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ALOA 62nd CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

Gaylord National Resort & Convention CenterNational Harbor, MD (just south of D.C.)

Classes: July 8-12, 2018Security Expo: July 13-14, 2018

A C C E S S L E A R N I N GVA L U E

YOUR NATIONAL HARBOR EXPERIENCEAt ALOA 2018, you’ll get all classes, events and the Security Expo in one place: the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, MD. This convenient location has a small-town feel with nearby restaurants and shopping all within walking distance.

Bring the family, because you are also only 15 minutes away by car from Washington, D.C., and a quick water taxi ride across the river to Old Arlington, VA.

Short distance from THREE major international airports for inexpensive flights

Free shuttle around National Harbor

“Show Your Badge” discount program for restaurants and shopping in National Harbor

MGM Casino a few minutes away by free shuttle

Discount hotel rate of $151 per night

YOUR ACCESS TO EDUCATION, NETWORKING AND PRODUCTS

ALOA CLASSES /// Sunday, July 8 to Thursday, July 12There’s no better place for security education

than ALOA 2018. Come take one of the more than

50 classes available, from the basics to advanced

topics. Check out one of our new classes, such as

Fanatical Customer Service or GSA Certification

Prep, or learn a new skill such as master keying,

DAMES or access control.

ALOA 18 has a variety of packages to suit your

educational needs – choose from one to five days!

All classes, events and the Security Expo are

in one place, giving you a convenient location

without a lot of walking.

ALOA SECURITY EXPOFriday, July 13 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 14 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center

ALOA members can pre-register for EXHIBITS ONLY at $10 before July 16 after which the rate goes to $15.

WHY ATTEND?Have access to all the LATEST PRODUCTS and network with the industry’s best suppliers face to face – the best way to do business! Some of the new exhibitors for this year include Axis, Brivo, FireKing, Keyless Entry Remote Inc., OBD Star, PowerMate, Select Hinges and VIRO SPA.

NEW THIS YEARThis year we’re bringing a Tech Pavilion to the show floor. Come learn about security technology trends and view automotive technology demos!

ACTIVE SHOOTER SEMINARS FOR LOCKSMITHS & SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, ETC.Want to know how to PROTECT YOUR SCHOOL PROPERTY, the LATEST CODE CHANGES or GENERAL INFORMATION ON SCHOOL BUILDING SAFETY? ALOA’S Associ-ation of Institutional Locksmiths division (AIL) is presenting two COMPLIMENTARY seminars you won’t want to miss!

Thursday, July 124:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. followed by the annual AIL Member Meeting

Fri July 1310 am - 12:00 Noon

TECH PAVILIONat the SECURITY EXPO

Be in the KNOW and KEEP PACE WITH TECHNOLOGY IN THE INDUSTRY!!

FRIDAYSECURITY TECH TRENDS & DEMOS

SATURDAYAUTOMOTIVE TECH DEMOS & AUTOMOTIVE EDU-CATION SEMINARS with Mannie Natal

11:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

262nd ANNUAL ALOA CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center - National Harbor, MD

TRAVEL INFORMATIONGENERAL INFORMATION AND SPECIAL EVENTS

LocationGaylord National Resort & Convention Center201 Waterfront Street, National Harbor, MD 20745(301) 965-4000Convention center parking is available for $17.

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 2018 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 2018 attendees may be photographed while attending classes, the Security Expo and related events.Attendees MUST request permission at Registration to carry cameras onto the floor. Attendees MUST have exhibitors’ permission to take pictures of their booth or products at the expo.

Special EventsIAIL MeetingThursday, July 12, 5:30 p.m.

Women in LocksmithingThursday, July 12, 5:45 p.m.Come join other women in the industry at one of the convention’s fastest-growing events! Mingle, network and find a mentor. The reception is sponsored by Ilco, HL Flake and TimeMaster.

AIL MeetingThursday, July 12, 6:00 p.m.

Kick-Off PartyThursday, July 12, 7:00 p.m.Celebrate ALOA and the start of the Security Expo with your fellow security professionals at this free event — sponsored by ASSA ABLOY — for registered convention attendees. Enjoy some refreshments as you catch up with old friends and meet some new ones. Please RSVP where indicated on the reservation form.

Ambassador’s ForumFriday, July 13, 7:30 a.m.

ALOA 2018 Membership MeetingFriday, July 13, 8:30 a.m.Let your voice be heard! Attend the annual member-ship meeting to give your feedback on ALOA and get updates on the latest association happenings.

Legislative Booth at the Security ExpoFriday, July 13, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 14, 10:00 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.

State of the States MeetingFriday, July 13, 5:30 p.m.Join other members and invite your Chapter/Association representatives for a discussion about the state of locksmithing. It’s a dynamic way to share ideas and learn about what’s going on in the industry across the nation.

Keys Square Club BreakfastSaturday, July 14, 7:00 a.m.All Masonic attendees are welcome to participate in this open meeting for lock-smiths and related professionals. Let Tom Demont or anyone wearing a Keys Square lapel pin know if you’re attending so we can plan accordingly.

CML BreakfastSaturday, July 14, 7:30 a.m.

3Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center - National Harbor, MD 62nd ANNUAL ALOA CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Hotel and ParkingReady to book your stay? ALOA has secured a dis-counted room rate of only $151 per night plus hotel resort fee at the Gaylord National Resort & Con-vention Center. Book your hotel online at ALOA.org by clicking on the Convention page, then the Hotel button, or call (877) 491-0468 and reference group name “ALOA.” If you receive calls or emails from housing companies asking you to book through them, please ignore.

Self parking and valet parking are available at the hotel and convention center.

TransportationThree airports are available in the surrounding area, providing you with many choices for travel. Public transportation options are numerous, including a free shuttle around the National Harbor area and a great train system in the Metro Washington, D.C. area. Water taxis offer another way to get around and cross the Potomac River to Old Town Alexandria, VA, or Mount Vernon. For more information, visit the Convention page on ALOA.org.

Car RentalAvis Car Rental offers special rates for ALOA Con-vention & Security Expo attendees. 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.budgetcarrental.com.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND SPECIAL EVENTS

REGISTER EARLY AND WIN!Register for the 4-day or 5-day package by June 16 and stay at the host hotel, the Gaylord National Resort

& Convention Center, for a chance to win one of several great prizes:

VISA Gift Card up to $500 FREE Hotel Nights FREE Parking FREE Tours FREE 2019 ALOA Registration Package for

Las Vegas

Additionally, bring your Gaylord Hotel key card to the ALOA SPAI booth at the Security Expo for a FREE GIFT!


SCHEDULE OF EVENTSREGISTRATION POLICIES

Online RegistrationOnline registration is available for the ALOA Convention. Go to www.ALOA.org and click on the ALOA Convention tab. You must be current on your membership to receive member pricing.

Mail/Fax/Email RegistrationAll 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 address

You must complete the appropriate sections of the registration form to register for classes. Please be sure you have filled this information out completely, including your alternate choices.

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.

New MembershipAll applicants for ALOA membership may use the ALOA member discounted registration fee if their ap-plication is received by July 1, 2018 with full payment. New member applications will be accepted on site at the convention, but membership rights or privileges will not be awarded until after applications are completely processed.

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 reg-istration 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, these types of registration cannot be done online; only by submitting to us by mail, email or fax. The applicant must provide a $50 deposit at the time of registration by July 1, 2018. If the individual attends classes covered on the

government/institutional purchase order, the amount of $50 is not refundable if the individual cancels his/her registration after June 16.

Admittance to the Security EXPOEducation packages include admission to both days of the ALOA 2018 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 af-ter June 16. An adult must accompany anyone under the age of 16.

EXHIBITS ONLYALOA members can pre-register for EXHIBITS ONLY at $10 before June 16 after which the rate goes to $15.

Personal Safety and SecurityALOA works diligently to provide a safe and secure environment at its meetings and events by working with venue staff to make sure meeting participants are safe. We ask that all attendees report any questionable or concern-ing activity to ALOA staff so that they can take immediate action. No concern is too small. If you see something, say something. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Use the buddy system when walking to and

from the event venue during early or late hours.

Don’t wear your meeting badge on the street. Take it off as soon as you leave the building/venue.

Don’t carry a lot of cash or credit cards. Don’t leave personal property unattended

anywhere, anytime.If it is an emergency or if you need immedi-

ate assistance, you should ask any ALOA staff member or the on-site security personnel to help you.


SCHEDULE OF EVENTSREGISTRATION POLICIES

Sunday, July 8 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, July 9 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 10 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.101 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRL102 Auto Essentials Tony Cagle, CRL103 Door Closers and Door Hardware David Thielen, CML, CHI104 CFDI, Certified Fire Door Inspector/LSFDI, Life Safety Fire Door Inspector (Day 1 of 2) A LA CARTE CLASS Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL105 Basic Electricity for Locksmiths Greg Perry, CML, CPS106 Investigative Locksmithing (Day 1 of 2) John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI, and Vernon Kelley, CFDI, CFL, CMIL, CPL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI111 GSA Certification Prep (Day 1 of 2) Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSAT113 Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3) A LA CARTE CLASS Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAI, Paul H. Sewall IV, CRL

201 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 2 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRL202 Intermediate Domestic Auto Tony Cagle, CRL203 All About Exit Devices David Thielen, CML, CHI204 CFDI, Certified Fire Door Inspector/LSFDI, Life Safety Fire Door Inspector (Day 2 of 2) A LA CARTE CLASS Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL205 Basic Electronic Access Control Greg Perry, CML, CPS206 Investigative Locksmithing (Day 2 of 2) John Truempy, CRL, CMIL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI, and Vernon Kelley, CFDI, CFL, CMIL, CPL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI207 Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPS208 Introduction to Institutional Locksmithing Steven Fryman, CRL209 Fanatical Customer Service Trushar Mody210 S&G 2890B Ned Urschel211 GSA Certification Prep (Day 2 of 2) Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSAT212 DAMES (Day 1 of 2) Harry Sher, CML, CPS213 Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3) A LA CARTE CLASS Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAI, Paul H. Sewall IV, CRL214 Successful Company Management Debbie Ashley

301 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 3 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRL302 Intermediate Foreign Auto Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRL303 Hollow Metal Door and Frame David Thielen, CML, CHI304 Life Safety Codes Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL305 Alarms for Locksmiths Greg Perry, CML, CPS306 Expert Witness Training Brian VanDenburgh307 Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2) Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPS308 3 Ps of Physical Security Steven Fryman, CRL309 Inventory Controls Dealing With Problem Employees Trushar Mody310 Plug N Play CCTV Mel Langenberg311 GSA Drill & Repair (Day 1 of 2) Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSAT312 DAMES (Day 2 of 2) Harry Sher, CML, CPS313 Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3) A LA CARTE CLASS Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAI, Paul H. Sewall IV, CRL314 High Security Cylinder Clyde Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPP315 Electronic Safe Lock Defeat Scott Said

Registration Hours Saturday, July 7 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday, July 8 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday, July 9 - Thursday, July 12 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Friday, July 13 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Saturday, July 14 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Please call us on site at (847) 653-2920 with questions starting Saturday, July 7 during registration hours.

Tuesday, July 10 /// 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.PRP/STPRP Test SittingSee page 20 for choices and pricing. Free with Lincoln Memorial 5-Day package. Must be registered before June 16, 2018.


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Wednesday, July 11 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 12 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 12 /// 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 12

Friday, July 13

Saturday, July 14

Thursday, July 12 /// 8:00 a.m. to Noon

Wednesday, July 11 /// 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.FREE EVENING SEMINAR

401 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 4 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRL402 Auto Advanced Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRL403 Servicing Aluminum Storefront Doors David Thielen, CML, CHI404 Employee Management (Day 1 of 2) Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL405 Beyond the Basics Access Control & Networking and Communication (Day 1 of 2) James K. Ashley, CRL, CPS; Greg Perry, CML, CPS; and Mel Langenberg406 Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures (Day 1 of 2) Ross Squire, CFL, ML 407 Advanced Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPS408 Institutional Shop Management (Day 1 of 2) Steven Fryman, CRL409 Door Hardware Overview Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAI410 SFIC – Small Format Interchangeable Core William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML411 GSA Drill & Repair (Day 2 of 2) Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSAT412 Master Keying Best Practices Lloyd Seliber, CML413 Intro to Basic Access Izzy Sharif414 M3/X4 Medeco Factory Certification Clyde Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPP415 Electronic Safe Lock Service Scott Said

501 Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 5 of 5) Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRL502 EEPROM and MCU Fundamentals Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRL504 Employee Management (Day 2 of 2) Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFL505 Beyond the Basics Access Control & Networking and Communication (Day 2 of 2) James K. Ashley, CRL, CPS; Greg Perry, CML, CPS; and Mel Langenberg506 Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures (Day 2 of 2) Ross Squire, CFL, ML 507 Advanced Manipulation (Day 2 of 2) Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPS508 Institutional Shop Management (Day 2 of 2) Steven Fryman, CRL510 LFIC – Large Format Interchangeable Core William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICML514 Growing Your Business Through Social Media Stephanie Lloyd

521 From Tech to Total Opening Pro Joey Dalessio523 BiLock Certification Nick Daum525 Alarm Lock Networx & Gateway Connectivity Andy Phelps, CRL, CAI526 Hinge Service David Thielen, CML, CHI528 Access Control Tech Simplified and Hands-On Installation of an IN120 WiFi Lock Russell Corriveau, RL

Active Shooter Seminar 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for LocksmithsIAIL Meeting 5:30 p.m.Women in Locksmithing 5:45 p.m.AIL Meeting 6:00 p.m.Kick-Off Party 7:00 p.m.

Ambassador’s Forum 7:30 a.m.Membership Meeting 8:30 a.m.Security Expo 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Active Shooter Seminar 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon for General Employees & School Administrators State of the States Meeting 5:30 p.m.PAL’S Heroes Annual Gala 6:30 p.m. Benefiting St Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Keys Square Club Breakfast 7:00 a.m.CML Breakfast 7:30 a.m.Security Expo 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

503 Electronic Hardware Storefront David Thielen, CML, CHI511 Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program A LA CARTE CLASS Bob Cullum, AHC, CDT, CPL512 STRATTEC Automotive Lock Pinning and Update Jeff Baker515 DL Windows Programming Software Andy Phelps, CRL, CAI516 Framon Manufacturing/Laser Key Products/ Blue Dog Keys Phil Agius518 Access Control Tech Simplified and Hands-On Installation of an IN120 WiFi Lock Russell Corriveau, RL440 10-Step Marketing & Sales Strategy That Works

Marty Jalove

EDUCATIONAL INFO /// EXHIBITORS

SPECIAL EVENTS


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

CertificatesPre-registered participants will receive certificates of completion for full-day classes only and where otherwise noted. 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 needed 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 July 10. Pre-registration is required for the evaluation. The deadline for receipt of the PRP registration is June 16. Due to time constraints in developing the test packets, no exceptions will be made for late requests. The ALOA PRP/STPRP evaluation will be held for all levels of locksmith certifications.

The SafeTech STPRP evaluation will be available at ALOA 2018. 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 PRP/STPRP evaluations, you must submit your registration form with your choices and fee, based on the page 20 instructions, before June 16, 2018.

Note: These test sittings are free to those taking the Lincoln Memorial 5-Day package.

EDUCATIONAL INFO /// EXHIBITORSNote: The deadline for all PRP/STPRP registrations is June 16, 2018.

EXHIBITORS as of February 2018

ABUS USA Access Tools/High Tech ToolsACS ClevertechAdams RiteAllegion (Schlage-IngersolRand)ALOA Scholarship Foundation

(ASF)ALOA Security Professionals

AssociationAmerican Key SupplyAmerican Security Products

(AMSEC)Anixter Security Products ArrowASSA ABLOY

Door Security SolutionsAxis CommunicationsBad Dog ToolsBlackhawk ProductsBorg LocksBrivoBullseye S.D. Locks, LLCCapitol Industries, IncCarAndTruck Remotes.comChichen Co. LtdCodeLocks IncCommand Access TechnologiesCompX Security ProductsDETEX CorporationDoor Closer ServiceDORMAKABA BEST Dugmore & DuncanEntreMatic Fair Trade LocksmithFederal Lock & Safe, Inc.FieldEdge (Formerly dESCO)Fire King

FJM Security ProductsFramon Manufacturing/

Blue Dog KeysFried BrothersGardall Safe Corp.General LockGuru Lock Network

(BilockDealerNetwork)HE Mitchell Co.H.L. Flake Hollon Safe CompanyHPC, A Hudson Lock Co.IDN IDS Inc./MDS IncorporatedINKAS Safe ManufacturingIntelligent Key SolutionsInternational Key Supply, LLCJet Hardware Mfg. Co.JMA USAKaba Ilco Corp./Kaba Mas Corp.Key-BAK (WCC)Keying SolutionsKeyless Entry Remote Inc.Keyless Ride KeyLine USAKeyNet.ComKlassy Keys CorpKSP-KILLEEN Security ProductsLABLockmasters, Inc. LockNetLockPicks.com by BROCKHAGELocksmith Ledger InternationalLocksmith ResourceLucky Line Products Inc.Marks, U.S.A.Maryland Locksmith Association

(Host)Master Lock CompanyMedeco

Midwest KeylessMIWA Lock Co., Ltd.Modern Mimari Yapilar, Ltd.MultilockNASTF Vehicle Security

Professional RegistryOBD StarOlympus Lock, Inc.PDQ ManufacturingPhiladelphia Hardware GroupPremier Lock Remote KingSargent & GreenleafSecuRam Systems, Inc.Secure-T Agency (STA)Securitech Group, Inc. Security Door ControlsSecurity Lock DistributorsSelect HingesSignature Card ProcessingSmart Box TechnologySouthern Lock & Supply Co.STRATTEC Security Corp.Strybuc IndustriesSun Safes Mfg. Co.Taylor TechnologiesThe Diagnostic Box USA TimeMaster, Inc.Transponder IslandTurn 10 WholesaleUHS HardwareU.S. Lock Corp.VIRO SPAWESTLAKE WEB WORKSWFE TechnologyWilson Bohannan Lock Co. X HorseZhagjagang Ruizheng Tool

Company (Raise Key Cutter)


CLASS DESCRIPTIONSCLASS DESCRIPTIONS

After the class title and instructor names, you’ll see a col-ored icon noting the “track.” These icons, described below, are designed to help those new to the industry and anyone looking 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 problems encountered with those items.

Electronic Locksmithing. Designed 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) certification.

Business /Sales/Marketing. While we all may be gifted and talented hands-on technicians, 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 assistance, call 800-532-2562.

LAB FEES are coded to match the item(s).R = Required O = Optional P = PRP After Class Testing

Class Descriptions, Class Levels, Education Tracks and Lab Fees

Sunday, July 8 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.101: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 1 of 5) Instructors: Chris Chase, CRL, Josh Lloyd and John Larue, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Lab Fees: 101R - $150 Required Fundamentals Kit101O - $100 Optional Locksmithing 101 Book101P - $35 ALOA Fundamentals Locksmith exam

This comprehensive five-day course in fundamental locksmithing techniques provides a basic hands-on over-view of locks and security-related hardware. Working with provided locksmithing equipment, the student will develop basic locksmithing skills, including identification of common key blanks, use and adjustment of key cut-ting 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 ser-vice techniques 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.

Students will also have the option of purchasing the study guide, Locksmithing 101. They will also have the option of taking the ALOA Fundamental Locksmith (AFL) exam at the end of class. If passed, students will receive an AFL designation certificate in the mail. This is not a PRP certification.

102: Auto Essentials Instructor: Tony Cagle, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

Whether you are just beginning to delve into the au-tomotive locksmith realm or looking to explore deep-er 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, various 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: Door Closers and Door Hardware Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fees: 103O - $25 Door Hardware Study (Optional)103P - $35 L05 PRP Door Closers

“Open the doors” to a new area for your locksmith business. If you have ever wanted to be able to ser-vice 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.



104: Certified Fire Door Inspector/LSFDI, Life Safety Fire Door Inspector (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25Class Fee: A La Carte pricing! This course is available at an individual price only and is not a part of any package. Fee varies depending on the certification test that you choose to take at the end of this class:104C CFDI is $1,495; 104L LSFDI is $650.

This is a 2-day CFDI, certified fire door inspector national certification that must be renewed every 3 years. What you will also be taught is the ALOA Institutional Locksmith LSFDI for institutional locksmiths only. Each student will receive in-depth knowledge of NFPA 80 where they will be licensed to conduct certified fire door inspections. Each student will receive a copy of NFPA-80 2016, Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress 2017 and the IFDIA field guide for future reference in their inspections. Each student will conduct in-the-field inspections during the class to help with their field preparations work. The prerequisite for this class is passing the pre-qualification exam with IFDIA if taking the CFDI. No prerequisite testing is needed for the LSFDI.

105: Basic Electricity for Locksmiths Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPSClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fees: 105O - $25 Optional Low Voltage Study Guide105P $35 L13 PRP Basic Electricity

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 elec-tronics 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, ICML, IFDI, LSFDI, and Vernon Kelley, CFDI, CFL, CMIL, CPL, ICML, IFDI, LSFDIClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15Lab Fee: 106R - $125 Required Class Toolkit and Manu-al (retained by the student)

Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic cylinder construction and servicing methods. Take your first step to becoming an investigative locksmith, one of the most lucrative disci-plines in the industry! Students will receive instruction on the procedures, processes and concepts surrounding the forensic examination of various locking devices. Student will learn how to conduct a crime scene search and document the scene. Physical evidence preservation and handling is covered in-depth, along with chain-of-custody principles. Specialized tools of the trade will be reviewed extensively. Through hands-on instruction, students 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 professional report writing will be covered. Tips to help market your expertise include how to write a curriculum vitae (CV) and how to qualify as an expert witness are covered, as will guidelines on working effectively with law enforcement and insurance investigators. A discussion of proper deposition and court-room decorum is discussed in-depth. This 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: small Phillips and slotted screw-drivers; various rake, hook and diamond picks, and tension wrench; small (2-3 inch) flashlight; and a small (8-10 inch) plastic or wooden mallet. Students with poor vision should also bring appropriate magnification equipment suitable for pin tumbler examination.

111: GSA Certification Preparation (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSATClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 50Lab Fee: 111R - $100 Required Class Manual and Thumb Drive

This is NOT a certification class! This class will cover most, if not all, documentation that is covered in the GSA Safe and Vault Technician Certification and GSA Inspector classes. It’s designed to give you a head start in these much-sought-after classes. We will cover government regulations from executive orders down to individual military regulations (i.e., Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and DOD Contractors). We will also go over the federal specifications for locks, containers and vaults. We will study Federal Standard 809C, which is your “Bible” for opening and repairing GSA containers and vaults. We will look at what is allowed and what is not allowed on GSA containers and vaults. We will also look at container/vault identification. The student will take home a thumb drive with the pertinent documents in their entirety as well as the “ins and outs” of GSA containers.

113: Instructor Training (Day 1 of 3) Instructors: Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAI, and Paul H. Sewall IV, CRLClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 18Class Fee: A La Carte pricing! This course is available at an individual price only and is not a part of any package. Lab Fee 113R - $450 A La Carte Class.

This class is the first step to becoming an ALOA Certified Instructor. Information will be presented on methods of instruction and motivation. The class consists of lectures, discussions, exercises and presentations that will assist students in organizing instruction methodology and busi-ness careers. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to develop a class outline, prepare training aids, evaluate class material and effectively instruct an ACE class. This class may run into the evening, and homework will be required. Material needed: computer laptop with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint installed.

This class may run into the evening, and homework will be required.



Monday, July 9 /// 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: Tony Cagle, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Lab Fee: 202P - $35 L03 PRP Domestic Auto

This interactive class expounds upon the principles intro-duced and discussed in Beginning Automotive Locksmith-ing. This course is a continuation 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 mul-titude 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 op-tions when approaching a vehicle and enhance your skills as an automotive locksmith.

203: All About Exit Devices Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fees: 203O - $25 Optional Door Hardware Study Guide203P - $35 L16 PRP Exit Hardware

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

204: Certified Fire Door Inspector/LSFDI, Life Safety Fire Door Inspector (Day 2 of 2)See Class 104.

205: Basic Electronic Access Control Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPSClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fees: 205O - $25 Optional Low Voltage Study Guide205P - $35 L40 PRP Electro-Mechanical Access Control

Electronic access control, or electro-mechanical access con-trol, is the future of locksmithing. 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 available to the technician and discuss the proper choice of hardware for different applications. We will wire two differ-ent access control panels and cover the basics of program-ming. 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: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Instructors: Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS & Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPSClass Content: 40% Lecture/60% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25Lab Fee: 207O - $150 Optional Mounted Locks

PREREQUISITE: KNOWLEDGE OF COMBINATION LOCK SERVICING AND DIAGNOSTICS. Don’t let the title deceive the reader; there is nothing “basic” about combination lock manipulation! But students of this class will receive the necessary instruction to accomplish the task. From no-menclature 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 at-tendees 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 combina-tion lock servicing and diagnostics is required.

208: Introduction to Institutional Locksmithing Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 40Lab Fee: 208R - $44 Required Class Manual, Fundamen-tals of Master Keying by Jerome Andrews

Introduction to Institutional Locksmithing is a one-day class with information about skills and knowledge re-quired to be an institutional locksmith.

209: Fanatical Customer Service Instructor: Trushar ModyClass Content: 0% Lecture/100% Hands-On (yes, that is correct!)Class Limit: 30

Fanatical Customer Service: • How to deliver best-in-class customer service • Ways to delight your customers and exceed their expectations • The steps to showing your others you really care • How to understand the four behavior styles of your customers • Understanding and solving problems • Create a good first impression • Improve your team’s listening and professional communication skills • Learn how to quickly establish trust and credibility with customers • Using emotional intelligence for long-term loyalty • Develop a professional phone presence • Develop a game-plan for every phone call ahead of time.

210: S&G 2890B Instructor: Ned UrschelClass Content: 25% Lecture/75% Hands-OnClass Limit: 12

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

211: GSA Certification Prep (Day 2 of 2)See Class 111.



212: DAMES (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPSClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 212O - $125 Optional Training Video

This class will cover specific methods of entry under these broad categories: forced entry, surreptitious entry and co-vert entry. Methods will be demonstrated, and students will have the opportunity to have hands-on experience with ex-otic as well as more common tools. This class is designed for locksmiths who need to neutralize locks, identify weaknesses and recommend solutions. Material such as professional by-pass 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, automotive, 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.

213: Instructor Training (Day 2 of 3)See Class 113.

214: Successful Company Management Instructor: Debbie AshleyClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

This class provides an overview of the critical points for company management. Be able to identify areas that are most profitable, understanding your financial statement, knowing your market, using insurance to protect your in-vestments and moving forward maximize your company’s values. REQUIRED MATERIALS TO BRING WITH YOU TO THIS CLASS: a copy of your insurance policy, your year-end PNL and your balance sheet.

Tuesday, July 10 /// 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, CMAL, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Lab Fee: 302P - $35 L04 PRP Foreign Auto

This class has been developed with the experienced locksmith in mind. It is the next step in the progression of not just making keys to vehicles, but identifying and correcting problems that arise in conventional keyway foreign vehicles. There will be a lecture, demonstration, 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: Hollow Metal Door and Frame Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 303O - $25 Optional Door Hardware Study Guide

This class will introduce the student to hollow metal doors and frames, including nomenclature, 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 valuable 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 screw-drivers and Allen wrenches.

304: Life Safety Codes Instructor: Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 304O - $45 Optional to buy, required to bring! The book Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress must be brought to class, or you can purchase it for class304P - $35 L07 PRP Life Safety Codes

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 80-2016, NFPA 101-2015, testing laboratories of hardware, ADA of 1990, IBC 2015 Chapters 3, 4, 10 and 11, and IFC 2015 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. You are required to bring the book Life Safety Codes in the Means of Egress to class. You must purchase the book if you do not bring it to class.

305: Alarms for Locksmiths Instructor: Greg Perry, CML, CPSClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 305P $ 35 L42 PRP Alarms

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. Under-standing 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 program an alarm control, including reporting to a central station. In addition, students will learn the best types of sensors for different 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.

306: Expert Witness Training Instructor: Brian VanDenburghClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

This course will help the security professional develop skills as an expert witness: how to build a strong CV (cur-riculum vitae) that will outline your expertise to potential clients, help you understand what is expected of an expert witness and the dos and don’ts of being an expert. You will experience how to testify in a deposition and court.



307: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)See Class 207.

308: 3 Ps of Physical Security Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass 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.

309: Inventory Controls Dealing With Problem Employees Instructor: Trushar ModyClass Content: 0% Lecture/100% Hands-On (yes, that is correct!)Class Limit: 50

Manage problem employees effectively: Investigate problems and complaints • Don’t ignore the problem • Listen • Confront the problem. • Document • Conduct performance evaluations • Give clear, behavioral feedback. Get problem employees back on track • Develop a plan together • Focus on the behaviors, not the person • Emotional intelligence • Conflict resolution • Anger management and diffusing tension • Stress management • Coaching and mentoring • Plan follow-up and repeat as necessary • Getting outside help. Fire employees, if necessary • Document • verbal warning • First and second written warnings • Suspension and/or termination.

310: Plug N Play CCTV Instructor: Mel LangenbergClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25Lab Fee: 310P - $35 L44 PRP Closed Circuit TV

CCTV is a great add-on sale with a potential for signifi-cant 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.

311: GSA Drill & Repair (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Joe Cortie, CML, CPS, CAI, CMS, GSAI, GSATClass Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 311R - $100 Required Class Manual Ins and Outs

Proper drilling and repair is a necessity when working on GSA Containers and Vaults. This class will go over the cur-rent Federal Standard 809 on drilling and repair. These are the standards set forth by the U.S. Government if you are going to work on GSA containers and vaults. You will be taught which containers and vaults can be opened in which manner and the proper procedure for each repair. You will determine the label color, class, manufacturer, and lock handling of each container. Dress appropriately for drilling and repair.

312: DAMES (Day 2 of 2)See class 212.

313: Instructor Training (Day 3 of 3)See class 113.

314: High Security Cylinder Instructor: Clyde Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPPClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 15Lab Fee: 314P - $35 L08 PRP High-Security Cylinder Servicing

This one-day class will present an overview of high security cylinders from around the world. Different 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 comparison 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.

315: Electronic Safe Lock Defeat Instructor: Scott SaidClass Content: 10% Lecture/90% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24Lab Fee: 315R - $50 Required for materials used during class, metal mounts, drill bits, etc. The student will retain after class.

It’s not “if,” but when an electronic lock will fail or a combi-nation will be lost, and this class will teach you everything you need to know about how to defeat the lock and open the safe. This hands-on course will cover spiking, spindle hole defeat, correct drill point on numerous lock, how to read the handing of a lock by looking down the spindle hole, difference in various drill bits, and other defeat methods for today’s most popular electronic locks, including those from LaGard, Kaba Mas, Sargent & Greenleaf and AMSEC. You will be opening and drilling locks in class on mock-up safe doors using the latest safe opening tools in the industry, including Lockmasters’ exclusive Little Black Box, drill rigs, punch sets, dead blow hammers, scopes, and learning special opening techniques for a variety of electronic safe locks. All tools and equipment provided.

Wednesday, July 11 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.401: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 4 of 5)See Class 101.

402: Auto Advanced Instructor: Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 21

CLASS PREREQUISITE: Attendees/students are to already have a comprehensive understanding of automotive lock-smithing, (i.e. completed the essentials and intermediate courses at the very minimum). This course will cover the identi-fication, duplication, origination and servicing of high-security locks. This course will also cover the identification of the keys, remotes and proximity fobs for these vehicles. We will discuss the benefits and limitations of these systems and the ways to capitalize on them. As manufacturers continue to provide us with new diverse and interesting systems for us to service and profit from, the mechanical, electrical and electronic ad-vanced 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: Servicing Aluminum Storefront Doors Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 403O - $85 Optional Book Aluminum Stile Door Service and Repair

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.

404: Employee Management (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Thomas Demont, AHC, CAI, CFDI, CFLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 50Lab Fee: 404R - $35 Required Class Manual Employee Mgmt.

This course is designed to take you through hiring an ap-prentice locksmith with training, wages and benefits. Hiring existing locksmiths and testing them for experience level that will tie into your pay scale with the company. Setting up and maintaining continuous training in your company. Establishing a hierarchy of employees that the employees can understand and work within this structure for ad-vancement. Tying everything up in your employee manual for a smoother running company. Organizational structure allows the manage to take a vacation.

405: Beyond the Basics Access Control & Networking and Communication (Day 1 of 2) Instructors: James K. Ashley, CRL, CPS; Greg Perry, CML, CPS; and Mel LangenbergClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 405R - $25 Required for Class Materials405O - $25 Optional Low Voltage Study Guide405P - $35 L46 PRP Networking

Beyond the basics of access control. This course is NOT for beginners. It requires an understanding of basic electricity and related concepts. It begins with highlights of how to do a site survey and guides you step-by-step

throughout the rest of a typical installation. We will discuss building codes, life safety codes and ADA re-quirements along the way. Topics include choosing the best hardware, what cable to use and where, readers and credentials, system specifications, client/server vs. browser/web-based vs. cloud-hosted systems, periph-eral devices and system reporting capability. Beyond the panels – Networking and communication. This course covers the material used to connect your panels and making them communicate over a network, including hardware and cabling. YOU MUST BRING A LAPTOP! We will be connecting to some panels to experience the Graphical User Interface embedded in the systems. Top-ics discussed include TCP/IP, Ethernet adapter settings and configuration, network switches, smart switches, routers and configuration, patch panels, making cables and testing equipment.

406: Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Ross Squire, CFL, MLClass Content: 80% Lecture/20% Hands-OnClass Limit: 18

Ross is a Certified Forensic Locksmith. This year, his two-day class has something for both the novice and experienced investigative locksmith. Ross will take you through the steps required to successfully manage an automotive forensic investigation from start to finish. DAY ONE: How to ensure clear, unbiased instruction from the client, onsite inspection procedures, chain of possession and safe handling of ex-hibits, laboratory procedures, illustrated report production, layout and invoicing. DAY TWO: Brings together the points covered in the classroom. Together, we will carry out an ex-amination of a motor vehicle and learn how to record your findings and produce a detailed ILLUSTRATED TECHNICAL SUMMARY, presented in a professional standardized format that is painless for you and easy for your client to under-stand. MANDATORY CFL CLASS.

407: Advanced Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) Instructors: Scott Gray, CAI, CMS, CPS & Elaad Israeli, CMS, CPSClass Content: 40% Lecture/60% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20Lab Fees: 407A - $225 Amp for purchase if not brought own amp. Must bring the amp to class407O - $175 Optional Purchase of Mounted Locks

PREREQUISITE: KNOWLEDGE OF COMBINATION LOCK SERVICING AND DIAGNOSTICS. This advanced class is NOT for novice manipulators. It is designed to make good manipulators become more successful and more prof-itable. As a prerequisite, attendees should have already received formal training on the subject (e.g. have completed the Basic Manipulation course) and should, at a minimum, have had successful field experience. The content of the class will include diagnostics and identification, time reduc-tion, 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.

408: Institutional Shop Management (Day 1 of 2) Instructor: Steven Fryman, CRLClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 40Lab Fees: 408O - $55 Optional Book Intro to Institution-al Locksmithing

This is a two-day class towards certification as a CISM, and covers all you need to know about managing an in-stitutional key shop.

409: Door Hardware Overview Instructor: Christopher Meccia, CPL, CAIClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 409P - $35 L41 PRP Door Related Hardware

This class is for those wanting to become familiar with the various types of door hardware and its application. Among the subjects covered are code compliance, door closers, exit devices, fire ratings, industry terminology, locksets, metals and finishes, as well as specialty hard-ware. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to make a recommendation to customers using in-dustry-accepted solutions.



410: SFIC – Small Format Interchangeable Core Instructor: William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICMLClass Content: 55% Lecture/45% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fees: 410R - $25 Required for Class Manual410P - $35 L38 PRP SFIC

PREREQUISITE: KNOWLEDGE OF BASIC MASTER KEYING REQUIRED BEFORE TAKING THIS 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, Falcon lnstaKey, KSP, Medeco KeyMark, Yale KeyMark, Schlage Everest, ULTRA, Lori L-10, Scorpion and Sargent XC. Product characteristics 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-specif ic details will be presented. 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 combinating conventional master keyed cylinders (Basic: Pinning a cylinder from a TMK and CK bittings required). ]The lab fee of $25.00 is for the Student Manual (a 62-page assemblage) that is confidential and proprietary information specifically compiled to be used in class and which the student will retain.

411: GSA Drill & Repair (Day 2 of 2)See Class 311.

412: Master Keying Best Practices Instructor: Lloyd Seliber, CMLClass Content: 60% Lecture/40% Hands-OnClass Limit: 24

This survey course exposes students to a wide variety of industry practices in mechanical master keying. Topics in-clude techniques for setting up systems, making changes to existing designs, expanding exhausted systems, dealing with lost master keys and deciphering old records. For

students new to master keying, it will serve as a foun-dation for further self-study. Experienced students will learn new techniques and methods for improving their processes. Recommended knowledge: cylinder assembly and key making.

413: Intro to Basic Access Instructor: Izzy SharifClass Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-OnClass Limit: 12

This training will introduce students to the components of a network access control solution. It will also include a two-part hands-on portion. In part one, students will con-figure an AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller and AXIS Entry Manager software. Part two will allow students to explore the potential possibilities a network access control solution can provide. Students will configure action rules in the AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller that will trigger responses from other devices connected to the network.

414: M3/X4 Medeco Factory Certification Instructor: Clyde Roberson, CML, CMST, AHC, CPPClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 20

This is an intermediate-level class. For the first time ever for ALOA, this is a combined and accelerated factory cer-tification 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 operation of Medeco technologies, cylinders, interchangeable cores, cam locks, and other Medeco 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.

415: Electronic Safe Lock Service Instructor: Scott SaidClass Content: 20% Lecture/80% Hands-OnClass Limit: 18

Now is your chance to learn first-hand how to install, pro-gram, change the combination, troubleshoot and a variety of opening methods for today’s most common electronic safe locks. Run an audit trail on your own lock! You will also get to use our exclusive electronic safe lock tool The Little Black Box! Locks covered in detail include: AMSEC, LA GARD 39E ComboGard Pro, Basic, S&G 6120, Titan & Spartan, and Securam SafeLogic and ProLogic.

440: 10-Step Marketing & Sales Strategy FREE EVENING SEMINAR - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Instructor: Marty JaloveClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 50

Arm yourself with the tools that you need to quickly and easily build a more successful business. You are a pro-fessional locksmith and have spent years perfecting your skills. Do your potential customers really know about your expertise? Marketing and sales do not have to be strange or difficult tasks. In this class, you will learn a simple ten-step approach to getting referrals that will turn into real business. Learn to exploit your skills and separate yourself from the pack. All attendees will walk away from this class armed with the tools that they need to quickly and easily build a more successful business.

Thursday, July 12 /// 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.501: Fundamentals of Locksmithing (Day 5 of 5)See Class 101.

502: EEPROM and MCU Fundamentals Instructor: Mannie Natal, CMAL, CRLClass Content: 25% Lecture/75% Hands-OnClass Limit: 21Lab Fee: 502R - $100 Required for Take-Home Kit

This course has been designed as a bridge for the au-tomotive security professional between conventional EEPROM and MCU programming through an OBDII port with a conventional programmer and directly interacting with the EEPROM or MCU. The class and its interactive lab will impart participants with a solid understanding into



the handling, reading, interpretation, writing and data transfer of the most common non-OBDII readable and programmable EEPROMs and MCUs. Note: Optional for owners of the AR32 and/or the AK90, feel free to bring your properly installed equipment.

504: Employee Management (Day 2 of 2) See class 404.

505: Beyond the Basics Access Control & Networking and Communication (Day 2 of 2)See Class 405.

506: Auto Forensic Case Management Procedures (Day 2 of 2)See class 406.

507: Advanced Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)See class 407.

508: Institutional Shop Management (Day 2 of 2)See Class 408.

510: LFIC – Large Format Interchangeable Core Instructor: William Lynk, CML, CPS, ICMLClass Content: 55% Lecture/45% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30Lab Fee: 510R - $25 Required for Class Manual 510P - $35 L39 PRP LFIC

PREREQUISITE KNOWLEDGE OF BASIC MASTER KEYING REQUIRED BEFORE TAKING THIS CLASS. This hands-on class covers the principles and techniques applying to most large format interchangeable cores (LFICs), includ-ing 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/reassem-bling cores, calculating pin stacks, addressing rules for selecting TMKs and control keys, manufacturer-specific rules for master key systems, hotel function cores, and decoding and pinning select cores from a variety of man-ufacturers. Students will also receive technical handouts (including obsolete core data) and manufacturer-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 combinating conven-tional master keyed cylinders (Basic: pinning of a cylinder from a TMK and CK bittings required). Lab Fee: $25.00:

The lab fee of $25.00 is for the Student Manual (a 74-page assemblage) that is confidential and proprietary information specifically compiled to be used in class and which the student will retain afterwards.

514: Growing Your Business Through Social Media Instructor: Stephanie LloydClass Content: 100% Lecture/0% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

This course is designed for individuals with little to no ex-perience promoting business through online and social media platforms. Throughout this course, individuals will learn how to make a stronger online presence, improve 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 understanding 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.

A.M. Half-Day ClassesThursday, July 12 /// 8:00 a.m. to Noon 503: Electronic Hardware Storefront Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

In this class we will explore various options for electrified hardware used in an aluminum storefront application. Electrified exit devices, magnetic locks, electric strikes, electrified trim, power transfers and more will covered. Both hardwired and standalone devices will be addressed. Installation procedures and tips will be included as well as running wire thru doors and frames. Power supplies and final connection will not be discussed. The focus will be on hardware selection and installation.

511: Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program

Class Fee: A La Carte pricing! This course is available at an individual price only and is not a part of any package. Fee: 511R - $650 Required Program FeeInstructor: Bob Cullum, AHC, CDT, CPLClass Content: 70% Lecture/30% Hands-OnClass Limit: 12

Want to install a code-compliant raceway in a WHI labeled wood and mineral core fire door at the job site? Want an alternative 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/la-beling 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.

512: STRATTEC Automotive Lock Pinning and Update Instructor: Jeff BakerClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

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 cur-rent trends and future applications from the “Big 3.” You will also be updated specifically on what is serviced by STRATTEC for the 2017-18 model year vehicles. STRAT-TEC online resources will also be covered.


CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

515: DL Windows Programming Software Instructor: Andy Phelps, CRL, CAIClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

This class is hands-on and will cover all aspects of DL Windows Software programming, including setting up a system with users, time zones, schedules and running an audit trail for the Trilogy products. This class is a must for anyone who uses the Trilogy Standalone access con-trol locks. Several tips and shortcuts will be shown to the student for easier software usage.

516: Framon Manufacturing/Laser Key Products/Blue Dog Keys Instructor: Phil AgiusClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

Get the latest updates on Framon and Laser Key Products key cutting equipment, Genericode key code software and Blue Dog Keys offerings.

518: Access Control Tech Simplified and Hands-On Installation of an IN120 WiFi Lock Instructor: Russell Corriveau, RLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 16

This class will explore access control locks and how vari-ous credentials such as proximity cards and smart cards communicate to the lock. And then how the lock relates in-formation back to the access control system using various technologies such as POE, Aperio and WiFi Technology. The hands-on portion of the training will consist of the installation of two different types of access control locks.

P.M. Half-Day ClassesThursday, July 12 /// 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.521: From Tech to Total Opening Pro Instructor: Joey DalessioClass Content: 75% Lecture/25% Hands-OnClass Limit: 50

This is a business class for owners or technicians to assist them reach maximum productivity. A service tech (wheth-er owner or employee) has the final assessment of the work requested. What if the call is for a rekey and the door closer is leaking, the door itself is dragging and the door does not quite latch properly? What will the tech do? If you stick to just what is on the service call, an opportunity is missed to provide excellent customer service and cre-ate a happier customer. Techs can turn the ordinary into extraordinary and win the customer for life. This class dis-cusses the path to the comfortable on-site transition from lock tech to T.O.P. - Total Opening Pro, creating more sat-isfied customers and generating more profitable business while displaying the skills of a learned technician. Learn how to do it in your business, starting the first work day after the class! Templates, checklists, proven tactics and strategies as well as operational processes to implement covered material, are provided. Upon leaving the class, students are able to immediately implement tools to help grow the business without capital investment.

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

Obtain certification on the brand new BiLock Exclusive product line and previous generations. BiLock is well known for its history of manipulation resistance and is a popular choice for many casinos and cash-sensitive sit-uations. There is a hands-on workshop where students will learn to handle key cutting equipment, 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 lock-smith training.

525: Alarm Lock Networx & Gateway Connectivity

Instructor: Andy Phelps, CRL, CAIClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 25

This class is hands-on and will cover all aspects of DL Windows Software programming, including setting up a system with users, time zones, schedules and running an audit trail for the Networx products. We will send/receive programming using our Laptops to Networx products. We will demonstrate the Networx - Global Emergency Com-mands to issue a “Lockdown” all locks within the system from the PC and/or from a lock.

526: Hinge Service Instructor: David Thielen, CML, CHIClass Content: 90% Lecture/10% Hands-OnClass Limit: 30

This class will be packed full of information on hinges for wood, hollow metal and aluminum doors. You will learn about hinge types, sizes, weights and materials. We will dis-cuss specialty hinges, continuous, electrified and fire door requirements. A section on adjusting, repairing and replac-ing hinges will increase your profits. Tools, techniques and products will be demonstrated on sample doors. Participant will receive a Certificate of Training with for 4 CEU credits.

528: Access Control Tech Simplified and Hands-On Installation of an IN120 WiFi Lock Instructor: Russell Corriveau, RLClass Content: 50% Lecture/50% Hands-OnClass Limit: 16

This class will explore access control locks and how vari-ous credentials such as proximity cards and smart cards communicate to the lock. And then how the lock relates in-formation back to the access control system using various technologies such as POE, Aperio and WiFi Technology. The hands-on portion of the training will consist of the installation of two different types of access locks.


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CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

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

REGISTRATION CHECKLIST AND INFO

Helpful Hints Registrations for any classes for which a government/institutional purchase order is

submitted must provide 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 information MUST accompany this

registration. Class Registration: Copy this form for additional individuals who wish to register for

convention classes/seminars.

Be sure to select first, second and third choice of classes for each day. Number choices in the spaces provided on page 20.

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

Cancellation Policy: A credit will be given to cancellations received prior to June 16 less a $50 processing fee. No credit given after June 16, 2018. All cancellations and requests for refunds must be in writing.

Registration InformationAll 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 applicable portions, including selection of classes and seminars, and process online or send Registration forms 1 through 3 with payment via one of the following methods:

ONLINE: Go to ALOA.org and click the link on the Convention page.MAIL: Mail forms to: ALOA Registration

3500 Easy St., Dallas, TX 75247FAX: (214) 819-9736EMAIL: [email protected]

Educational Classes & Registration packagesAll classes will be held at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. The prices shown below for classes and exhibits are for early registration (by June 16). 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 TO ADD UP TO A ONE-DAY INDIVIDUAL CLASS AND PAY APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUAL DAY PRICING.

Registration ChecklistREGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.ALOA.ORG!Or you can MAIL/EMAIL OR FAX YOUR REGISTRATION FORMS 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 Send registration Forms 1, 2, 3 and payment.

5 Refer to page 3 for hotel and travel discounts.

6 Join ALOA and register for the convention at the same time through online registration by 7/1/18.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL PACKAGE (5 days) - Includes free PRP/STPRP test sitting (restrictions apply) - 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 $1,195; Non-Members $1,395 (includes a complimentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

WASHINGTON MONUMENT 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 $795; Non-Members $995 (includes a complimentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

SMITHSONIAN 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 $995; Non-Members $1,195 (includes a complimentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

PENTAGON 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 $550; Non-Members $750 (includes a complimentary “Go Green” ALOA SPAI membership) by June 16.

BELTWAY - INDIVIDUAL CLASS (1 day OR 2 half-days) includes breaks and lunches on full-day class (lab fees, if applicable, not included) and two full days of the Security Expo. Lunches provided for those taking both morning and afternoon classes only.ALOA Members $275; Non-Members $375.

NOTE: Please note that some classes may have additional Lab Fees (for special equipment, tools or instructor fees) that are either required, optional or may be an optional after class PRP test.Lab fees are labeled R for Required, O for Optional or P for the option of the after-class test. You can only test on the same elective once at the convention.


CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

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

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

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

FORM

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I understand that at ALOA 2018 I may be photographed while attending classes, the Security Expo and related events.

ALOA Member # _______________________________________________

SAVTA Member # ______________________________________________ Non-MemberPRP/STPRP Status: RL CRL CPL CML CAL CMAL CPS CMST CLL Other ___________________Is this your first ALOA Convention? Yes No

(REQUIRED)Check the box that applies best for each of the following:Will you be attending the Kick-Off Party? Yes No Number of Guests ________ N/AAre you a Business Owner or Employee N/AChoose your purchasing role: Decision Maker or Recommend Products N/ASize of Business: Owner Only 1-3 Employees 4-6 Employees N/AWill you attend the Security Expo: Yes No N/AHow much time will you spend at the Expo: 1-3 Hours 4-6 Hours 7-9 Hours 10 Hours or More N/A

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 NoNon-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) $222 $242 = _______________ Annual dues - International (MDI) $190 $260 = _______________ Annual dues - Retired (MDR) $50 = _______________ Annual dues - IAIL (MIA) $50 = _______________

Please type or print your information. Membership must be current to receive the membership pricing. Packages/Individual Classes: By June 16 After June 16Lincoln Memorial Package (5 days) – Includes free PRP/STPRP test sitting (restrictions apply) (PKG5) Member $1,195 $1,295 = ___________ Non-Member $1,395 $1,495 = ___________ (includes one-year “Go Green” membership for non-members only, effective January 2019. Restrictions apply)

Smithsonian Package (4 days) (PKG4) Member $995 $1,095 = ___________ Non-Member $1,195 $1,295 = ___________ (includes one-year “Go Green” membership for non-members only, effective January 2019. Restrictions apply)

Washington Monument Package (3 days) (PKG3) Member $795 $895 = ___________ Non-Member $995 $1095 = ___________ (includes one-year “Go Green” membership for non-members only, effective January 2019. Restrictions apply) Pentagon Package (2 days) (PKG2) Member $550 $650 = ___________ Non-Member $750 $850 = ___________ (includes one-year “Go Green” membership for non-members only, effective January 2019. Restrictions apply) Beltway - Individual Class (1 day or 2 - 1/2 days) (PKG1) Member $275 $325 = ___________ Non-Member $375 $425 = ___________

A LA CARTE CLASSES (Additional classes offered that are not part of any package)CFDI AND LSFDI TRAINING (Choose a certification) (Class 104/204) 104C - CFDI $1,495 = ___________ 104L - LSFDI $650 = ___________Instructor Training (Classes 113/114/115) 113R $450 = ___________Perfect Raceway Qualified Personnel Program (Class 511) 510R $650 = ___________

101R $150 = ___________ 101O $100 = ___________ 101P $35 = ___________ 103O $25 = ___________ 103P $35 (L05 PRP) = ___________ 105O $25 = ___________ 105P $35 (L13 PRP) = ___________ 106R $125 = ___________ 111R $100 = ___________ 202P $35 (L03 PRP) = ___________ 203O $25 = ___________ 203P $35 (L16 PRP) = ___________ 205O $25 = ___________ 205P $35 (L40 PRP) = ___________ 207O $150 = ___________ 208R $44 = ___________ 212O $125 = ___________ 302P $35 (L04 PRP) = ___________ 303O $25 = ___________ 304O $45 = ___________

304P $35 (L07 PRP) = ___________ 305P $35 (L42 PRP) = ___________ 310P $35 (L44 PRP) = ___________ 311R $100 = ___________ 314P $35 (L08 PRP) = ___________ 315R $50 = ___________ 403O $85 = ___________ 404R $35 = ___________ 405R $25 = ___________ 405O $25 = ___________ 405P $35 (L46 PRP) = ___________ 407A $225 (amp) = ___________ 407O $175 = ___________ 408O $55 = ___________ 409P $35 (L41 PRP) = ___________ 410R $25 = ___________ 410P $35 (L38 PRP) = ___________ 502R $100 = ___________ 510R $25 = ___________ 510P $35 (L39 PRP) = ___________

Fees and Materials: (R) Required (O) Optional (P) PRP TestLab Fees

PRP Resource Guide (PRG) Member $25 x _____ = ___________ Non-Member $35 x _____ = ___________Safe Technician's Reference Manual (STRM) Member $135 = ___________


CLASS AND SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

Submit this form with Registration Form 1.

FORM

2PROFICIENCY REGISTRATION PROGRAM

ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPOTUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

PRP and STPRP

PRP After-Class Elective Test All after-class PRP tests are $35. Mark the appropriate class PRP lab fee on schedule on the previous page. Class will still end at 5 p.m.

PRP EvaluationPRP/STPRP testing is Tues., July 10, 6-10pm. Choose your options on the schedule on page 21. By June 16 After June 16CRL Level testing is L-00 Mandatory and 2 electives Member $90 N/A = ____________ Non-Member $200 N/A = ____________ Included in the purchase of Lincoln Memorial PackageCAL, CEL, and L-00 (Retake) Member $70 N/A = ____________ Non-Member $150 N/A = ____________ Included in the purchase of Lincoln Memorial PackageCMAL (A-01) Level Test - Must already be a CAL Member $135 N/A = ____________ Non-Member $325 N/A = ____________ Included in the purchase of Lincoln Memorial Package

CPL, CML and ElectivesFor after-class PRP electives, see the Fees and Materials section on the previous page. CPL Level, up to 12 Electives Member $135, Non-Member $250 = ____________ CML Level, up to 9 Electives Member $110, Non-Member $225 = ____________ Individual Electives (PRPE) Member $35, Non-Member $50 = ____________

STPRP Evaluation, CPS (SCPS) ALOA/SAVTA Member $90 N/A = ____________ Non-Member $280 N/A = ____________ Included in the purchase of Lincoln Memorial Package

STPRP Evaluation, CMST (SCMS) ALOA/SAVTA Member $135 N/A = ____________ Non-Member $325 N/A = ____________ Included in the purchase of Lincoln Memorial Package

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

Date First Choice (indicate class number)

Second Choice (indicate class number)

Third Choice (indicate class number)

Sunday, July 8

Monday, July 9

Tuesday, July 10

Wednesday, July 11

Wednesday, July11Evening Seminar(Class 440)

Thursday, July 12

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 ______________________________________________________________________

Form of Payment:

Expo, Meetings and Events: By June 16 After June 16Exhibits Only Member (EXH) $10 $15 =______________ Non-Member (EXH) $35 $45 =______________ Non-Locksmith Guest (EXG) $10 $15 =______________ Ages 6-15 (CHD) $5 $10 =______________Kick-Off PartyMember/Non-Member (KOM) FREE FREE No. attending =______________Non-Locksmith Guest (KOG) FREE FREE No. attending =______________


CLASS AND SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

Evaluation ALOA 2018 Convention:Level testing for:

CAL CMAL CRL CPL CML CPS CMST CELIn the listings below, place a check mark to the left of your choices. Below are descriptions of each level and its requirements.

CRL Level: L-00 + two (2) Electives. Choose the mandatory and two (2) Electives. Because of the time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.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.CAL Level: CAL (A-00) Because of time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.CMAL Level: (A-01) Must be a CAL. Because of the time required this cannot be taken with any other selection.

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. If you have passed the L-00 Mandatory, you may choose up to 5 individual electives in order to gain the CRL.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.

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: Networking

Automotive Exams A-00: Certified Automotive Locksmith A-01: Certified Master Automotive Locksmith

Electronics Exams CEL: Certified Electronics Locksmith

STPRP Exams S-00: Certified Professional Safetech S-01: Certified Master Safe Technician

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

Select/CAT#/Elective Name

IMPORTANT: PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ADMITTANCE TO EXAM ROOM.

WARNING:This PRP registration must be received at ALOA by June 16, 2018.

PROFICIENCY REGISTRATION PROGRAM ALOA 2018 CONVENTION & SECURITY EXPO

TUESDAY, JULY 10, 2018 6:00 - 10:00 P.M.

FORM

3Submit this form with Registration Form 1. Do not use this form for after-class PRP exams.

Proof of the PRP/STPRP 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. These certifications separates you from those who claim to be professionals but do not have your knowledge or training. Sitting for an exam that includes the mandatory categories or includes at least 8 electives is approved for a 1/2 point towards the ALOA PRP/STPRP recertification requirements. If you plan to participate in the PRP/STPRP, include the proper fee on the convention registration form, complete the PRP/STPRP registration form and submit it along with your convention registration form.

Those taking the Lincoln Memorial 5-day package may sit for the PRP/STPRP free of charge. Must register for testing before June 16, 2018. Submit test options on the right with your registration.

Note: The PRP Resource Guide and the Safe Technician’s Reference Manual can be ordered on the Registration Form.

NOTE: PRP Elective tests can only be taken once during convention. For example, you cannot take an after-class test PRP Exam and also take that exam at the PRP/STPRP Testing sitting.

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