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MLA Expo 17 featuring The Garage - Training Information (V2)

MLA Expo - Training As usual, MLA Expo will feature a significant amount of training and the MLA are delighted to announce details for the training schedule due to take place at the event taking place at the Telford International Centre from the 6th to the 8th of October. Whilst details are subject to change, initial information shows Courses/Seminars offered will be offered in the areas of General Locksmithing (to include non-destructive entry, Lock ID, UPVC related training, High security cylinders, abrasive wheel certification, tool sharpening an overview of the BLI exam, auto gates), as well as Safes. On top of these there will be a variety of business related seminars (including Social Media) that will also be run.


Expo 17 will also see a new area, dedicated to auto Locksmithing called The Garage

The Garage will also feature its own training programme. As well as the auto specific training courses outlined in this document there will also be various demonstrations and seminars being run by exhibitors in the Garage Seminar Area in Hall 1. Keep an eye out for the information on these events that will be promoted on a screen next to the seminar area. To secure your place on any of the courses you will need to book in advance. If there are any spaces still available then they may be sold on the day at the MLA stand however this is not guaranteed so if you definitely want to attend a specific course we strongly recommend you book.

MLA Expo 2017 – Training Overview


Newport 1 Newport 2 Ryton Atcham Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2) Ludlow A Ludlow B In Hall on Vehicle Area (Hall 1)9.30AM 9.30AM

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FRIDAY

FRIDAY

F1 - Abrasive Wheel Certification - J Harding

F2 - 114 Turner Staddon Pick - J Turner

F3 - Allegion's SimonsVoss MobileKey: Bringing new revenue

streams for Locksmiths, Installers and Contractors

F4 - Fault Finding on Access Control - C Taylor & S Griffiths

F5 - VW Immo box to clocksF8 - How to think Like a Burglar - improve your surveying skills - Prof R

Armitage and Chris Joyce

F9 - Silca -Basic

F10 - Datatag – why, what & how and the techologies

F11 - Mercedes Sprinter W608 2006>2016 Lost Keys & Spare Key

production

F23 - Silca - Advanced

F14 - AVDI: BMW F15 - Intro to Transponders - How to avoid the money pit

Sa6 - Advanced Transponders - The Secret Life of Keys

Sa7 - VAG 2015 Lock PickingSa5 - ERA - Alarms & Smart Security

Sa8 - Trucks - lost keys

F6 - VAG 2015 Lock Picking

F7 - Trucks - lost keys

F17 - Lock Related Standards - J Freeman

F18 - Drill & Chisel Sharpening - J Harding & C Taylor

F19 - X Horse - Providing Mercedes Keys using XHorse equipment

ALA Auto ExamF20 - How to pass the BLI Exam - G

Eckersall

F21 - Mr Li - Lishi PickingF22 -Fire Doors & the law - Neil

Ashdown

F16 - High Security Cylinders and Lever Lock picking/decoding - R

Barratt & P Horton

F12 -Social Media Masterclass; Facebook Advertising and maximising

engagement - James Farrell

Sa13 - UPVC Tilt & Slide - A Kennedy & M Maloney Sa14 - Bramah - Working on Bramah

Locks

SATURDAY

SATURDAY

Sa1 - Furniture Locks - Peter WosahloSa2 - Safe Lock Servicing - C Taylor &

G EckersallSa3 - Peter Field - High Security

Cylinders; a forensic view

Sa4 - A Day of Hints & Tips from a Professional Safe Engineer - J Drake

Sa9 - Codelocks - Smart Lock Training

Sa10 - Overview of OEM Interfaces & Software - Maverick Diagnostics Ltd

Sa11 - Mr Li - Lishi Picking

SA22 - Lock ID through the Keyhole - S Griffiths

Sa12 - Silca -"Master"

Sa25 - Mercedes Sprinter W608 2006>2016 Lost Keys & Spare Key

productionSa26 - Overview of OEM Interfaces & Software - Maverick Diagnostics Ltd

Sa15 - Abus Sa16 - Warrior Doors - Standards for High Security Doors

Sa17 - AVDI: BMWSa18 - VW Immo box to clocks Sa19 - Silca -Basic

Sa20 - Composite Doors - A Tristram & A Cawley

Sa21 - What locksmiths need to know about auto gates - D Stapleton

SA23 - Datatag – why, what & how and the techologies Sa24 - Advanced Transponders - The

Secret Life of Keys

MLA Expo 2017 – Training Overview



10.30 AM Su5 - ERA - Cable Restrictors and Letter Plates

10.30 AM

11.30 AM 11.30 AM

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SUNDAY

SUNDAY

Su1 - Mechanical Digital Locks - C Taylor & G Eckersall

Su2 - UPVC Tilt & Slide - A Kennedy & M Maloney

Su3 - Allegion's SimonsVoss MobileKey: Bringing new revenue

streams for Locksmiths, Installers and Contractors Su4 - DormaKaba - Safelocks

Su6 - Mr Li - Lishi Picking Su7 - VAG 2015 Lock PickingSu8 - X Horse - Providing Mercedes

Keys using XHorse equipment

Su9 - Intro to Transponders - How to avoid the money pit

Su11 - Abloy - Know your Fire Door Hardware from your Escape Door

HardwareSu10 - Silca - Basic


Technical

Course Tutor: John Harding

John Harding has been in engineering one way or another since he left school in 1959. First as a Panel Beater, he then managed a hand tools store for around 10 years in the 70s/80s, selling hand tools, cutting keys and repairing locks and repairing, refurbishing and selling used hand tools. In 1990 he bought the Keymaster franchise for Bristol passing the BLI exam in 1994. He ran Keymaster (Bristol) until 2011 when he retired. Since then he has retrained as a trainer for safe use of abrasive wheels and grinding equipment to PUWER 1998 and has also found his previous tool shop experience invaluable in the re-sharpening, hardening & re-tempering of chisels and other hand tools.

Course Title: Abrasive Wheel Certification

Date, Time & Location of Course:

Friday 6th October, 10.30 – 14.00 (F1) Newport 1

Course Duration: 3-3.5 hours

Course Content: This course is for anyone who uses angle grinders and bench grinders during their daily work experience. It is aimed at training operators in the safe use of equipment.

The Abrasive Wheels Regulations 1970 were fully revoked by the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998. (PUWER 1998)

Including practical examples of Do’s & Don’ts, this Course covers the legal requirement for training to meet current safety standards in the use of abrasive wheels equipment, Safe storage of machines and wheels, Selection of adequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Abrasive types, Range of wheels and their use, Identification and avoidance of hazards, Understanding the wheel marking system, plus a ‘hands on’ session in safe changing and adjustment of resin bonded and vitreous bonded wheels to machines. On completion of the course each delegate will receive a certificate of training valid for 5 years.

Course Price: £30 incl VAT for MLA / ALOI members £42 incl VAT for non members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Restricted to 10 places


Course Tutors: John Harding & Chris Taylor

John Harding has been in engineering one way or another since he left school in 1959. First as a Panel Beater, he then managed a hand tools store for around 10 years in the 70s/80s, selling hand tools, cutting keys and repairing locks and repairing, refurbishing and selling used hand tools. In 1990 he bought the Keymaster franchise for Bristol passing the BLI exam in 1994. He ran Keymaster (Bristol) until 2011 when he retired. Since then he has retrained as a trainer for safe use of abrasive wheels and grinding equipment to PUWER 1998 and has also found his previous tool shop experience invaluable in the re-sharpening, hardening & re-tempering of chisels and other hand tools. Chris Taylor started in the industry in the 1970's and has always had a fascination for the combination lock and the lineage of the locks as they progressed from only being considered 'secondary locks' to being trusted to fully lock safes and vaults in banks. Chris has owned his own company in Manchester since 1989 and is a past National Chairman of the Association and currently is the Northern Region chairman. As well as being a current MLA teste, tutor and member of the training committee, Chris sits on various technical committees and has recently served on the N.O.S. working group helping to write the training standards for the industry.

Course Title: Tool Sharpening (Drills and Chisels)



Course Duration: 2 Hours

Course Content: As a follow-on to the abrasive wheel certification course, this will start by covering in the correct sharpening of HSS, TCT and similar twist drills. We will not be using any form of jig or tool as it is most unlikely any such luxuries will be available on site when they are most needed. It will look at and discuss drill design and how to get the most out of what is a very basic tool in the locksmith armoury. Attendees are encouraged to bring along a couple or so of your own drills that require attention so we can first study them and discuss what needs to be done to get more useful life out of what are expensive tools which are a joy to use when efficient and a desperate enemy when wrongly sharpened or blunt. The course will then move on to look at chisels. A well sharpened and honed chisel is a joy to use but is one of the tools most frequently blunted or damaged in use by the locksmith. Hidden nails and screws in the door or frame just where you are working being among the worst culprits! How to restore the cutting edge without removing the temper of the steel or re-hardening and tempering the steel when the tool has been softened in the regrinding process is useful information to have in your armoury to keep your chisels in tip top condition.

Course Price: £15 incl VAT for MLA / ALOI members £27 incl VAT for non-members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Places limited to 15 per course


Course Tutor: Dave Stapleton

Dave Stapleton runs family owned and highly successful Stapleton Locks in Worksop. As treasurer for the Midland region and MLA tutor Dave is a font of knowledge when it comes to locksmithing and the electronics side of things.

Course Title: What locksmiths need to know about auto gates


Saturday 7th October, 15.30 – 17.30 (Sa21) Newport 2


Course Content: The course will investigate the legal aspects of working on auto gates; who’s responsible should something go wrong! A vital seminar for those who are working in this area.


Details for booking Places limited to 20 per course Admission will be for trading locksmiths only

Course Tutor: Andy Kennedy & Michael Maloney

Andy Kennedy has worked in the upvc manufacturing and installation industry for 17 years and including running his own business for 8+ years specialising in UPVC window and door repairs and general locksmithing. Andy is now employed by J G Eckersall’s, an MLA approved Company. Michael Maloney is a highly experienced locksmith who works for J G Eckersalls and has tutored on UPVC alongside Andy previously.

Course Title: UPVC Tilt & Slide


Saturday 7th October, 13.30 – 15.00 (Sa13) Newport 2 Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 12.00 (Su 2) Newport 2

Course Duration: 1.5 hours

Course Content: Locksmithing basic training in UPVC looking in particular at tilt and slide mechanisms

Course Price: £15 for MLA / ALOI members £27 incl VAT for non-members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Places limited to 20 per course Admission will be for trading locksmiths only. If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.


Course Tutors: Chris Taylor

Chris Taylor started in the industry in the 1970's and has always had a fascination for the combination lock and the lineage of the locks as they progressed from only being considered 'secondary locks' to being trusted to fully lock safes and vaults in banks. Chris has owned his own company in Manchester since 1989 and is a past National Chairman of the Association and currently is the Northern Region chairman. As well as being a current MLA teste, tutor and member of the training committee, Chris sits on various technical committees and has recently served on the N.O.S. working group helping to write the training standards for the industry. MLA President Gary Eckersall has been in the profession since leaving school at the age of 15yrs, serving an apprenticeship with HS Gillespie Locksmiths in Liverpool, he eventually bought the company and now runs 2 Locksmith businesses in Merseyside. Gary has been actively involved with the MLA for 20 years in various capacities including Chairman of the Association. Gary is also heavily involved with the Technical and Training Committees of the Association, as well as being an MLA tester, tutor and inspector, and helping to improve the training modules and exams which are constantly changing. Whenever given the opportunity he is happy to pass on his knowledge to the members and students of the Association to promote the skill level of its membership.

Course Title: Mechanical Digital Locks


Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 13.00 (Su1) Newport 1

Course Duration: 2.5 Hours

Course Content: This class will cover the most common types of mechanical digital locks that you all encounter. Servicing the locks, finding lost codes as well as opening techniques, this class will be invaluable to those looking to start this type of work or expand existing skill

Course Price: £15 for MLA / ALOI members £27 incl VAT for non-members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Places limited to 18 per course Admission will be for trading locksmiths only If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.

Course Tutor: Peter Wosahlo

Peter, who is one of the locksmiths working in the Houses of Parliament, is currently a board member of the MLA, a tutor and tester. Having been a locksmith for over 40 years, Peter`s enthusiasm for the trade is as strong as ever & he will try to impart some of the many tips he has picked up over the years

Course Title: Furniture Locks





Course Content: Lock recognition – logos, marks & shapes Key recognition – convenience, logos & head shape Key cutting Lock decoding (various methodologies) Core removal (core removal key or bypass tool) Key code identification Master keys & pass keys Opening & bypass methods (incl. picking) Furniture lock & mechanism repair Cupboard Locks – types & sizes, opening and repairs Radial Pin Tumbler locks – opening & decoding High security container locks (Mersey, Manifoil, detector locks)

Course Price: £140 for MLA / ALOI members £165 for non-members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)


Course Tutor: Gary Eckersall

MLA President Gary Eckersall has been in the profession since leaving school at the age of 15yrs, serving an apprenticeship with HS Gillespie Locksmiths in Liverpool, he eventually bought the company and now runs 2 Locksmith businesses in Merseyside. Gary has been actively involved with the MLA for 20 years in various capacities including Chairman of the Association. Gary is also heavily involved with the Technical and Training Committees of the Association, as well as being an MLA tester, tutor and inspector, and helping to improve the training modules and exams which are constantly changing. Whenever given the opportunity he is happy to pass on his knowledge to the members and students of the Association to promote the skill level of its membership.

Course Title: BLI Exam info Seminar


Friday 6th October, 15.30 – 17.30 (F20) Atcham

Course Duration: 2 hours

Course Content: This course is designed to clarify what is covered in the 4 part BLI exam. It provides useful hints and tips, thereby assisting those who are looking to take the exam in the near future, or can act as a refresher for anyone who has to re-take an element of the exam. It will therefore provide; an overview of the written element, tips on how to cut the key, advice on opening the BS 5 lever lock as well as information on the fitting of the euro mortice lock.

Course Price: FOC (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)



Course Tutors: Chris Taylor & Gary Eckersall

Chris Taylor started in the industry in the 1970's and has always had a fascination for the combination lock and the lineage of the locks as they progressed from only being considered 'secondary locks' to being trusted to fully lock safes and vaults in banks. Chris has owned his own company in Manchester since 1989 and is a past National Chairman of the Association and currently is the Northern Region chairman. As well as being a current MLA teste, tutor and member of the training committee, Chris sits on various technical committees and served on the N.O.S. working group helping to write the training standards for the industry. MLA President Gary Eckersall has been in the profession since leaving school at the age of 15yrs, serving an apprenticeship with HS Gillespie Locksmiths in Liverpool, he eventually bought the company and now runs 2 Locksmith businesses in Merseyside. Gary has been actively involved with the MLA for 20 years in various capacities including Chairman of the Association. Gary is also heavily involved with the Technical and Training Committees of the Association, as well as being an MLA tester, tutor and inspector, and helping to improve the training modules and exams which are constantly changing. Whenever given the opportunity he is happy to pass on his knowledge to the members and students of the Association to promote the skill level of its membership.

Course Title: Safe Lock Servicing




Course Content: Lost combinations, changing combinations this course covers all the main aspects of working with comb locks. Full details to be published in due course




Course Tutor: Justin Freeman

Joined the MLA in September 2008 as Technical manager following. 20 years industry experience in various technical roles at Squire, Mul-T-Lock, Expresslock and Hoppe. Justin has worked on both manufacturing/production and management within the industry. Many UK locksmiths knew him before his role within the MLA. In his role as Technical Manager Justin represents the MLA on 30+ committees for BSI and the likes, manages the GVA testing for testing done for BS3621 and writes/updates test specifications for Sold Secure.

Course Title: British Standards (& Others) that Locksmiths need to know


Friday 6th October, 14.30 – 15.30 (F17) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

Course Duration: 1 Hour

Course Content: Standards, what are they? Who uses them and why? How are they written and who by? How are they policed?

Third party accreditation, why is it needed? Standards other than BSI, PAS 24, Sold Secure and other standards Locksmith related standards, what standard fits what application? Future standards and when they are due Liability, what happens if?



Course Tutor: Peter Field

Peter Field is Director of Research at Medeco Security Locks in Salem VA USA. Peter started locksmithing in 1960 at the age of 12 while living in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. He paid his way through college working part time for a large locksmith in Champaign Illinois. The lockshop covered a 50 mile radius serving Industrial, Commercial and Residential customers with solutions for doors, vehicles, safes, electronic access systems and alarms. Seven years after leaving the University, he was still working full time for the locksmith, and teaching classes for the local association. In 1977 Medeco asked him to design and develop a training program for locksmiths to explain how to service a Medeco cylinder and to illustrate the differences between a high security lock and a common pin tumbler cylinder. Peter joined Medeco as Training Instructor in 1978. Over the years his titles have changed to Director of Training, Technical Support Manager, Key Records Manager, Director of Training and Research, and Director of Research. Peter has had twenty two US Patents issued pertaining to locks and has several more patents pending. Peter is a life member of ALOA, a life member of The Association of Firearm and Toolmark Examiners, a member of the MLA UK and honorary member of several national European locksmith associations. He has chaired the committee of the Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association that developed a national standard for High Security Cylinders. Peter continues to develop and instruct classes about locks and to encourage other locksmiths to share their knowledge. He is known for his ability to disassemble, cut open and photograph the insides of cylinders so that their operation can be clearly understood.

Course Title: High Security Cylinders – a forensic view


Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 13.00 (Sa3) Ryton



Course Content: The class, updated since its last outing in 2015 is a 2.5 hour presentation where we will look at numerous different lock cylinders from around the world and compare the elements that go together to make them “high security”. These are the elements that a lock inventor or engineer choose, modify and arrange when they design new cylinders. It is not a hands-on class, but is a lecture type of class with photos of the cylinders and their components. Most of the pictures are close-up photos of the cylinder parts, and there are macro-photography of cut-away cylinders to clearly show their operation. After the class, a locksmith should be able to identify the various components in a lock cylinder, understand which elements of those components make one lock more secure than another, and be able analyse a new lock cylinder they have never seen before to determine its relative security value.

Usually this is presented as a full day class, but to fit into the schedule, it has been shortened to 2.5 hours. Peter holds the copyright on all the photos used in the class, and plans someday to publish them in a book. He asks therefore that attendees do not take photographs of his work during the class.



Course Tutor: Neil Ashdown CertFDI, MD at Fire Doors Complete Ltd

Initially starting his career in the timber and joinery industry and specialising in Fire Doors, Neil founded a Fire Door manufacturing company in 2003 working within the scope of the BWF Certifire third party certification scheme. He established the company’s quality management system to ISO 9001 certificated by Warrington Certification. In 2012 he joined the Fire Door Inspection Scheme as General Manager working to provide education on the subject of fire doors for inspectors, installers and sales professionals. In 2015 and up to the present day he provides fire door inspections for building owners and fire door training for installers and maintainers. You can read his ‘Fire Door Monthly’ blog series at the website www.firedoorscomplete.com Neil is probably the most experienced certificated fire door inspector in the UK and as a result possesses a valuable insight into the state of fire doors in the built environment across the key sectors.

Course Title: Fire Doors & the law



Course Duration: 1 hour

Course Content: In this seminar Neil will look at fire safety law and what it means for trades that install, maintain or work on timber based fire doors. He will look at existing qualification paths, how post Grenfell Tower competency requirements could change and take any questions on this pertinent issue.




Course Tutors: Chris Taylor and Simon Griffiths

Chris Taylor started in the industry in the 1970's and has always had a fascination for the combination lock and the lineage of the locks as they progressed from only being considered 'secondary locks' to being trusted to fully lock safes and vaults in banks. Chris has owned his own company in Manchester since 1989 and is a past National Chairman of the Association and currently is the Northern Region chairman. As well as being a current MLA teste, tutor and member of the training committee, Chris sits on various technical committees and served on the N.O.S. working group helping to write the training standards for the industry. Simon Griffiths joined the locksmith industry in 1979 and set up Holdfast Security Systems in 1989 with two of his brothers. Calling himself a "general locksmith" Simon is closely involved with the MLA in a number of capacities including being Northern Region Secretary and Editor of Keyways as well as a tutor on MLA courses.

Course Title: Fault Finding on Access Control


Friday 6th October, 10.30 -13.00 (F4) Atcham


Course Content: Ever get that dreaded call of an access control system that’s not working correctly? Want some hints and tips to help with the fault finding? This is the ideal seminar for you. Whether you’re experienced in access control systems or just starting out, this fault diagnosis seminar is bound to provide you with some useful tips.


Details for booking Places limited to 15 Admission will be for trading locksmiths only

Workshop Tutors: Andy Tristram & Andrew Cawley

Andy is an experienced locksmith who joined from the UPVC and Composite Door industry and is therefore excellently placed to run this seminar. He is the MD and owner of MLA Approved Company Key Door Solutions in Derby and Andrew works with him at that company.

Course Title: Composite Door Installation, Problem Solving, Hardware Upgrades etc.




Course Content: Door hinges, including composite door hinges and a couple of other interesting points that locksmiths seem to avoid, related to MPL's. Also including info relating to bifold doors (adjustment and installation procedures)




Course Tutor: Jon Drake

Jon Drake is a renowned and respected Safe Engineer who runs his own MLA Approved Company Elite Safe & Security. Having started in the Industry as a “Saturday boy” at the tender age of 14, he started his own business at 18 and is now a veteran with over 25 years’ experience behind him, Jon is not only an MLA member but also a member of SAVTA

Course Title: A day of hints and tips from a professional safe engineer


Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 17.00 (Sa4) Atcham


Course Content: This informal day course will provide attendees with the opportunity to quiz a professional safe engineer. Whilst providing a certain degree of flexibility to those who take part to steer the course down their own desired path it will cover amongst others the following:-

A new defeat method for the Cawi safe lock

Decoding Lipps locks 7 and 14 lever

Decoding some Stuv safe locks

Decoding the Mauer 71111 using the safe ventures decoder

Make up keys and their advantages

Some underfloor safe lids with hands on,

Re‐locker issues that can occur

Safe Lock identification from down the key way,

Change key hole decoding and defeating 3 and 4 wheel mechanical combination locks,

A look inside MK4manifoils and the operation, Glass plates and re‐lockers

Rigs and templates

Electronic lock programming and identification

So bring your camera and your tape measure as there’ll be plenty to get your hands on!

Course Price: £144 incl VAT for MLA / ALOI members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Restricted to 15 places Attendees have to be full members of the MLA/ALOI (i.e. passed their BLI or ALOI exam)


NDE Related Course Tutor: Simon Griffiths

Simon Griffiths joined the locksmith industry in 1979 and set up Holdfast Security Systems in 1989 with two of his brothers. Calling himself a "general locksmith" Simon is closely involved with the MLA in a number of capacities including being Northern Region Secretary and Editor of Keyways as well as a tutor on MLA courses.

Course Title: Lock ID through the Keyhole




Course Content: Correct identification is essential for any locksmith wanting to open a mortice lock with the minimum of damage and this seminar contains a host of hints and tips on how to correctly identify a mortice lock when looking through the keyhole. Looking at methods of narrowing down a list of possibles the seminar will also have a brief overview of what to look for when the hole you've drilled doesn't show what you expect!



Course Tutor: Jeff Turner & Bill McFadyen

Having been a practicing, hands-on locksmith since 1975, Jeff joined the MLA in 1990. Jeff is a tutor, inspector and member of the training committee for the association, whilst he also served as regional officer and both Chairman and Vice Chairman of the MLA’s board of directors in the past. He has recently sold his company (Keyhole Kates in Dagenham) but remains employed by it on a part time basis. One of Jeff’s specialist areas is opening techniques, even having developed his own lock pick along with the late Terry Staddon. Bill McFadyen owns and runs MLA Approved Company Lockmaster 1 in London and works regularly alongside Jeff running training at various locations including the opening course at MLA Head Office.

Course Title: Chubb 114 Lock Picking





Course Content: This hands-on course is aimed at teaching locksmiths to pick open in a matter of minutes one of the most popular BS3621 locks in the UK. Information will be provided on how to use this opening tool which has been designed to open the Chubb114/115 family of locks including the 114E versions. The tool works by taking a reading of the levers, decoding & building a key by inserting rollers into the picking tool.

Course Price: £255 incl VAT for / ALOI members £295 incl VAT for non MLA members (Special one-off Expo deal as usual price is over £300 + VAT) Costs include the provision of a Staddon/Turner Chubb 114 pin and cam decoder pick. If you already have the pick and want a refresher on how to use it then please feel free to bring your own and you can attend the course for £24 incl VAT for MLA / ALOI members £36 incl VAT for non-members (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Places limited to 15. Admission will be for trading locksmiths only. If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.

Course Tutor: Roger Barratt & Paul Horton

Roger Barratt owns and runs MLA Approved Company Gemini Lock and safe and has been a locksmith for over 25 years and is the current Chairman of the Master Locksmiths Association. Paul Horton runs Locks in the City, a London based MLA Approved Company with both a mobile presence in London and a retail outlet in Dagenham. Both Roger and Paul are well known for their interest in opening techniques and the latest tools on the market and as such are ideally placed to run this seminar on this topic which is always of high interest to MLA Members.

Course Title: High Security Cylinders and Lever Lock picking/decoding




Course Content: This informal class is split into 2 halves; firstly looking at the ever increasingly present topic of high security cylinders, investigating the use of various picks to open mainly dimple key cylinders such as ABS, Ultion, Magnum etc. The second half will then concentrate on mortice lever lock picking and decoding using popular tools (including, amongst others, the multi pick) to open BS deadlocks, padlocks etc. There’ll be a video camera and TV to help show intricate detail, white board for drawing and some vices available, attendees are encouraged to bring any of their own picks/tools they may be struggling with.

Course Price: £20 Incl VAT (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Restricted to MLA/ALOI Members only (or employees of MLA Approved Companies or ALOI members) Places limited to 20


Business Related

Course Tutor: Prof. Rachel Armitage & Chris Joyce

Prof. Rachel Armitage is a Professor of Criminology and Director of the multi-disciplinary Secure Societies Institute at the University of Huddersfield. She specialises in crime prevention, in particular, the innovative use of design and technology to prevent and reduce the impact of crime. Prof. Armitage’s research has focused predominantly upon the subject of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED). She has explored the effectiveness of the Secured by Design award scheme, investigated the links between housing design and crime risk, identified tensions and synergies between security and sustainability and explored international approaches to preventing crime through design. Her work has been referenced in local, national and international planning policy and guidance, and she aims to ensure that consideration for crime prevention is on the agenda of all agencies involved in planning and developing residential housing. More recently, she has conducted several projects exploring counterterrorism at critical infrastructure sites, in particular, multi-modal passenger terminals, and exploring the role of design and layout in facilitating and inhibiting terrorist threats. She has published extensively on the subject of designing out crime, including a sole authored book: Crime Prevention through Housing Design (2013) published by Palgrave Macmillan. As Director of the Secure Societies Institute, she co-ordinates the development of innovative solutions to global crime and security challenges. Follow Dr Armitage on twitter @DrRArmitage

About Chris Joyce Chris is the Force Crime Prevention Officer for West Yorkshire Police and has over 20 years’ experience in the crime prevention business area. Chris received a prestigious Winston Churchill Fellowship Award in 2003, travelling to the USA and Canada to research diversionary activity steering young people away from crime. He was instrumental in proactively addressing the vulnerabilities associated with euro-cylinder locks in conjunction with Secured by Design, the MLA, BSI, other industry authorities and manufacturers. The collaborative work Chris is currently undertaking in conjunction with Professor Rachel Armitage in relation to understanding offender behaviour is receiving interest across the UK and internationally. His work for West Yorkshire Police is extremely varied and covers the prevention of a wide range of crime types from Domestic Burglary to Cyber Crime, and Vehicle Crime to Serious Sexual Offences. Follow Chris Joyce on twitter @WYP_chrisjoyce

Course Title: How To Think Like a Burglar – Improve your Surveying Skills




Course Content: Feedback from a series of in depth interviews done with prolific burglary offenders giving you a view into how burglars think, what they’re looking for when evaluating where to “ply their trade” and giving you excellent background info to help you when surveying a property (along with some useful sales info to use when talking to homeowners).




Course Tutor: James Farrell, Citizen Click

James has a decade’s worth of digital marketing experience and has supported numerous organisations throughout that time by helping them to create and execute effective online marketing strategies. One of the original founding members of Citizen Click, along with Nate and Martin, James moved to London in September 2015 to help develop Pancreatic Cancer UK’s marketing strategy and oversee a complete rebrand of their website as their cause resonated with him. The strategy was a huge success which saw traffic and digital awareness of the charity double in less than 12 months. James currently works for the Mayor of London’s official promotion agency, London & Partners. Here he works alongside London’s 50+ universities and has overseen campaigns such as the International Student Showcase and #LondonIsOpen, both of which reached in excess of 350m people globally. He is a board member for several charities and not-for-profit organisations and is a regular author for the Huffington Post.”

Course Title: Social Media Masterclass – Facebook Advertising & Maximising Engagement


Friday 6th October, 13.30 – 15.00 (F12) Ryton


Course Content: The MLA Social Media Course, presented by Citizen Click, will focus on how to succeed with Facebook marketing for your local business.

There are many different algorithms within Facebook that judge how engaging your page is, thus determining how many people your posts reach. In this training session we will break down these algorithms and teach you proven practical ways of improving engagement levels and increasing page likes.

We’ll also be showing you some advanced techniques on Facebook advertising to help you get the most out of your ad campaigns. This will include:

The 5 elements of a successful Ad campaign The different marketing objectives available to you How to set up an Ad campaign the proper way How to get the most value for money from your campaign Monitoring, tweaking and evaluating your campaign

Learn all of this, plus more, in our 90 minute Social Media workshop, only available at the MLA Expo 2017!

Course Price: £15 incl VAT (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Restricted to 20 places


Product / Manufacturer Related Course Tutor: Kevin Spencer (ERA) & David Stapleton (Stapleton Locks)

Course Title: ERA Product Seminar – alarms & smart home systems


Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 11.30 (Sa5) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)


Course Content: This seminar will look firstly at the ERA wireless range of alarms, coming from a locksmiths perspective, and then progress to cover ERA’s range of smart home systems.


Details for booking Course Tutor: ERA

Course Title: Cable Restrictors and Letter Plates


Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 11.00 (Su5) Locksmith Seminar Area


Course Content: This seminar will cover the ERA range of cable restrictors and letter plates and the relevant standards that they have been tested and approved to.


Details for booking


Course Tutor: Codelocks

Course Title: Smart Lock Training


Saturday 7th October, 12.00 – 13.30 (Sa 9) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)


Course Content: Codelocks introduction, company overview, access control market Smart Locks: The benefits, case study and an overview of installation, programming and operating and service Q&A


Details for booking Admission will be for trading locksmiths only Places limited to 20 per course If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.

Course Tutor: Gary Penegar - Bramah

Gary Penegar – a highly skilled employee of Bramah who has been employed by them for 35+ years

Course Title: Working on Bramah Locks




Course Content: Working through taking Bramah Locks to pieces and reassemble. Including standard Rim Cylinders, Deadlocks, Marks and Spencer specifications as any other items introduced by the class.


Details for booking Places limited to 16


Course Tutor: Allegion

Bruce Donald (National Sales Manager UK & Ireland – SimonsVoss Technologies Ltd) Bruce is an expert in electronic locking systems and has helped SimonsVoss sell more than 1.2 million locks worldwide. With more than 20 years’ experience in the security industry, he is well positioned to offer a solution to suite almost all locking requirements. (Bruce will be giving the seminar on Friday the 6th of October) Duncan Rigby (Area Sales Manager –SimonsVoss Technologies Ltd) Duncan has been part of the Allegion team for 2 years and has more than 39 years’ experience in the security industry. Fully qualified and a fellow member of the MLA, he has the skills and knowledge to be able to offer advice and guidance on upgrading locking systems from mechanical to electronic locking solutions. (Duncan will be giving the seminar on Sunday the 8th of October)

Course Title: Allegion's SimonsVoss MobileKey: Bringing new revenue streams for Locksmiths, Installers and Contractors


Friday 6th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (F3) Ryton Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (Su3) Ryton


Course Content: Allegion is opening the door to new revenues and locking solutions for locksmiths, installers and contractors, thanks to its new state of the art keyless locking system, SimonsVoss MobileKey. Show your customers how they can control their locks at the tap of a button, monitor doorway activity, and provide peace of mind with this cloud-based electronic solution. Find out more about the future of digital, keyless locking by joining us at one of our SimonsVoss MobileKey Roadshows. Visit www.allegion/uk/simonsvossroadshow to register.


Details for booking Places limited to 20 per seminar. Admission will be for trading locksmiths only If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.

Course Tutor: Dave Luscombe

Course Title: Datatag‐ ‐ why, what & how and the technologies


Friday 6th October, 13.00 – 14.00 (F10) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2) Saturday 7th October, 16.00 – 17.00 (Sa23) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)



Course Content: How the locksmith can make money from Asset Marking and Protection

Home Marking Cycle Powertool Equine 4x4

This presentation will outline how the Datatag system works, how locksmiths can make money from adding this offering as well as a demonstration of installing a cycle system onto a bike.


Details for booking Places limited to 25 Course Tutor: Brett Barratt, MD Warrior Doors

Course Title: Standards for high security doors


Saturday 7th October, 14.00 – 15.30 (Sa16) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)


Course Content: In this seminar Brett will look at the various standards that exist for high security doors and explain how Warrior Doors meet them. If you need high security doors for environments such as Jewellers or high net worth individuals, or are looking for a secure and resistant communal entrance or school doors then this is a seminar not to miss!


Details for booking Places limited to 25


Course Tutor: ABUS

Course Title: ABUS Cylinders


Saturday 7th October, 14.00 – 15.00 (Sa 15) Newport 1


Course Content: This hands on seminar takes a look at the ABUS Electronic Cylinder Access Control System and the Specification Cylinder Range


Details for booking Places limited to 25 Course Tutors: Simon Jones

Course Title: Safe Locks


Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 13.30 (Su4) Atcham


Course Content: This Hands On training, with each person having a lock on a stand and completing exercises in setting up a lock with secure codes, will cover the following:- Auditcon. Product overview Organisation of master codes. Quick start documentation Lock codes, UK and US factory codes. Open a lock. Changing combinations on a lock from a pre- programmed condition. SSG Supplied Setting up a lock from factory codes Adding and deleting users. The use of the programming software Taking an Audit from the lock. Shelving a lock. Special security features. Service / product life / What if!

Mauer SL525 (AxessorUSB) Product overview Programming from the input unit. Time functions Load limitations

Battery replacement


Details for booking Places limited to 12. If not an MLA or ALOI member, you will also need to provide a copy of a basic criminal record disclosure (or higher) that has been performed within the last 12 months.


Course Tutors: Pat Jefferies

Course Title: Know your Fire Door Hardware from your Escape Door Hardware


Sunday 8th October, 11.30 – 12.30 (Su11) Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)


Course Content: Compliant hardware specifications for fire door and escape door applications. The difference between ‘fire’ and ‘escape’ applications and the difference in specification, concentrating on the six door types that cover mechanical and electric locking applications.


Details for booking Places limited to 30.

Auto Locksmithing Related (The Garage @ MLA Expo) Course Tutor: MAVERICK DIAGNOSTICS LTD

Dave Jones of Maverick Diagnostics Ltd has been selling diagnostic equipment for some years and has now taken on the task of selling and maintaining OEM software, interfaces, and dealing with licensing issues.

Course Title: OVERVIEW OF OEM INTERFACES AND SOFTWARE


Saturday 7th October, 12.00 – 13.00 (Sa10) Ludlow B Saturday 7th October, 16.30 – 17.30 (Sa26) Ludlow B


Course Content: See some of the different OEM interfaces and software that allow key programming. See what’s involved in getting signed up with OEMs as independent repairers. Start to use the proper stuff for the job.

Course Price (incl VAT): £30 Incl VAT (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking Trading Locksmiths only. Need to provide a basic disclosure (e.g. Disclosure Scotland) no older than 12 months Places limited to 20 per course


Course Tutor: Jeremy Phillips (WH SOFTWARE, INSTACODE)

Course Title: Intro to Transponders – How to avoid the Money Pit


Friday 6th October, 14.00 – 15.00 (F15) Ludlow B Sunday 8th October, 12.00 – 13.00 (Su9) Ludlow A


Course Content: Autolocksmithing can be a “win big, lose big” game. This class will give you a simple overview of the Transponder market, including the essential tools. Then we’ll discuss the traps to avoid and tricks to help. We think that you REALLY want to know from this class is an idea of what the Automotive industry looks like, and what you need to know in order to get into it. Is it for you? Some come and get a different perspective on the subject.


Details for booking Trading locksmiths only. Need to provide a basic disclosure (e.g. Disclosure Scotland) no older than 12 months. Places limited to 30 per course

Course Tutor: Jeremy Phillips (WH SOFTWARE, INSTACODE)

Course Title: Advanced Transponder Theory


Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 12.00 (Sa6) Ludlow A Saturday 7th October, 16.00 – 17.30 (Sa24) Ludlow A


Course Content: The secret life of keys!! Understanding HOW transponders work is the key to troubleshooting when vehicle programming, or even key cloning doesn’t work the way it’s supposed to. In this class we’ll take a very detailed look at the way these keys work at a binary level. This will help you understand issues around precoding, cloning and diagnostic programming, as well as gaining a greater understanding of Eeprom work. If it sounds nerdy, it’s because it is! Come and get your geek on!!!

Course Price: £30

Details for booking Trading locksmiths only. Need to provide a basic disclosure (e.g. Disclosure Scotland) no older than 12 months Places limited to 30 per course


Course Tutor: Iain Barron

Iain is a member of the Auto Locksmiths Association

Course Title: Mercedes Sprinter W609 2006>2016 Lost Keys & Spare Key Production


Friday 6th October, 13.00 – 14.30 (F11) In Hall on vehicle area (Hall 1) Saturday 7th October, 16.00 – 17.30 (Sa25) In Hall on vehicle area (Hall 1)


Course Content: Not doing Mercedes in dash keys yet? Then come and have a look and see what’s involved. Tools & equipment required, remove and read EIS, generate new keys, generate spare keys. + (time permitting) Earlier non in dash key sprinter covered.

Course Price: £90 for non ALA members Incl VAT £30 for ALA members Incl VAT (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)

Details for booking ALA, MLA, ALOI, ELF members only (or foreign based locksmiths who provide 2 main supplier references) Places limited to 15 per course

Course Tutor: ROB HASSALL and TOM WHAPPLES + SUPERVAG TECHNICAL FROM CZECH REPUBLIC

Both Rob and Tom are members of the Auto Locksmiths Association and will be running the course in conjunction with

Course Title: VW immo box to clocks


Friday 6th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (F5) Ludlow A Saturday 7th October, 14.00 – 16.00 (Sa18) Ludlow B


Course Content: Overview of VW lost key solutions, from the early separate immobiliser boxes and right up to 2012 instrument clusters. And all in one class!




Course Tutor: Adam Bromwich and Simon Piling

Adam and Simon are both members of the Auto Locksmiths Association

Course Title: Trucks, Lost Keys?


Friday 6th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (F7) In Hall on vehicle area (Hall 1) Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (Sa8) In Hall on vehicle area (Hall 1)


Course Content: Overview of lost key solutions for a selection of euro trucks such as, MAN, SCANIA, IVECO, DAF, MERCEDES.



Course Tutor: NORTHWEST KEYS & MR LI

Course Title: Mr Li’s Lishi Lock Picking


Friday 6th October, 15.30 - 16.30 (F21) Ludlow A Saturday 7th October, 12.30 – 13.30 (Sa11) Ludlow A Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 11.30 (Su6) Ludlow A

Course Duration: 1 Hr

Course Content: Hands on lock picking class with the famous Mr Lee supervising.




Course Tutor: FARID JIWA FROM KEYPRINT SECURITY

Course Title: VAG 2015 Lock Picking


Friday 6th October, 10.30 – 11.30 (F6) Ludlow B Saturday 7th October, 10.30 – 11.30 (Sa7) Ludlow B Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 11.30 (Su 7) Ludlow B


Course Content: This is an advanced class on the latest locking systems which was first introduced by the Volkswagen Audi Group (VAG) in 2015. The class is a practical class with each student getting the opportunity to pick and decode these locks. In addition, students will be shown the 3 variants of the lock system and the methods to pick and show to decode these locks using cutting tables to interpret the side cuts. The 3 variants of the locking systems are:

8 cuts door and ignition (no side cuts) 9 cut door and ignition (3 side cuts in door lock no side cuts in ignition lock) 10 cut door lock (4 side cuts in door lock ignition lock push to start)

Students will complete the following tasks: Examine the theory of the locking systems Understand and practice the picking techniques Understand the rules for decoding



Course Tutor: FAISAL JIWA, FROM KEYPRINT SECURITY

Course Title: AVDI: BMW


Friday 6th October, 13.30 – 15.00 (F14) Ludlow A Saturday 7th October, 14.00 – 15.30 (Sa17) Ludlow A


Course Content: BMW Key Programming with AVDI This is an intermediate class on programming BMW E-Series vehicles using the Abrites AVDI online platform.

We will cover: Identification of the vehicle. Identification of Trouble Codes. Correct preparation of transponders/remotes. ISN Codes and what they are. Programming Additional Keys. Lost Key Situations.

Issues that may arise.


Course Price: £90 for non ALA members Incl VAT

£30 for ALA members Incl VAT (Book to obtain tickets – bookings made up to the 15th of September will have tickets sent to them, bookings thereafter will have tickets that can be picked up from the MLA stand at Expo)


Course Tutor: X Horse

Course Title: Using XHorse equipment for Mercedes Keys


Friday 6th October, 15.00 – 17.00 (F19) In Hall On Vehicle Area (Hall 1) Sunday 8th October, 10.30 – 12.30 (Su8) In Hall On Vehicle Area (Hall 1)

Course Duration: 1.5 - 2 Hours

Course Content: The use of X-horse equipment for auto Locksmithing looking at the use for producing Mercedes keys.



Course Tutor: Silca

Course Title: BASIC AUTOMOTIVE KEY CUTTING AND CLONING - “ A Profitable Business” Introduction to Auto Locksmithing


Friday 6th October, 12.00 – 13.00 (F9) Ludlow B Saturday 7th October, 14.30 – 15.30 (Sa19) In Hall On Vehicle Area (Hall 1) Sunday 8th October, 12.00 – 13.00 (Su10) Ludlow B


Course Content: Automotive Business Plus and Potential – data & investment pay back of Silca and AD offer” Vehicle keys Cloning Process- RW4 Plus Vehicle remote Programming – SRP/IRKE Vehicle Blade Cutting – Mechanical KCM Duplicated key check on tester




Course Tutor: Silca

Course Title: ADVANCED CLONING AND PROGRAMMING CLASS “Automotive Key Programming: Silca & AD Solution”


Friday 6th October, 15.30 – 16.30 (23) Ludlow B


Course Content: Silca software Transponder Setting Vehicle key programming MVPPro / AD100pro Vehicle remote Programming – SRP/IRKE Vehicle Blade Cutting – Futura Automotive Duplicated key check on Silca testers


Details for booking Trading locksmiths only. If not an MLA/ALA/ALOI/ELF member then will need to provide a basic disclosure (e.g. Disclosure Scotland) no older than 12 months Places limited to 15 per course

Course Tutor: Silca

Course Title: AUTOMOTIVE LOCKSMITH MASTER CLASS “Advanced Procedures, Information Gathering and Troubleshooting”


Saturday 7th October, 13.00 – 14.00 (Sa12) In Hall On Vehicle Area (Hall 1)


Course Content: Lost Key Situation PIN Codes Precoding Explained Information Sources Vehicle Issues


Details for booking Trading locksmiths only. If not an MLA/ALA/ALOI/ELF member then will need to provide a basic disclosure (e.g. Disclosure Scotland) no older than 12 months Places limited to 15 per course


A booking form is attached for all courses. Please fax this through to us on 01327 262539 or e-mail to [email protected] along with the background check information where required in order to book your place. Bookings will be confirmed by e-mail and then tickets will be issued for those bookings made by the 15th of September. Any bookings made after this date will have tickets ready for collection from the MLA stand on the days of the courses (and in the case of the Turner/Staddon course and the course picks will be provided on the day). Please ensure to take your ticket with you on the day and where relevant remember to pick you your course ticket from the MLA stand as it will be required to enable entry to the course. Please note that even those courses which are being provided FOC will need to be booked. Please also ensure that the courses you book don’t overlap with each other.

If you are a locksmith in a country that isn’t part of ELF then you may still be able to attend some of the restricted courses. All we need to enable this is for you to provide 2 trade references (ideally from well-known international suppliers) confirming you are indeed a working locksmith. Please provide these references along with your booking form.

There may be other courses and demonstrations that are added to the list so to keep up to date on the latest developments please check the dedicated MLA Expo website www.locksmiths.co.uk/expo

Details of how to get to the Telford International Centre can be found here, whilst details of hotels are available on the Expo website.

MLA Expo 17 Featuring The Garage - Training Booking Form (V3) (Page 1 of 4)

MLA EXPO, FEATURING THE GARAGE, TRAINING COURSE BOOKING FORM

Please complete this form in outlining each course you would like to attend and how many tickets for each course you want, and fax to us on 01327 262539 or scan and e-mail to [email protected]

Please not that it is your responsibility to check that courses you book do not overlap The MLA reserves the right to change or cancel any course

Friday 6th October Course Title Times Location Cost (incl VAT) No

Rq’d Total Cost

F1 Abrasive Wheel Certification 10.30 – 14.00 Newport 1 £30 (MLA/ALOI) £42 (Non-MLA)

F2 Turner Staddon Pick 10.30 – 13.30 Newport 2 With pick £255(MLA/ALOI) £295 (Non-MLA) Without Pick £24 (MLA/ALOI) £36 (Non-MLA)

F3 Allegion's SimonsVoss MobileKey: Bringing new revenue streams for Locksmiths

10.30 – 12.30 Ryton FOC

F4 Fault Finding on Access Control 10.30 – 13.00 Atcham £24 (MLA/ALOI) £36 (Non-MLA)

F5 VW Immo Box to Clocks 10.30 – 12.30 Ludlow A £30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

F6 VAG 2015 Lock Picking 10.30 – 11.30 Ludlow B £30

F7 Trucks - lost keys 10.30 – 12.30 In Hall on vehicle demo area (Hall 1)

£30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

F8 How to think like a burglar (improve your surveying skills)

11.00 - 12.30 Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

FOC

F9 Silca - Basic 12.00 - 13.00 Ludlow B DOC

F10 Datatag – why, what & how and the technologies

13.00 – 14.00 Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

FOC


F11 Mercedes Sprinter W608 2006>2016 Lost Keys & Spare Key production

13.00 – 14.30 In Hall on vehicle demo area (Hall 1)

£30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

F12 A Social Media Masterclass – Facebook Advertising

13.30 – 15.00 Ryton £15

F14 AVDI: BMW 13.30 – 15.00 Ludlow A £30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

F15 Intro to Transponders - How to avoid the money pit

14.00 – 15.00 Ludlow B FOC

F16 High Security Cylinders and lever lock picking/decoding

14.00 – 17.30 Newport 2 £20 (MLA/ALOI)

F17 Lock Related Standards 14.30 – 15.30 Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

FOC

F18 Drill & Chisel Sharpening 15.00 – 17.00 Newport 1 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

F19 XHorse – Providing Mercedes Keys using XHorse equipment


£30

F20 How to pass the BLI Exam 15.30 – 17.30 Atcham FOC

F21 Lishi Picking 15.30 – 16.30 Ludlow A £30

F22 Fire Doors & the law 16.00 – 17.00 Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

FOC

F23 Silca - Advanced 15.30 – 16.30 Ludlow B FOC

Saturday 7th October

Course Title Times Location Cost (incl VAT) No Rq’d

Total Cost

Sa1 Furniture locks 10.00 – 13.30 Newport 1 £140(MLA/ALOI) £165 (Non-MLA)

Sa2 Safe Lock Servicing 10.30 – 13.00 Newport 2 £24 (MLA/ALOI) £36 (Non-MLA)

Sa3 High Security Cylinders – a forensic view

10.30 – 13.00 Ryton £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Sa4 A Day of Hints & Tips from a Professional Safe Engineer

10.30 – 17.00 Atcham £144 (Full MLA / ALOI members only)

Sa5 ERA Alarms & Smart Security 10.30 – 11.30 Locksmith Seminar Area (Hall 2)

FOC

Sa6 Advanced Transponders – The Secret Life of Keys

10.30 – 12.00 Ludlow A £30

Sa7 VAG 2015 Lock Picking 10.30 – 11.30 Ludlow B £30

Sa8 Trucks – Lost Keys 10.30 – 12.30 In Hall on vehicle demo area (Hall 1)

£30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

Sa9 Codelocks – Smart Lock Training


FOC

Sa10 Overview of OEM Interfaces and Software

12.00 – 13.00 Ludlow B £30

Sa11 Lishi Picking 12.30 – 13.30 Ludlow A £30

Sa12 Silca – Master 13.00 – 14.00 In Hall on vehicle demo area (Hall 1)

FOC

Sa13 UPVC – Tilt & Slide 13.30 – 15.00 Newport 2 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Sa14 Working on Bramah Locks 13.30 – 15.30 Ryton FOC

Sa15 ABUS – electronic cylinder and specification cylinder ranges

14.00 – 15.00 Newport 1 FOC


Sa16 Warrior Doors – Standards for High Security Doors


FOC

Sa17 AVDI: BMW 14.00 – 15.30 Ludlow A £30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

Sa18 VW Immo Box to Clocks 14.00 – 16.00 Ludlow B £30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

Sa19 Silca - Basic 14.30 – 15.30 In Hall on vehicle demo area (Hall 1)

FOC

Sa20 Composite Doors 15.30 – 17.30 Newport 1 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Sa21 What locksmiths need to know about auto gates

15.30 – 17.30 Newport 2 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Sa22 Lock ID through the Keyhole 16.00 – 17.30 Ryton £15(MLA/ALOI)) £27 (Non-MLA)

Sa23 Datatag – why, what & how and the technologies


FOC

Sa24 Advanced Transponders – The Secret Life of Keys

16.00 – 17.30 Ludlow A £30

Sa25 Mercedes Sprinter W608 2006>2016 Lost Keys & Spare Key production


£30 (ALA) £90 (Non-ALA)

Sa26 Overview of OEM Interfaces & Software

16.30 – 17.30 Ludlow B £30

Sunday 8th October

Course Title Times Location Cost (incl VAT) No Rq’d

Total Cost

Su1 Mechanical Digital Locks 10.30 – 13.00 Newport 1 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Su2 UPVC – Tilt & Slide 10.30 – 12.00 Newport 2 £15 (MLA/ALOI) £27 (Non-MLA)

Su3 Allegion's SimonsVoss MobileKey: Bringing new revenue streams for Locksmiths

10.30 – 12.30 Ryton FOC

Su4 DormaKaba - Safelocks 10.30 – 13.30 Atcham FOC

Su5 ERA – Cable Restrictors & Letter Plates


FOC

Su6 Lishi Picking 10.30 – 11.30 Ludlow A £30

Su7 VAG 2015 Lock Picking 10.30 – 11.30 Ludlow B £30

Su8 XHorse – Providing Mercedes Keys using XHorse equipment


£30

Su9 Intro to Transponders – how to avoid the money pit

12.00 – 13.00 Ludlow A FOC

Su10 Silca - Basic 12.00 – 13.00 Ludlow B FOC

Su11 Abloy – Know your Fire Door Hardware from your Escape Door Hardware


FOC


MLA EXPO TRAINING COURSE BOOKING FORM

Please complete all details on this part of the form and fax to us on 01327 262539 or scan and e-mail to [email protected]

The MLA reserves the right to change or cancel any course

Name: …………………………………………………………………………………………….……………………..

Association Membership (please circle which): MLA / ALA / ALOI / ELF Membership No: …………………

Member of any other Association? YES/NO If so which: ……………………………………………………

Address: ………………………………………………………………………….……….………………………………

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Contact telephone number/s: ………………………………………………………………………………………….

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Payment must accompany the booking form and cheques should be made payable to: The Master Locksmiths Association.

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If based abroad and not MLA/ALA/ALOI or ELF member– copy of references enclosed (required for specific restricted courses)

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