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Paxton’s free training sessions

Paxton’s strategy is centred on educating those who work within the security industry about its products that harness the latest technology to provide powerful, yet easy to install and use solutions. This practical approach to training ensures Paxton products are specified and installed with confidence.

Werner Geldenhuys.

Werner Geldenhuys, sales executive at Paxton explains the company’s approach. “The key to successful training is to have trainees engaged and involved with the product. The focus of our training is on the individual; they are given the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the product in a practical session. Paxton’s Certified Installer Programme provides the tools to select the right product for the job, and the ability to install confidently and correctly first time. Less time on site means more profit for the system integrator and greater customer satisfaction.

“Whether the individual is from an intruder alarm background or their core business is networked products, our objective is to cater for all levels while keeping the material we deliver consistent. Each session varies slightly depending upon the audience attending. However, the same important key information will be delivered throughout the day.”

Paxton training seminars in South Africa have been well received with 100% of installers saying they would recommend it to a colleague.

Paxton training dates

Paxton has announced dates of its free, one-day practical installer workshops. Training will be held in Pretoria on the 8th, 9th, 22nd and 23rd June 2016. To sign up for the Certified Paxton Installer Programme, visit: http://www.paxtonaccess.co.za/training-request-za.asp.

The company has also announced the dates of its new, free one-hour training workshops which teach support consultants and specifiers how to specify access control in their projects. The training ensures all aspects of an access control system are reviewed with practical demonstrations of Paxton’s software and hardware, plus how to overcome potential challenges when specifying access control into a design specification.

The training will be held in the following locations:

• Johannesburg – 13th April

• Durbanville – 20th April

• Umhlanga – 4th May

To book your nearest training session, visit: http://www.paxtonaccess.co.za/training-request-za.asp.

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