Basic Construction for Security Professionals
What you'll learn
- Understand the appropriate use of tools and test equipment
- Understand the types of construction environments which may be encountered
- Understand common hardware, cabling, and installation codes and best practices
- Understand safety on a jobsite
Requirements
- No physical security experience required.
Description
Momentum Security Training’s Basic Construction course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of construction. This class is for anyone who will be working inside or on a construction project or site. The course will cover basic tools (hand tools and power tools) and proper use, different types of construction environments, industry best practices, and overall safety while on a construction site. We highly recommend this course before starting and the fundamentals course. This course will lay the groundwork for some terminology in our fundamentals courses.
Momentum Security Training is disrupting the status quo in the physical security industry by providing context-based education that empowers our students to deliver high-quality solutions.
Legacy training has been either manufacturer taught, or peer taught each of which has its own limitations. Today, security training consists of teaching someone how to do something, we are empowering our students to learn WHY it works so that no matter the situation or product there is a deeper understanding of the technology and the theory behind it.
Chris Wilson: A security professional with over 20 years experience in the US security market, from mid-market through enterprise. Experience ranges from senior technician, project manager, and system design engineer/solutions architect. I am an active CSPM (Certified Security Project Manager) and industry expert for system design and best practices/techniques.
Who this course is for:
- Physical Security Technicians or Installers. Anyone working on a construction site.
Instructor
Chris believes it’s about not just staying on the leading edge of technology but building relationships. He applies his collective expertise to create and implement innovative solutions to solve the most complex problems.
A security professional with over 20 years experience in the US security market, from mid-market through enterprise. Experience ranges from a senior technician, project manager, and system design engineer/solutions architect.
Chris is an active CSPM (Certified Security Project Manager) and instructor for the certification and industry expert for system design and best practices/techniques.