 and 3A with your credit card information to: (214) 819-9736 EMAIL: [email protected]

$

PRP Resource Guide (PRG) Member $25 x ______ =______________ Non-Member $35 x ______ =______________

Safe Technician's Reference Manual (STRM) Member $135 = _____________ Non-Member $200 = _____________


CLASS DESCRIPTIONSCLASS AND SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM ALOA 2017 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

Sunday, July 16

Date First Choice (indicate class number)

Second Choice (indicate class number)

Third Choice (indicate class number)

PRP After Class

PRP After Class

PRP After Class

Lab Fee

Lab Fee

Lab Fee

Monday, July 17

Tuesday, July 18

Wednesday, July 19

Wednesday, July 19 Evening Seminar

Name _______________________________________________________ ALOA Member Number____________________Phone Number __________________________________________________________________________________________Fax Number or Email Address _________________________________________________________________________

Classes are limited to material availability, so select your first, second and third choices. Attendee must register for and attend all days of multi-day classes. Be sure to include your lab and/or PRP fees on Registration Form 1. There will be a $25 fee to change any classes onsite.

Thursday, July 20

Saturday, July 22

Friday, July 21

FORM2

Educational classes & registration packagesAll classes will be held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. The prices shown below for classes and exhibits are for early registration (by June 16). After June 16, add $100. Evening seminars are free of charge. No half-day pricing is available. Those wishing to take half-day classes on Thursday must pick one morning and one afternoon class.

Michael Jordan Package (5 days)

includes all the classes (unless otherwise noted) you can fit in five days (lab fees, if applicable, not included), breaks and lunches on full-day classes, two full days of the Security Expo.

ALOA Members $1,095; Non-Members $1,395 (includes a complimentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

Walter Payton Package (4 days)

includes all the classes (unless otherwise noted) you can fit in four days (lab fees, if applicable, not included), breaks and lunches on full-day classes, two full days of the Security Expo.

ALOA Members $950; Non-Mem-bers $1,250 (includes a compli-mentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

Ernie Banks Package (3 days)

includes all the classes (unless otherwise noted) you can fit in three days (lab fees, if applicable, not included), breaks and lunches on full-day classes, two full days of the Security Expo. ALOA Members $825; Non-Members $1125 (includes a compli-mentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI member-ship) by June 16.

Bobby Hull Package (2 days)

includes all the classes (unless otherwise noted) you can fit in two days (lab fees, if applicable, not included), breaks and lunches on full-day classes, two full days of the Security Expo. ALOA Members $595; Non-Members $845 (includes a compli-mentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI member-ship) by June 16.

Individual Classes (1 day)

ALOA Members $350; Non-Members $475. Evening Seminars are complimentary.

NOTE: Please note that some classes may have additional Lab Fees for special equipment, tools or instructor fees.

Submit this form with Registration Form 1.


CLASS DESCRIPTIONSPROFICIENCY REGISTRATION PROGRAM ALOA 2017 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO


Do not use this form for after-class PRP exams.

Proof of the PRP certification assures your customer that he/she is dealing with a professional who has the education and technical competence to provide safe and efficient service. The PRP separates you from those who claim to be profes-sionals but do not have your knowledge or training. Sitting for a PRP exam that includes the mandatory categories or includes at least 8 electives is approved for a 1/2 point towards the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. If you plan to participate in the PRP, include the proper PRP fee on the convention registra-tion form, complete the PRP registration form and submit it along with your convention registration form.Note: The PRP Resource Guide and the Safe Technician’s Reference Manual can be ordered on the Registration Form.

Candidate: (please type or print)First Name _______________________________________________________________________________ MI_________

Last Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

State or Province _____________________________________________________________________________________

ZIP/Postal Code ______________________________________________________________________________________

Country ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Work Number ________________________________________________Email__________________________________________

Home Number ________________________________________________________________________________________

Social Security Number ______________________________________________________________________________

Have you ever taken the PRP/STPRP before? o Yes o No

Membership Status:Application will not be accepted at the member rate without valid current membership

number.

ALOA Member # ___________________________________________________________________________________

SAVTA Member # __________________________________________________________________________________

Non-Member

Evaluation ALOA 2017 Convention:Level testing for: CAL CRL CPL CML CPS CMST CLL

In the listings at right, place a check mark to the left of your choices. Below are descriptions of each level and its requirements.

CAL Level: CAL (A-00) Because of time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.

CRL Level: L-00 + two (2) Electives. Choose the mandatory and two (2) Electives.

CPL Level: CRL + twelve (12) Electives. If you pass the CRL, choose any twelve (12) Electives. Do not choose any Electives you have previously passed.

CML Level: CPL + nine (9) Electives. Choose any nine (9) Electives. Do not choose any Electives passed previously for CRL or CPL.

Re-Take CRL Level: If you did not pass the mandatory, you must choose the mandatory. You may also take one (1) or two (2) Electives if you did not pass one (1) or two (2) Electives, but you may not take extras.

CPS Level (S-00): Because of the time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.

CMST Level (S-01): The first level (S-00) of the STPRP (CPS) must be passed before taking the second level (S-01) of the STPRP. Because of the time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.

CLL Level: Test approved for licensing in the states of Alabama and Louisiana.

IMPORTANT: PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ADMITTANCE TO EXAM ROOM.

WARNING:This PRP registration must be received at ALOA by June 16, 2017.

Select/CAT#/Elective Name L-00: Mandatory Categories L-03: Domestic Auto L-04: Foreign Auto L-05: Door Closers L-07: Life Safety Codes L-08: High Security Cylinder Servicing L-11: Special Applications Cylinder Servicing L-12: Tubular Key Cylinder Servicing L-13: Basic Electricity L-16: Exit Hardware & Alarms L-20: Keyless Mechanical Locks L-21: Lever Locks, Other Than Safe Deposit L-22: Motorcycle Locks L-24: Safe Combination Locks L-25: Safe Deposit Locks L-26: Time Locks L-28: Lockset Installation L-31: Advanced Master Keying L-32: Safe Installation L-33: Safe Opening And Servicing L-34: Vault Installation And Service L-38: Small Format Interchangeable Core L-39: Large Format Interchangeable Core L-40: Electro-Mechanical Access Control L-41: Door-Related Hardware L-42: Alarms L-43: Detention Locks L-44: Closed Circuit Television L-45: Institutional Shop Management L-46: NetworkingSTPRP Exams S-00: CPS S-01: CMSTAutomotive Exams A-00: Certified Automotive LocksmithInvestigative Exams F-00: Certified Forensic LocksmithElectronics Exams CEL: Certified Electronics Locksmith

Note: Application will be returned if choices are not indicated.

FORM3


CLASS DESCRIPTIONSPROFICIENCY REGISTRATION PROGRAM AFTER-CLASS ELECTIVE TESTS


Proof of the PRP certification assures your customer that he/she is dealing with a professional who has the education and technical competence to pro-vide safe and efficient service. The PRP separates you from those who claim to be professionals but do not have your knowledge or training. Sitting for a PRP exam that includes the mandatory categories or includes at least 8 electives is approved for a 1/2 point towards the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. If you plan to participate in the PRP, include the proper PRP fee on the convention registration form, complete the PRP registration form.Note: The PRP Resource Guide and the Safe Technician’s Reference Manual can be ordered on the Registration Form, online and through the bookstore. In order to receive before the convention, it must be ordered by June 16.

Candidate: (please type or print)First Name ________________________________________________________________________________MI_________

Last Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

State or Province _____________________________________________________________________________________

Zip/Postal Code ______________________________________________________________________________________

Country ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Work Number _____________________________________Email__________________________________________

Home Number ________________________________________________________________________________________

Social Security Number ______________________________________________________________________________

Have you ever taken the PRP/STPRP before? o Yes o No

Membership Status:Application will not be accepted at the member rate without valid current membership

number.

ALOA Member # ___________________________________________________________________________________

SAVTA Member # __________________________________________________________________________________

Non-Member

WARNING:This PRP registration must be received at ALOA by June 16, 2017.

In order to receive The PRP Resource Guide and the Safe Technician’s Reference Manual before the convention, they must be ordered by June 16.

FORM3A

Select/CAT#/Elective NameSunday, July 16 Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress (L-07)

Tuesday, July 18 Small Format Interchangeable Core (L-38)

Wednesday, July 19 Large Format Interchangeable Core (L-39)

Thursday, July 20 Motorcycle Locksmithing (L-22)

Note: Application will be returned if choices are not indicated.

ALOA Security Professionals Association, Inc.3500 Easy StreetDallas, Texas 75247

A-1 Security/LockcraftABUS USAAccess ToolsACS SRLAlarm Lock Systems, Inc.Allegion/SchlageALOA SPAIAmerican Security Products(AMSEC)ASSA ABLOYBad Dog ToolsBEST/Sargent & Greenleaf Inc.Blackhawk ProductsBorg Locks Inc.Bullseye S.D. Locks, LLCCapitol IndustriesCarandTruckRemotes.comCCL Security ProductsClark Security ProductsCLK SuppliesCodelocks, Inc.CompX Security ProductsDETEX CorporationDoyle Security ProductsDugmore & DuncanEasyKeys.comEntrematicFJM Security ProductsFramon Mfg./HATA, Inc./Laser Key ProductsGardall Safe Corp.Global Network Security

Grip Tight ToolsGuru Lock NetworkH.L. FlakeHollon SafeHornady Security Products, IncHudson LockIDN, Inc.IDS, Inc.INKAS Safe ManufacturingInternational Key Supply, LLCJet Hardware Mfg. Co.JMA USAKaba Ilco Corp./Advanced DiagnosticsKEY-BAKKEYKINGKey Technologies By MGKeyless RideKeyline USAKeyNet.comKlassy Keys Corp.KSP-Killeen Security ProductsLABLockmasters, Inc.LockPicks.com by BROCKHAGELocksmith LedgerLocksmith ResourceLTS Chicago EnterprisesLucky Line Products, Inc.Luckylocks ADMARKS, U.S.A.Master Lock Company, LLC

Mercedes-Benz Vans USAMidwest KeylessMillner-Haufen Tool Co.MMF IndustriesNissan Commercial Vehicles c/oGeorge P. JohnsonOlympus Lock, Inc.OysterPDQ ManufacturingPhiladelphia Hardware GroupProfessional Business Products, Inc. (PBP)Promet SafeRoadClubs.comSargent & GreenleafScopePlus Labs, Inc.SecuRam SystemsSecure-T Agency (STA)Security Door ControlsSmart Box TechnologySouthern Lock & SupplySTRATTEC Security Corp.Sun Safes Mfg. Co.The Diagnostics BoxThe National LocksmithTimeMaster, Inc.Transponder IslandTurn 10 WholesaleU.S. LockWilson Bohannan

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