Aimed at everyone involved in the security sector, the Tavcom Training Centre will help security professionals fully understand the meaning of IP – including its benefits and limitations – in an educational yet informal manner.
During the highly informative practical sessions, visitors are encouraged to ask questions and engage with independent specialists without any undue pressure being placed upon them.
The Tavcom Training sessions include:
Experts on hand at IFSEC 2011
Martin Kane BSc (Eng) LCGI MIET is technical director of ECS Ltd. A graduate and professionally qualified engineer, Martin’s experience within the electronic security field covers intruder alarms, access control and closed circuit television and spans 30 years.
His extensive knowledge has been gained in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Far East and the Americas in a variety of sectors: government, military, health service, blue chip companies, banking and education.
Martin’s role is to provide independent advice and support in a variety of fields: electronic design, security system design, security system fault analysis, surveying, equipment assessment, expert witness testimony, risk analysis and training.
He regularly contributes papers and technical articles on electronic security systems to trade journals and lectures at colleges of further education and universities.
Eur Ing Jon Laws BSc CEng MIEEE is an independent CCTV systems design and planning specialist providing services for project management, commissioning, assessment and expert witness.
Laws regularly teaches intermediate and advanced CCTV training courses for Tavcom Training. The courses are provided for installers, consultants, suppliers and end users, covering everything from covert operations to major motorway and town centre systems.
IFSEC 2011 Tavcom Training Centre timetable
Monday 16 May
Tuesday 17 May
Wednesday 18 May
Thursday 19 May
Up-to-speed on IP technology
James Blue, director of the fire and security portfolios at UBM Live, explained: “Tavcom Training and IFSEC have combined forces this year to ensure that everyone involved in the security sector is fully up-to-speed on IP technology and what it can do for their business and the security industry as a whole. The Tavcom Training Theatre will appeal to those who want to gain insights into IP solutions in a friendly and informal atmosphere.”
Visit the Tavcom Training Centre at Stand I90 in Hall 5. There is limited availability, however, and therefore sessions are on a first come, first served basis.
For further details on the Tavcom Training Centre visit the website (a dedicated link is provided on the right hand panel of this page)
Taking place from 16-19 May at the NEC in Birmingham UK, IFSEC 2011 will witness visitors from all disciplines within the security market able to indulge in exceptional educational content and engage with key decision-makers and industry experts at what is the security sector’s premier event.
IFSEC 2011 is co-located with The Facilities Show, Safety & Health Expo and International Firex. All are free to attend for all pre-registered visitors.
For further information on IFSEC 2011, its features or to register for your free pass, please visit www.ifsec.co.uk
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