Continuing Education
Numerous AIA CES registered continuing education courses are offered by Hager’s team of industry experts. These on-site or virtual, one-hour courses are an excellent way for architects to stay abreast of industry trends and challenges.
AVAILABLE COURSES INCLUDE
ACCESS CONTROL BASICS - ACB101 – 101 LU/HSW
This course defines the differences between access control “head-end” systems and traditional (metal cut keys) key replacement systems. We will review the different types of credentials (metal keys, card keys, fobs, etc.) as well as battery operated products vs. fully hard-wired electrified locking systems. Lastly, we will teach you the do’s and don’ts for code compliance.
Meeting Accessibility Codes for Doors and hardware – IC A117.1 / 1.0 LU/HSW
This course features an overview of compliance with ADA, physical disabilities, and ANSI 117.1 Chapter 404 Doors, Doorways, and Gates. We will also discuss approach dimension compliances.
Architectural Hardware Basics – AHB101 / 1.0 LU/HSW
This course will describe hardware nomenclature, correct sequencing, specifying hardware, and code compliance.
Basic Electrified Door Hardware – EDH101 / 1.0 LU/HSW
This course features an overview of all components needed to complete a circuit, functions of electrified door hardware, and operation narratives.
Door Hardware Submittal Basics – DHS101 / 1.0 LU/HSW
Both users and components of the hardware submittal are discussed in this course, as well as what to look for in product data sheets. Learn to determine if openings meet all codes, as well as confirm design, function, and quality as specified.
Touch”less” Hardware Options – THO-101 / 1.0 LU/HSW
Facilities are taking a second look at how people move through their buildings and what products can help reduce the spread of germs and bacteria. This course offers door hardware options available as well as understanding the codes that may affect these options.