Web-Based Course Covers Role Of Door Closers

  • Oct 24, 2008
Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies recently announced a new, free Web-based course that covers the basics of the role door closers play in controlling the door.

With the e-learning course, security directors, maintenance personnel, facility managers, locksmiths, distributors and security dealers can learn about door control according to their own schedule and from wherever they have access to the Internet.

“At LCN, we understand the need for effective door control education,” said Bruce Reynolds, LCN marketing manager. “With this on-line class, people can quickly and easily increase their door control knowledge and productivity.”

The easy online, self-paced format covers the five critical needs of an opening, including durability, ADA, safety, security and design.

The on-line course provides interactive learning of the features and benefits of heavy duty (institutional) and medium duty (commercial) products. Students learn about effective LCN door closer applications, installations, adjustments and servicing.

More information regarding the course can be found at www.lcn.ingersollrand.com/education.

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