Content
2 modules
Rating
Instructor
Lewis Green
Price
£372.00 GBP
Description
This is the BTEC ACCREDITED version of the Intruder Alarm Legislation Course
Course Overview
European and British standards, codes of practice, work ethics and insurance issues now form an integral part of everyday operations in the security systems industry. Learn to work safely and legally within this extensive framework of regulations. There are no pre-requisites.
The course is open to all who are involved with the design, installation, ownership, policing and monitoring of electronic intruder alarm systems. The course will give you the confidence and ability to work safely and legally within the current range of laws and other regulations governing the intruder alarm industry.
Objectives
What you will learn
- Security risk assessments
- Gathering necessary information
- Insurers’ requirements
- Grading of intruder alarms
- System proposal procedures
- Siting and locating system components
- Requirements for Police response
- Signalling requirements
- British, European and international standards
- Confirmation and dual path signalling
Learning credits
CPD
5.0
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Intruder Alarms Legislation - BTEC Level 3 - Online Learning
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Intruder Alarm Legislation BTEC Exam
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Some grammatical errors, not sure if all slides should have narration or not, one slide just went blank. Some narration didn't seem to relate to the slide. Exam of 30 minutes when there are written answers isn't long enough
wanst that easy to learn what was expected of you, pretty boring voice and unless you wrote everything down then you will struggle with the test
Most informative, good combination of visual and audio description (clear and concise English too) pus some interactive questions to help and some very good downloads (standards and policy)
there should have been more information about are the questions where presented. e.g. mentioning that they where not all multiple choice
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