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ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS
INSTALLER TRAINING
72 Hour Course
(COURSE NUMBER: SOX 095)
for
Burglar Alarms, Fire Alarms, Closed Circuit Security Cameras, CCTV, Access
Control Systems
and much much more!
This is an intensive, seventy-two hour program. Classes meet
two evenings a week
Starts
FALL 2010
at the
New York City College
of Technology
The City University of New York
300 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
INFORMATION – REGISTRATION
(718) 552-1170
or
cjohnston@citytech.cuny.edu
or
Visit the web site:
www.citytech.cuny.edu/academics/continuinged
This training
program was developed in partnership with the
Metropolitan Burglar & Fire Alarm
Association
This course is designed to train men and women with no previous knowledge
in the industry for entry-level employment in the field of security systems
installation.
The course provides comprehensive
teacher-led instruction in basic security installer topics and skill sets as
well as hands-on experience.
After successful completion of the program,
students will be prepared for employment in the security industry as a
beginning technician or beginning field installer.
The technician
or field installer is someone who installs, maintains, repairs, replaces, tests and
services the operation of security systems in accordance with industry standards
and codes, and local, city and state regulations.
Who Should
Enroll
Attendance in the Electronic Security Systems Installer
Program would be beneficial to:
- Youth (18+) looking for a technical career in an
expanding industry.
- Workers seeking a new career.
- Workers furloughed in mid-life and seeking or training
for more stable employment.
- Individuals seeking skills for a 2nd job.
- Companies who want to train their own entry level
employees.
Note:
Fingerprinting and background checks are standard requirements for employment in
the industry
The Schedule
This is an intensive, seventy-two hour program. Classes meet
two evenings a week as follows:
STARTS
FALL 2010
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
REGISTER NOW BY CALLING 718-552-1170
Course Description
Topics Include: Burglar Alarm
Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Closed Circuit Security Camera Systems, CCTV,
Access Control Systems, Codes & Standards,
Electrical Theory, Test Equipment, Safety, Low Voltage Cabling, Conduits,
Construction Materials/Methods, Wireless Communication, Site Surveys and Planning.
Program
Eligibility
A high school diploma or GED is required
for admission to the program. Those with overseas diploma equivalents must
speak to the program coordinator.
Additional Prerequisites:
Normal color vision and a valid driver’s license are essential. Familiarity
with small hand and power tools is helpful and the ability to work on a ladder
is a must.
Tuition
& Expenses
Installment Payments:
Tuition can be paid in two installments: at registration and at the
beginning of the fourth week. There is no college-based financial aid available
for this program.
MasterCard, Visa, purchase orders and vouchers from private and
public agencies are accepted for payment.
Registration
Applications for admission are accepted at the Continuing Studies Center, or by
mail at NYCCT, 300 Jay St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Attn: Continuing Studies Center.
Phone registration can be accomplished with a MasterCard or Visa card only –
(718) 552-1170.
Individuals should apply early, as there is limited space available in this
program.
Career Services:
Students and recent graduates of this program are eligible for placement
assistance through the Division’s Career Services staff. This includes resume
writing and job search assistance.
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