2014 Midwest Regional Security Expo and Educational Conference

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1 2014 Midwest Regional Security Expo and Educational Conference Northbrook Hilton March 6-8, 2014 Expo: Saturday, March 8 Delivering innovative physical security solutions.

2 Don t forget to attend our FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Northbrook Hilton CLARK will be giving away an Apple ipad Mini along with other great prizes! Customer Appreciation Event Join us Friday evening at the Northbrook Hilton for food and cocktails at our appreciation event, as we welcome you to our Midwest Regional Security Expo & Educational Conference. When: Friday, March 7, :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Cost: FREE to pre-registered attendees Where: Northbrook Hilton * Must pre-register before 2/18/14 No shows will be billed $ On-site registration will be $ Please note: Although snacks, appetizers and a raffle will be offered at or following most trainings and the Security Expo, due to Federal law and CLARK s internal policies, we are unable to provide these items to government personnel who will be in attendance. Please plan accordingly. Government employees may not participate in the raffle due to various laws and Anixter s internal policies.

3 Contents Thursday, March 6 TH1. Servicing Master / American Locks... 3 TH2. Paxton Dealer Certification... 3 TH3. Introduction to Electronic Access Control... 3 TH4. Medeco XT ecylinder Product Certification... 3 TH5. Medeco X4 Certification... 3 TH6. S&G 2740B Factory Certification Class... 3 TH7. Door Hardware TH8. Motorcycle Locksmithing... 4 TH9. APERIO Seminar... 4 Friday, March 7 FR1. Fundamentals of Commercial Doors and Frames... 4 FR2. IP Video Security Bootcamp... 4 FR3. Life-Safety Codes with ADA... 4 FR4. Basic Low Voltage Electricity for Installers... 5 FR5. Advanced Electronics and Troubleshooting... 5 FR6. X-10 Certification... 5 FR7. Stanley BEST Cylindrical and Mortise Lock Service... 5 FR8. Stanley Precision Exit Devices and Door Closer Applications... 5 FR9. Automotive High Security Locks and Remote Programming with STRATTEC Automotive Service Overview... 6 FR10. CDVI Simple Access Control... 6 FR11. Fire Door Codes FR12. Safe Servicing and Sales... 6 FR13. LocDown School Security and Healthcare Locking / Patient Safety Solutions... 6 FR14. Marketing Your Business Locally Online... 7 Saturday, March 8 SA1. Project LocDown School Security Solutions and SAVI Audit... 7 SA2. Electric Strike Installation... 7 FREE EXPO Saturday, March 8, :00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Registration Forms How to Pick a Class... 2 Hotel Information Frequently Asked Questions ALOA PRP Recertification Requirements & Application Customer Appreciation Event... Front Cover 2014 Security Expo Sponsors...Inside Cover Don t forget to attend our FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Northbrook Hilton Schedule Join us Friday evening for food, music, and fun at our Customer Appreciation Event! Friday, March 7, :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Northbrook Hilton Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin for show and class updates! Please note: Although snacks, appetizers and a raffle will be offered at or following most trainings and the Security Expo, due to Federal law and CLARK s internal policies, we are unable to provide these items to government personnel who will be in attendance. Please plan accordingly. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

4 How to pick a class... RRevenue Generating Courses Would you like to grow your business? Classes designed to expand your core offering and generate new revenue. TH2. Paxton Dealer Certification, pg. 3 TH3. Introduction to Electronic Access Control, pg. 3 TH4. Medeco XT ecylinder Product Certification, pg. 3 TH5. Medeco x4 Certification, pg. 3 TH9. Aperio Seminar, pg. 4 FR2. IP Video Security Bootcamp, pg. 4 FR7. Stanley Best Cylindrical and Mortise Lock Service, pg. 5 FR8. Stanley Precision Exit Devices & Door Closer Applications, pg. 5 FR9. Automotive High Security Locks and Remote Programming with STRATTEC Automotive Service Overview, pg. 6 FR10. CDVI Simple Access Control, pg. 6 FR12. Safe Servicing and Sales, pg. 6 FR13. LocDown School Security and Healthcare Locking / Patient Safety Solutions, pg. 6 FR14. Marketing Your Business Locally Online, pg. 7 SA1. Project LocDown School Security Solutions and SAVI Audit, pg. 7 SA2. Electric Strike Installation, pg. 7 BBeginner Courses New to Locksmithing? Choose from these classes to help you get started in the security industry. TH1. Servicing Master / American Locks, pg. 3 TH3. Introduction to Electronic Access Control, pg. 3 TH7. Door Hardware 101, pg. 4 TH8. Motorcycle Locksmithing, pg. 4 FR1. Fundamentals of Commercial Doors and Frames, pg. 4 FR2. IP Video Security Bootcamp, pg. 4 FR4. Basic Low Voltage Electricity for Installers, pg. 5 FR7. Stanley Best Cylindrical and Mortise Lock Service, pg. 5 FR8. Stanley Precision Exit Devices & Door Closer Applications, pg. 5 FR11. Fire Door Codes 101, pg. 6 FR12. Safe Servicing and Sales, pg. 6 SA2. Electric Strike Installation, pg. 7 AAdvanced Courses Do you want to take your profession to the next level? These classes are designed to help you develop your security knowledge and skills. TH2. Paxton Dealer Certification, pg. 3 TH4. Medeco XT ecylinder Product Certification, pg. 3 TH5. Medeco x4 Certification, pg 3 TH6. S&G 2740B Factory, pg. 3 Certification Class, pg. 3 FR3. Life-Safety Codes with ADA, pg. 4 FR5. Advanced Electronics and Troubleshooting, pg. 5 FR6. X-10 Certification, pg. 5 FR9. Automotive High Security Locks and Remote Programming with STRATTEC Automotive Service Overview, pg. 6 FR10. CDVI Simple Access Control, pg. 6 SA1. Project LocDown School Security Solutions and SAVI Audit, pg. 7 Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

5 Thursday, March 6 TH1. Servicing Master / American Locks Bruce Eagan Master Lock American Lock Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 This is an intensive hands-on class covering the techniques needed to service a variety of Master Lock and American Lock products. The class will focus on commercialgrade products, including the Master ProSeries Padlocks and the American Solid Body Padlocks. It will also include an introduction to the Edge patented key control lock cylinders. Students will also be instructed on the proper techniques required to rekey both Master and American lock cylinders. This class will include padlock service tips and an introduction to master key system design. Students are encouraged to bring reading glasses or magnification assistance if needed to see small parts. Each student will receive copies of the latest Master and American Lock Technical Manuals and the product samples used in the class. TH2. Paxton Dealer Certification Devon Felise Paxton Thursday, March 6, 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. Invest in your company s future and enhance your skills! This hands-on comprehensive class will cover what you need to install, implement, and operate a Paxton online system. All computers and equipment will be provided. You will also gain invaluable knowledge to help you compete more effectively in the marketplace, including new product releases. FREE Customer Appreciation Event! Friday, March 7 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TH3. Introduction to Electronic Access Control Dawn Mavity CLARK Security Products Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. Are you missing out on the growing field of access control? Do you want to grow your business into an area where mass merchants can t compete? This class will teach basic electricity and circuits, the components of an access control system, and how to determine the correct electronic locking hardware for each application. Attendees will also be given the opportunity to wire-up a complete access control system consisting of a keypad power supply and electric locking hardware. Required Materials: Small Phillips head screwdriver, small flathead screwdriver, wire strippers, and voltage meter. Approved for 1 point toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. TH4. Medeco XT ecylinder Product Certification Ann McCrady Assa Abloy Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $55.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $65.00 This class is designed for those who want to become more familiar with Medeco s ecylinder product line in general and gain in-depth information on Medeco XT. We will discuss the features, benefits, and capabilities of Medeco XT, as well as system requirements and basic software training for standalone and web. Students will learn how to use the electronic control key to insert an SFIC core, as well as hands-on programming. Product samples will be available for review. Lunch Tickets will be provided for all single classes that run from 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. and for attendees who purchase two half-day classes on the same day. Classes TH1 TH6 TH5. Medeco x4 Certification Ann McCrady Assa Abloy Thursday, March 6, 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $55.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $65.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. This class covers the design and operation of Classic KeyMark and Medeco x4 products. Hands-on exercises include calculating an A2 pinning matrix, decoding a Medeco x4 key, and pinning a small format interchangeable core to the decoded key, control key, and master key. Other styles of interchangeable core cylinders to retrofit Corbin Russwin, Sargent, Schlage, and Yale are included with pinning information as well as cam locks and other types of cylinders. A brief overview of Medeco ecylinders for SFIC applications is also covered. TH6. S&G 2740B Factory Certification Class Elliott Connor S&G Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. The Sargent & Greenleaf model 2740-B safe lock was engineered and designed to meet Federal Specification FF-L-2740B and is approved for use in protecting our Nation s classified materials. The manufacturer requires that technicians successfully complete this approved training program to be listed in their 2740 technician database. This is a hands-on factory authorized course that provides instruction on installation, operation, servicing, and trouble shooting on both the model A and the model B. Class instruction also covers the factory authorized techniques for lock neutrilization. At the conclusion of the class, a student must score a minimum of 80% on the manufacturer s designed exam to become a registered technician with Sargent and Greenleaf. FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

6 Classes TH7 FR3 TH7. Door Hardware 101 GR Zechman Allegion Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $75.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $85.00 Continental breakfast and lunch provided. During this nuts and bolts program, we will discuss an entire door assembly. We will focus on door hardware products, product application, installation, maintenance, and repair. Ensuring a well rounded discussion, we will address Fire/ Life Safety and ADA codes as they relate to door hardware. Hang the door: Hinges and hinge options The effect of improperly swinging doors on hardware and how to correct Secure the door: Locksets; cylindrical, mortise, electronic, problems, and resolution Exit devices; different styles, adjustment, and maintenance Flush bolts and options Control the door: Door closers; surface, concealed Coordinators Protect the door: Door stops Protection plates TH8. Motorcycle Locksmithing Ed Woods, CML, CPS, CAL ALOA Thursday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. Students will learn the basic terminology, skills, proper application of tools and other critical information necessary for the practice of professional and profitable motorcycle lock service. During the clinic, students will disassemble, examine, and reassemble motorcycle ignition, tank, fork, helmet, and compartment locks of many types and designs. Students will check each other s work upon completion of each task. During the lecture,students will become familiar with the various manufacturers products and key systems, review the various methods of key generation, and, based on the various circumstances presented to them by the instructor, determine the fastest and most practical method of key generation and execute the method. We will cover most of the major cycle manufacturers more prevalent lock systems. Students wishing to participate more fully are invited to bring a laptop with a motorcycle key code database installed, a selection of bench tools and lock picks, a clamp-on vise, and motorcycle locks that may have challenged them in the past. Approved for 1.0 point toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. TH9. Aperio Seminar Russ Anderson ALOA Thursday, March 6, 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) FREE Join us for this FREE seminar that will introduce integrators to the ASSA ABLOY Aperio wireless protocol and locksets. Attendees will learn how the family of wireless locks offers solutions to common installation problems. The Aperio wireless locksets include mortise locks, cabinet locks, server cabinet locks, and wireless readers. Friday, March 7 FR1. Fundamentals of Commercial Doors and Frames Dave Goetzinger Assa Abloy Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $55.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $65.00 This class will review the basics of Commercial Doors and Frames to give students a better understanding of commercial door openings. We will review steel door construction, door preps, door elevations, core types, and specialty. We will discuss steel frames in detail, including profiles, hardware preps, and fire labeling. We will examine wood door types, decorative surfaces, and specifications. Finally, we will discuss basic nomenclature for commercial doors. Approved for.5 point toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. FR2. IP Video Security Bootcamp Tim Hsu - Lilin Friday, March 7, 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. LILIN USA s IP Bootcamp is designed to educate and train security installers on IP configuration and setup. This practical, handson, IP video training is ideal for those making the dreaded migration from Analog to IP. In this course and product presentation, LILIN USA focuses on demystifying network video, allowing integrators and installers to open their line of business to a whole other market. By the end of the session, you will have setup a complete IP system, and understand the components involved in a cost effective HD IP solution.it s just that easy! IP Bootcamp is an educational course utilizing easy-to-use LILIN products to clarify how simple IP can really be. We encourage all attendees to take advantage of this event by bringing any projects and/or inquiries for consultation. This course will include an introduction to IP terms and facts, as well as provide reason for upgrading from Analog to IP. Briefing standard IP system architecture and the benefits of PoE, this live and interactive training will have even the most elementary installer leave feeling confident in IP. FR3. Life-Safety Codes with ADA Keith Whiting CML, CFL, CFDI ALOA Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. This class is a must for the 21st Century locksmith/security professional. The class will cover the new International Building Code, IBC 2006 Chapters 3, 4, 10, and 11, The National Fire Protection Association, NFPA , NFPA , Underwriters Laboratories product listings, and ADA Act of Each student will leave with a clear understanding of how the building and fire codes work. Each student will receive a manual for a future reference guide. $45 manual included in class fee. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

7 Approved for 1 point toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. FR4. Basic Low Voltage Electricity for Installers Russ Anderson Assa Abloy EMS Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $55.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $65.00 This entry-level course is designed to educate the participants in the basic electronic knowledge needed to wire an electronic locking system. The class includes a balance of instructional and hands-on exercises. The following subjects will be covered: Key figures in electricity Voltage, current, and resistance Electronic circuits AC & DC electricity Switches and relays Fail safe/fail secure lock wiring Electronic components Use of multimeters Approved for 0.4 points toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. FR5. Advanced Electronics and Troubleshooting Russ Anderson Assa Abloy EMS Friday, March 7, 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $55.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $65.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. This course is designed for participants with previous basic electronic knowledge and use of a multimeter. Covered in this course are advanced access control and system wiring techniques, installation, and product troubleshooting. The class includes instructional and hands-on exercises covering the following subjects: Creating wiring diagrams Fire alarm interface Fail safe lock system wiring Fail secure lock system wiring Basic system troubleshooting Power supply troubleshooting Magnetic lock and electric strike troubleshooting Touch sense bar troubleshooting Digital keypad troubleshooting Basic access control systems troubleshooting NOTE: FR4 Basic Low Voltage Electricity for Installers is a pre-requisite for this class. Previous attendees of the Low Voltage for Installers class need not repeat the class. Approved for 0.4 points toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. FR6. X-10 Certification Cliff Shafer Kaba Access Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. This certification course provides in-depth training for installation, operation, and programming of the X-10 lock and presents the differences between it and the X-09. Class instruction will cover: How to properly install the X-10 How to set up the lock in various modes of operation How to change combinations Recognize and clear error conditions in the lock Auditing procedures and basic troubleshooting How to program and operate the lock in single, dual, and supervisor/subordinate modes All tools will be provided and students will receive a training workbook and product material. A multiple-choice exam will be given at the end of the course. Students must score 76% or higher to obtain certification. Students passing the exam will be certified in both the X-09 and X-10 locks. Maximum class size: 15. You can win an Apple ipad mini from CLARK at the Security Expo and many other great prizes! Classes FR4 FR8 FR7. Stanley Best Cylindrical and Mortise Lock Service Bob Karrer & Leo Hancock Stanley BEST Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Do you want to grow your top line? Then this course is for you! In this training, we will explore the applications and functions of the BEST and Stanley Commercial Hardware Cylindrical and Mortise Lock products through an instructor-led handson experience. Moreover, students will learn about how Stanley Security s recent change in the business model can impact your incremental business and market share growth. Topics for these applications and functions include: Overview of the applications and functions Installation Maintenance Troubleshooting Changing hands of mortise locks Changing functions of BEST mortise locks Stanley Security overview FR8. Stanley Precision Exit Devices & Door Closer Applications Bob Karrer & Leo Hancock Stanley BEST Friday, March 7, 1:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. During this training, we will take a hands-on exploration of Stanley Security exit devices and door closers, which includes the Precision Hardware, Stanley Closers, and Stanley Commercial Hardware product lines. Students will also learn how Stanley Security s recent change in the business model can impact your incremental business and market share growth. The topics for this exploration include: Applications Hand change Function change Troubleshooting and repair Accessories and options Mullions Stanley Security overview Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

8 Classes FR9 - FR13 FR9. Automotive High Security Locks and Remote Programming with STRATTEC Automotive Service Overview Ed Woods, CML, CPS, CAL ALOA Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $ Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $ Continental breakfast and lunch provided. This class is for the locksmith interested in taking key generation to the next level. The Iocks in this class will be 2-track, 4-track, and Tibbe. We will be generating keys from scratch for GM, Ford, Mercedes, BMW, Honda, VW, Lexus, and Saab. Tools from Lishi, Determinator, A-1, and HPC will be used for this task. In the afternoon portion of this class, we will bring you up-to-date on vehicle platforms that STRATTEC services, including GM, Ford, and Chrysler LLC. The GM and Ford portions will include hands-on pinning of the new side mill ignitions and freewheeling door locks for both GM and Ford. Four total locks will be pinned and several decoded using tools. Lock and key technology updates will be covered, including current trends and future applications from the Big 3. We will review what is serviced by STRATTEC for the model year vehicles, as well as the STRATTEC online resources. Prerequisite: This is not a beginners class. Students taking this class should have knowledge of basic three dimensional lock design from either first-hand experience or from taking other automotive high security classes. Maximum class size: 20 (due to the amount of hands-on training). Approved for 1 point toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. Lunch Tickets will be provided for all single classes that run from 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. and for attendees who purchase two half-day classes on the same day. FR10. CDVI Simple Access Control Jorge Carvajal CDVI Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 No longer fear putting electronic devices at the door! Why hand over your valued customer and revenue source to your competitor? This class will cover the installation specifics of a reader, electric strike, magnetic contact, and request to exit at the door. (The only four items required to make an access system work!) It will also cover how to hook up a basic controller and how to program the system using a simple web browser. Let CDVI show you how easy it is to put an electronic access control system together and how you can start earning new revenue today! FR11. Fire Door Codes 101 GR Zechman Allegion Friday, March 7, 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. Application of the correct hardware is important for the safety of individuals in a building. The ability to enter and egress a building safely and easily is critical, particularly to people with physical disabilities. We will review three primary topics of the International Building Code: 1. NFPA the ability to exit a building 2. NFPA 80 Fire Life Protection 3. ADA Americans with Disabilities Act Knowing CODE basics will give you the confidence to make sound security decisions that are up to code and that keep building occupants safe. FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. FR12. Safe Servicing and Sales Matt Baroody - Gardall Friday, March 7, 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $25.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $35.00 Learn the ins and outs of safe service and sales, from the inner workings of a combination dial to proven sales techniques that will help you improve business in any shop. In this class we will be focusing on construction of safes and locks, setting combinations, changing a lock, a verbal tutorial on drilling and other opening techniques (sorry, no power tools in this class), and explanations of U.L. labels and why they are important. We will combine all the skills learned in this class to increase your safe sales. We will include diagrams, sales materials, and handson demonstrations so you can get a real feel for the products and the language used when discussing safes with other professionals in the industry and to your potential customer base. FR13. LocDown School Security and Healthcare Locking / Patient Safety Solutions Ray Krispin Marks Friday, March 7, 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) $20.00 Late Registration (after 02/18/14) $30.00 Afternoon refreshments provided. Attendees will gain a complete understanding of the life safety issues that confront our nation s school systems on a daily basis, as well as solutions provided by Marks USA to help achieve their goals of student security and community peace of mind. The Healthcare Locking / Patient Safety Solution segment will address a primary concern of psychiatric facilities and any large hospital system. Patient safety is a potential liability issue faced by all healthcare facilities that house psychiatric patients on a long- or short-term basis. Ligature-resistant hardware as well as other locking products will be discussed, offering the attendee a wide range of solutions to provide their healthcare customer base. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, Inc., an Anixter company - 6 -

9 FR14. Marketing Your Business Locally Online RevLocal Friday, March 7, 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) FREE Late Registration (after 02/18/14) FREE This FREE seminar will show you options in creating or improving your online presence and gain you more local business using the internet. You ll learn how to improve your search results on Google, Bing, and Yelp and how to better use social media to grow your business. Don t try to do it alone...we can help you! Saturday, March 8 SA1. Project LocDown School Security Solutions and SAVI Audit Mark Scanlan Alarm Lock Saturday, March 8, 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) FREE Late Registration (after 02/18/14) FREE Schools, colleges, and educational facilities of all sorts and sizes, and everyone associated with them, are eagerly seeking security expertise to increase their safety. In direct response, Alarm Lock is offering an educational presentation on School Security LocDown Solutions, entitled Project LocDown. We will show you how to become their security expert and answer their questions and needs using our new brandagnostic, Security Access-Control Verification Index or SAVI School Audit tool. Learn what today s schools need most: What questions the purchase-influencers are asking, what challenges they have to overcome, and what solutions they can implement to best help them secure their campus against unauthorized visitors, attack and/or active shooter situations sadly prevalent in media headlines. We can show you a tiered solutions approach, for any application and any budget, and teach you how to use the objective SAVI Audit to provide them with quantitative measures and actionable steps to take, using a broad spectrum of security technologies. SA2. Electric Strike Installation Russ Anderson Assa Abloy EMS Saturday, March 8, 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Early Registration (before 02/18/14) FREE Late Registration (after 02/18/14) FREE Students will be shown the easiest techniques for cutting and installing an electric strike into a hollow metal door frame. Cutting tool selection and use of the HES metal template kit is demonstrated. Students will be allowed to individually measure and cut in a strike. With instructional and hands-on exercises covering the following subjects: Electric strike application and selection Frame and door types Fail safe to fail secure conversion of HES strikes 12 to 24 volt strike conversion Using the HES catalog Installation techniques Safety Hands-on installation of electric strikes Maximum class size: 12 Approved for 0.2 points toward the ALOA PRP recertification requirements. FREE Customer Appreciation Event! Friday, March 7 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Classes FR14 SA2 You can win an Apple ipad Mini from CLARK at the Security Expo!* Stick around until 2:45 p.m. at the Expo on Saturday, March 8, for your chance to win an Apple ipad Mini and other great prizes! * Grand prize drawing from tickets obtained for Expo purchases made on March 8, Must be present to win. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

10 Midwest Regional Security Expo & Educational Conference March 6-8, 2014 Anyone not checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start time may lose their space. All classes to be held at the: Northbrook Hilton *Company Name: *Acct. #: (If you don t have a CLARK account, please call Rick Kehrer at ) *Address: *City: *State: *Zip: *Telephone: ( ) Fax: ( ) * Address: * Required Field (NOTE: MUST have Acct # to register for CLASSES, but not required if ONLY attending SECURITY EXPO.) (Please PRINT names LEGIBLY as you would like to see them on your badge and certif icates.) FREE Customer Attending Name of Attendee(s): Class Code: **Event Security Expo YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO YES / NO Please choose method of payment: 1. Bill CLARK Account : YES P.O. # 2. Check enclosed for $ Check # 3. Please charge my (check one): Visa MasterCard Amex Discover Card #: Expires: / CVS Code: (Found on the back of your CC or front of your AMEX) Authorized by: Total: $ Print Name: Billing Address (if not same as above): Fax this registration form to Linda Ruiz at , form to linda.ruiz@, or mail this form with payment to: Attn: Events, CLARK Security Products, 4775 Viewridge Ave, San Diego, CA Payment for all classes must be received in advance. Open account and credit cards will be accepted as payment options. No cash payments, please. 25% charge for any cancelled class within one week of the class. All classes subject to change. CLARK account required for Security Expo purchases. Visit www. and click-on New Customer on the upper right corner to set up an account. A badge will be made for you on-site. ** No shows will be billed $ On-site registration will be $ FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Reg. Date Sales Conf./Badge Posted Inv.# Fax these pages to Linda Ruiz at: Fax: or to linda.ruiz@ Linda Ruiz 4775 Viewridge Ave. San Diego, CA phone events fax linda.ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

11 Midwest Regional Security Expo & Educational Conference March 6-8, 2014 Anyone not checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start time may lose their space. All classes to be held at the: Northbrook Hilton Company Name: Acct. #: Thursday, March 6, 2014 Code Time Class Name Instructor Before 2/18 After 2/18 # Attending_ Total Amount TH1 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Servicing Master Lock and American Locks Bruce Eagan $25.00 $35.00 TH2 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Paxton Dealer Certification Devon Felise $25.00 $35.00 TH3 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Introduction to Electronic Access Control Dawn Mavity $ $ TH4 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Medeco XT ecylinder Product Certification Ann McCrady $55.00 $65.00 TH5 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Medeco X4 Certification Ann McCrady $55.00 $65.00 TH6 8:00 am - 5:00 pm S&G 2740B Certification Elliott Connor $ $ TH7 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Door Hardware 101 GR Zechman $75.00 $85.00 TH8 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Motorcycle Locksmithing Ed Woods $ $ TH9 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm APERIO Seminar Russ Anderson FREE FREE Friday, March 7, 2014 FR1 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Fundamentals of Commercial Doors and Frames Dave Goetzinger $55.00 $65.00 FR2 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm IP Video Security Bootcamp Tim Hsu $25.00 $35.00 FR3 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Life Safey Codes with ADA Keith Whiting $ $ FR4 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Basic Low Voltage Electricity for Installers Russ Anderson $55.00 $65.00 FR5 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Advanced Electronics and Troubleshooting Russ Anderson $55.00 $65.00 FR6 8:00 am - 5:00 pm X-10 Certification Cliff Shafer $ $ FR7 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Stanley BEST Cylindrical and Mortise Lock Service B. Karrer & L. Hancock $25.00 $35.00 FR8 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Stanley Precision Exit Devices and Door Closer Applications B. Karrer & L. Hancock $25.00 $35.00 FR9 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Automotive High Security Locks and Remote Programming with STRATTEC Automotive Service Overview Ed Woods $ $ FR10 8:00 am - 12:00 pm CDVI Simple Access Control Jorge Carvajal $25.00 $35.00 FR11 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Fire Door Codes 101 GR Zechman $25.00 $35.00 FR12 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Safe Servicing and Sales Matt Baroody $25.00 $35.00 fr13 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm LocDown School Security and Healthcare Locking / Patient Safety Solutions Ray Krispin $20.00 $30.00 FR14 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Marketing Your Business Locally Online RevLocal FREE FREE CAP 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Customer Appreciation Event* FREE FREE* Saturday, March 8, 2014 SA1 8:00 am - 10:00 am Project LocDown School Security Solutions and SAVI Audit Mark Scanlan FREE FREE SA2 8:00 am - 10:00 am Electric Strike Installation Russ Anderson FREE FREE EXP 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Midwest Regional Expo FREE FREE _ FREE Total $ * No shows will be billed $ On-site registration will be $ Lunch vouchers are now provided for all single classes that run from 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. and for attendees who purchase 2 half-day classes on the same day. Please note: Although snacks, appetizers and a raffle will be offered at or following most trainings and the Security Expo, due to Federal law and CLARK s internal policies, we are unable to provide these items to government personnel who will be in attendance. Please plan accordingly. Fax these pages to Linda Ruiz at: Fax: or to linda.ruiz@ Linda Ruiz 4775 Viewridge Ave. San Diego, CA phone events fax linda.ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

12 Frequently Asked Questions and Hotel Information Are the Security Expo and classes free? Yes and no. The Security Expo is free, but there is a charge for classes. Pricing for classes depends on the class and whether it is a fullor half-day class. What does early registration or pre-registration mean? CLARK Security Products stops ing out confirmations after February, 18, Customers registered before this date are considered pre-registered or to have been registered early. Customers attending classes should still send in their registration forms to help with class counts. This will ensure that you are informed if a class is full or cancelled. Customers wanting to go to the Security Expo only should still send in their registration form to aid in food counts. Bring a business card or your already filled out registration form to check in faster. Everyone needs to be checked in and have a badge to get into the Security Expo. How can I find out if a class is still available? Call Linda Ruiz ( ) or ask your branch for a list of available classes. In the two weeks prior to the Security Expo, class availability changes daily, so remember to check before you send in your registration form. Do I have to register ahead of time for classes? Yes. It is very important that all class registration forms are ed to linda.ruiz@ or faxed to Linda Ruiz at up until the day before the class. We need to make sure that the class isn t full or canceled in order to ensure your enrollment in each class. How can I pay for classes? Open account customers can pay by account (billing happens the week after the Security Expo). COD customers must pay with a check or credit card either beforehand or at class sign-up. Cash payments are not accepted. Will I get any confirmation of what I am taking? Yes, confirmation will be sent via only. No confirmations will be sent after February, 18, Please still send in your registration forms. (See question Do I have to register ahead of time?) Badges will be made on site. What if I want to change classes at the last minute? linda.ruiz@ or call Linda Ruiz ( ) or your local CLARK Security Products branch to check on class availability. Last minute add-ons will have certificates mailed to them after the show. If I can t go to a class, can I send someone in my place? Yes. linda.ruiz@ or call Linda Ruiz ( ) to change the name of the class attendee. We will mail a new certificate after the Security Expo. Is there a charge if I want to cancel a class? linda.ruiz@ or call Linda Ruiz ( ) to cancel any classes. You will be charged a 25% cancellation fee for any classes canceled within one week of the class, based on the original class fee. Where do I go to check in for classes on site? Check-in for the CLARK Security Products classes will be inside the Northbrook Hilton, to the right of the main lobby. Do I have to register ahead of time for the Security Expo? No. However, it will be faster at check-in if you register ahead of time. Everyone needs to check in before entering the show. Do I need an account to get into the Security Expo? No. However, you cannot make purchases at the Security Expo without having an account with CLARK Security Products. How do I pay for purchases at the Security Expo on Saturday? Open account customers can pay by account (billing happens the week after the Security Expo). COD customers must pay with a check or credit card. Northbrook Hilton Phone When making reservations, please inform the Northbrook Hilton that you are affiliated with the CLARK Security Products Security Expo group in order to receive the discounted rate listed below. $ taxes and resort fee Reservations must be made by 02/14/14, or before the group rooms are sold out, so do not delay. Rooms are subject to availability. Parking is free. Area Airports and Driving Directions Take I-94 East to 294 North, Exit on Willow Road West to the first intersection, which is Sanders Road, turn left to the first street, which is Winkelman Road, turn right. Go down two blocks, Hotel is on the right side. Chicago-O Hare International Airport Distance from hotel: 12 miles Drive time: 20 minutes Directions: Take Interstate 294 North to Willow Road exit. Travel West to Milwaukee Avenue and go South to the Hotel. Palwaukee Municipal Airport Distance from hotel: 1 mile Drive time: 3 minutes Directions: Travel South on Milwaukee. Hotel is located less than one mile on the left-hand side. Chicago Midway Airport Distance from hotel: 40 miles Drive time: 1 hour Directions: Take Interstate 55 South to 294 North. Exit on Willow Road. Travel West to Milwaukee Avenue South to the Hotel. *These directions were taken directly from the Northbrook Hilton website. CLARK Security Products is not responsible for errors in these directions. Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

13 Based on class attendance, class times may run shorter or longer than the published end time. Anyone NOT checked in for a class within 15 minutes of the start Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

14 ALOA PRP Recertification Program The security industry is in a constant state of evolution. To protect the integrity and advance the professionalism of the CRL, CPL, and CML designations, the ALOA Board of Directors through the ALOA Education Department (AED) has mandated that all holders of ALOA certifications achieved after January 1, 2006 pursue professional development and continuing education in order to maintain proficiency and credibility. Those that achieved their designations prior to January 1, 2006 are exempt from the AED requirement for recertification; however, to remain a member of ALOA, they will have to comply with the ALOA Active membership requirement to have and maintain an ALOA recognized certification. Recertification requirements established by the AED involve obtaining a specified number of credits (16 pts within three years), in areas such as education, training, writing, and volunteer leadership in locksmith/security and business management associations. The AED will review and revise activities approved for credit as appropriate. CLARK Security Products will forward a roster of students for each training activity to the AED so that the information can be entered into the ALOA members database records. Recertification activity must be submitted to the ALOA Education Department every three years for holders of the CRL, CPL, and CML designations. Certification holders will be required to submit a recertification activity form prior to the expiration of their current certification. While documentation other than the activity form will not be required, the Certification holder may be asked to submit backup documentation when requested. For further information contact ALOA Education Department: (800) x101 education@aloa.org Professional Certification Information As an international trade association, ALOA recognizes professionalism and proficiency among locksmiths and safe technicians by granting the designations Registered Locksmith (RL), Certified Registered Locksmith (CRL), Certified Professional Locksmith (CPL), Certified Master Locksmith (CML), Certified Professional SafeTech (CPS), and Certified Master SafeTech (CMST). Available to all locksmiths and safe technicians, the Proficiency Registration Program (PRP) evaluates, through participation tracking and testing, the educational and technical competence of dedicated individuals in a wide range of subjects including; Automotive locksmithing, General locksmithing, Electronic Access Control, and Safe and Vault service. Registered Locksmith (RL) The designation for Registered Locksmith is - RL. John Doe, RL, was grand fathered into the program at its inception in 1985 (this grandfather program is no longer available) or is an active locksmith who has received twelve ALOA Education Units (AEU) by completing twelve ALOA Continuing Education (ACE) Classes consisting of eight hours each. An RL is recognized for training or experience, but is not tested or certified. This is not a path for advanced certification levels. Certified Registered Locksmith (CRL) The first level of locksmith certification is Certified Registered Locksmith (CRL). A Certified Registered Locksmith has passed the ten mandatory categories, as well as at least two specialized electives of his choice. A CRL has a good working knowledge of general locksmithing. To achieve this first level of certification, a passing grade (70%+) is required on the mandatory section and any two electives. Certified Professional Locksmith (CPL) The second level of locksmith certification is Certified Professional Locksmith (CPL). A Certified Professional Locksmith has earned the CRL designation and has successfully completed an additional twelve elective categories. A CPL has an advanced knowledge of general locksmithing and of many specialized areas. To achieve this intermediate level of certification, a passing grade is required on each of any twelve additional electives. Note: This information was taken directly from ALOA s website ( CLARK Security Products is not responsible for errors in this information. Certified Master Locksmith (CML) The highest level of locksmith certification is Certified Master Locksmith (CML). A Certified Master Locksmith has reached the highest level of ALOA s Proficiency Registration Program and has successfully demonstrated proficiency in ninety percent of the available categories of the Proficiency Registration Program. A CML has advanced knowledge of most areas of locksmithing and electronic security. To achieve this highest level of certification, a passing grade is required on each of any nine of the remaining electives. Locksmith Certification Categories The Proficiency Registration Program currently consists of thirty-five categories, ten of which are mandatory. The mandatory categories are: Codes and Code Equipment Cylinder Servicing Key Blank Identification Key Duplication Key Impressioning Prof. Lock Opening Techniques The remaining twenty-five categories are electives that may be selected according to each locksmith s field of specialization or expanding knowledge. This number will vary as technology changes. Each elective contains between twenty-five and forty questions, depending on the subject covered. The elective categories are: Domestic Automotive Foreign Automotive Door Closers Life Safety Codes High Security Cylinder Servicing Special Application Cylinder Servicing Tubular Key Cylinder Servicing Basic Electricity Exit Hardware and Exit Alarms Keyless Mechanical Locks Lever Tumbler/Non-Safe Deposit Locks Motorcycle Locks Lockset Functions Lockset Servicing Basic Master Keying Cabinet, Furniture, and Mailbox Locks Safe Combination Locks Safe Deposit Locks Time Locks Lockset Installation Advanced Master Keying Safe Installation Safe Opening and Servicing Small Format Interchangeable Core Large Format Interchangeable Core Electromechanical Access Control Related Door Hardware Alarms Detention Locking Systems Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_MIDWEST-Packet_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc

15 CLARK Security Products is a leading wholesale distributor of door hardware, key systems, CCTV, access control, and security solutions. We partner with leading manufacturers to stock over 25,000 items in 16 distribution centers nationwide. Through our recent partnership with Anixter, a leading global distributor of communications and security products, we provide our customers with a broad range of innovative security solutions. Linda.Ruiz@

16 4775 Viewridge Avenue San Diego, CA Customer Appreciation Event When: Friday, March 7, :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Cost: FREE to pre-registered attendees Where: Northbrook Hilton Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin for show and class updates! Don t forget to attend our FREE Security Expo! Saturday, March 8 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Northbrook Hilton CLARK Security Products is a leading wholesale distributor of door hardware, key systems, CCTV, access control, and security solutions. We partner with leading manufacturers to stock over 25,000 items in 16 distribution centers nationwide. Through our recent partnership with Anixter, a leading global distributor of communications and security products, we provide our customers with a broad range of innovative security solutions. Linda.Ruiz@ Expo_CHI-Packetcover_ CLARK Security Products, a division of Anixter Inc.