Codelocks, a leading manufacturer of standalone access control products, has announced that it is offering NHS facilities and estates managers the opportunity to attend a free digital lock training course that will help them improve access control within healthcare buildings.
“We’ve been helping NHS estates and facilities managers implement cost-effective access control for many years,” explains Grant Macdonald, Managing Director of Codelocks.
“Drawing on this experience, we are offering a new training course designed to help facilities, estates managers and service engineers make the most of today’s keyless entry door locks.”
“Over the years technology has significantly improved the performance of battery-operated digital locks making them increasingly capable,” Grant continues.
“High-specification electronic locks can now perform functions only previously available in traditional access control systems, making them a viable and cost-effective alternative.
"The course will explain how these products can significantly reduce the amount of time spent managing and programming access codes.”
During the two and a half hour training session Codelocks will provide advice on the best digital lock products to use in certain applications and discuss the pros and cons of mechanical and electronic operation.
With practical hands-on demonstrations attendees will learn how to install, program and service digital door locks.
The training will take place at the company’s HQ in Newbury, Berkshire, or if there is enough interest from one location, Codelocks will conduct the training on site.
