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SAFETECH 2012
There’s no better way to shore up your success than by immersing yourself in the
education and networking opportunities available at SAFETECH 2012 — and there’s no
better place to do it than the beautiful shores of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Get ready for a week of in-depth training, hands-on exposure to hundreds of the hottest
new products, and networking events that bring together your colleagues, industry experts,
suppliers and more.
The Harry C. Miller Manipulation Contest, the SAVTA Kick-Off Party and Live Auction,
dozens of classes focused on the topics you need most — it’s all part of SAFETECH 2012.
Don’t miss your chance to join countless other professionals from around the world by
attending the industry’s premier event. You and SAFETECH 2012 — it’s a shore thing.
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General Information................................ 4
Class Schedule....................................... 5
Pricing..................................................... 6
Special Events/
Things to See and Do............................. 7
Class Descriptions................................. 8
Membership Application........................12
SAFETECH Registration Form...............13
Hotel Reservations Form.......................15
All Myrtle Beach photos courtesy
of the Myrtle Beach Area CVB.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The Safe & Vault Technicians Association
Convention and Trade Show 2012
Individual classes include: One class with breaks and lunch on
that day. If registering for a two-day class, you must purchase
each day separately. Remember to register by March 30, 2012
for discounted prices.
April 30-May 5, 2012
Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Hotel
Classes
A hotel reservation form is located on page 15. The discounted
rate for SAFETECH 2012 attendees, single or double occupancy, is $135. (Rates are subject to taxes.)
Monday, April 30-Friday, May 4, 2012
Exhibits
Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel
2101 North Oak Street
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA 29577
(843) 918-5000
Saturday, May 5, 2012
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Trade Show
Familiarize yourself with the most up-to date equipment in the
industry as well as the top safe manufacturers and distributors
at the SAFETECH 2012 Trade Show. This is the perfect place to
view new products, tools and equipment and meet with industry
experts one on one. The trade show will be held in the Sheraton
Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel.
SAFETECH rate per night is $135 S/D + tax. Rate is subject to
availability. You must inform the hotel that you are with SAVTA.
Group rate is available until April 13, 2012. Any reservations
made after this date or after the room block is filled are not guaranteed at the discount rate.
The Sheraton is approximately three miles from Myrtle Beach
Intl. Airport (MYR). Self-parking rate is $5.
Education
All registration packages include:
• Breaks and lunch
• Evening seminars
• Trade show
• The Kick-Off Party
• Friends of SAVTA Live Auction
Air Travel
For assistance booking a flight, contact Canyon Creek Travel.
For rates and reservations, call (877) 892-9488 or (972) 7923640, or send in a request online at www.canyoncreektravel.
net/aloa/safes.htm.
Car Rental
Avis Car Rental has special rates for SAFETECH attendees.
Please use the code B466699 when calling Avis directly at
(888) 754-8878 or online at www.avis.com.
Budget Car Rental also has special rates for SAFETECH attendees. Please use code Z861098 when calling Budget directly
at (800) 527-0700 or online at www.budgetcarrental.com.
Special Needs
Do you have special needs regarding food, transportation, etc.?
To make your participation more enjoyable, please call SAVTA
for assistance at (214) 819-9771.
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CLASS SCHEDULE
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8 AM - 11:45 PM
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M aY 2
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M aY 3
fri
M AY 4
sat
M AY 5
8 AM - 5 PM
8 AM - 5 PM
7 AM - 5 PM
7 AM - 10 AM
8 AM - Noon
8 AM - 5 PM
8 AM - 5 PM
8 AM - 5 PM
8 AM - 5 PM
8 AM - 5 PM
PRP Evaluations
8 AM - Noon
101 LKM 7000
Installation/
Operation
201 Kaba Mas
X-09
301 Advanced
Manipulation (Day
1 of 2)
401 Advanced
Manipulation (Day
2 of 2)
501 Basic Photo
Processing for the
Security Professional
102 S&G 2740
202 S&G 2740
Installation/
Operation
C L ASSES
Installation/
Operation
502 Safe Deposit
Locks
103 Electronic
Safe Locks
203 Professional
Safe Opening
(Day 1 of 2)
303 Professional
Safe Opening
(Day 2 of 2)
403 S&G
8500 Group 1
Manipulation
503 S&G
8500 Group 1
Manipulation
104 Griffin
Methods
204 Griffin
Methods
304 LaGard
Electronic Lock
Certification
404 LaGard
Electronic Lock
Certification
504 A Day of
GSA
105 Basic Group
2 Manipulation
(Day 1 of 2)
205 Basic Group
2 Manipulation
(Day 2 of 2)
305 Drill Bit
Sharpening
405 Welding (Day
1 of 2)
505 Welding (Day
2 of 2)
106 Safe Lock
Servicing
206 STPRP Prep
(Day 1 of 2)
306 STPRP Prep
(Day 2 of 2)
406 Basic Photography for the
Security Professional
Thursday Evening
Seminar 7-9 PM
Safecracking
Movie Night
Bazaar/Swap
Meet 7-9 PM
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Harry C. Miller
Manipulation
Contest
ALL DAY
There will be
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show floor ea
ch
hour for prize
s.
307 Successful
Safe Sales and
Servicing
Wednesday
Evening Seminar
6-7 PM
308 Government
Update
Trade Show
10 AM - 4 PM
Member Meeting
5:15-6:45 PM
Kick-Off Party/
Auction 7-11 PM
Pricing
On or Before March 30
Full Five-Day Package
Member$1,100
Non-member$1,400
Four-Day Package
Member$950
Non-member$1,250
Three-Day Package
Member$725
Non-member$1,025
Individual Classes
Member$250
Non-member$350
Exhibits Only
MemberFree
Non-member$30
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After March 30
$1,200
$1,500
$1,050
$1,350
$825
$1,125
$300
$400
Free
$40
Note: SAVTA and ALOA members
receive member pricing.
For the Four- and Three-Day
Packages, the days do not need
to be consecutive.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina April 30-May 5, 2012
Special Events
SAFETECH 2012 Kick-Off Party
7 p.m., Friday, May 4
Sponsored by Timemaster, the party provides a great atmosphere to mix and mingle with suppliers and colleagues.
Friends of SAVTA Live Auction
Friday, May 4, immediately after the Kick-Off Party
After enjoying the food and festivities at the Kick-Off Party,
please stay and join us for the 18th annual Friends of SAVTA
Auction, hosted by Lockmasters, Inc. This is a great way to pick
up some bargains and collectibles while benefitting the association at the same time.
If you are interested in donating items for the auction, please
mail your items to: Friends of SAVTA Live Auction, 3500 Easy
Street, Dallas, TX 75247. Items must be received by April 19.
Mark Swetland Productions Presents The
Real Deal 3, “Safecracking Movie Night”
Membership Meeting
5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., Friday, May 4
Let your voice be heard and play an active role in this great
association.
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday, May 3
Come enjoy a relaxing and fun evening at the movies! See safe
technicians on the big screen performing their skills on real-life
job sites. They will be opening safes of all kinds, from vaults to
antiques, gun safes and electronic locks. You will see simple
safes to complex containers and their secrets at opening revealed.
Have a laugh and learn something along the way as well.
See top safe techs perform, like the King of the Ring himself,
Skip Eckert. Mark Swetland, known as glasspopper, deals with
broken glass, and Mike Griffin displays some startling gun safe
techniques, while Martin Newton and John Falle share some
good safe stories.
This is brand new to SAVTA and sure to be a blast.
Mark and Skip share some questions and answers before the
show!
Admission is $10, with all proceeds going to help the SAVTA
fund.
Things to see and do
When business is done, it’s time for some fun in the sun! Myrtle
Beach, a beautiful resort city situated along the stunning South
Carolina coastline, is one of the country’s most popular destinations — and for good reason.
The area’s pleasant weather attracts millions of visitors year
round, with families and businesses alike flocking here to enjoy an
array of entertainment options, including 60 miles of sandy beaches.
You’ll enjoy amusement and water parks, golf courses, nearly
2,000 restaurants and the acclaimed Myrtle Beach Boardwalk
— and you’ll find one of the largest shopping areas in the southeast, including outlet malls, specialty boutiques and stores, and
flea markets.
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
ing (spindle hole opening); L.P. straight bolt spindle hole opening
and side drill points; and Kaba Mas 50V side attack (shim open).
monday, april 30, 2012
101: LKM 7000 Installation/Operation
This class teaches you proper installation and operation of the
DoD-approved LOCKONE LKM7000 locking system by Lockmasters, Inc. This locking system, in conjunction with the KABA
X0 series locks, meets all federal specifications for securing
classified materials. Students passing this class will be placed
on the Certified Installers list at Lockmasters.
105: Basic Group II Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Chuck Batcke, MBA USA
Manipulation is arguably the best and most professional method
of safe opening, and many times the quickest method as well.
This 2-day class will instruct participants in the art of Group
2 safe lock manipulation. Learn the right way on how to do a
wheel count, how to advance and park individual wheels, how to
find and read contact points, take readings, and everything necessary to know to become a proficient safe lock manipulator and
do it without graphing.
102: Sargent & Greenleaf Model 2740 Lock Training
Instructor: Andy Dennison, CPS, CML
This class is authorized by Sargent & Greenleaf, and each student, upon passing the class, will be registered with Sargent &
Greenleaf as a technician for their model 2740 combination lock.
The Sargent & Greenleaf model 2740 safe lock was designed to
meet Federal Specification FF-L-2740 and is approved for use
in protecting our nation’s classified materials. The manufacturer
requires that technicians successfully complete this approved
training program to be listed in their 2740 recommended technician database. The course will provide instruction in the installation, setup and programming of the Sargent & Greenleaf model
2740 combination lock. The course is concluded with a written
test developed by the manufacturer on which students must
achieve a minimum score.
106: Safe Lock Servicing
Instructor: Mike Potter, CPS
This is the one class you need to attend if you’re serious about
safe work. Learn how to properly install and service a mechanical safe lock. Some diagnostics included. Students will receive a
Group 2 lock on a mount. LAB FEE OF $75.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
201: Kaba-Mas X-09 Installation/Operation
This certification course provides in-depth training for installation, operation and programming of the X-09 lock and presents
the differences between it and the X-08. Students will be taught
to handle the X-09 without causing ESD damage to the lock during the installation process; set up the lock in various modes of
operation; change combinations; recognize and clear error conditions in the lock; auditing procedures; and basic troubleshooting. Also taught are proper removal procedures of the lock’s
back cover and information regarding the lock’s internal parts.
During the programming section, students will operate the lock
in single, dual, and supervisor/subordinate modes. All tools are
provided and students receive a training workbook and product manuals. A multiple-choice exam is given at the end of each
course. Students must score 76 percent.
103: Electronic Safe Lock Servicing
Instructor: Ryan Taylor, Lockmasters, Inc.
Students will learn the proper terminology, combination changing, lock programming, lock features, reset methods, drill points
and proper use of each lock covered in this course. Locks covered include La Gard 33E, La Gard Swingbolt, S&G 6120 Series, Kaba Mas LCLX series formerly the B52. Other locks from
several different manufacturers will be on display as well.
104: Griffin Methods (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Mike Griffin
This class deals with alternate methods of opening locks. Although some of these techniques will require drilling the safe,
we will not be drilling in this class. We will have the safes predrilled for specific locks and opening techniques. The focus of
this class will be methods and tools used and designed by Mike
Griffin. Day one will look at S&G 6700 through the spindle hole
method using the Gate Keeper and Fence Remover. We will
also go through the spindle hole to open the LG mechanical and
2200 key locks, as well as the S&G Z02. Day two will consist
of the following methods and locks: Cencon; L.G. 4200 model
motor swing bolt spiking spindle hole opening; L.G. 6040 motor
square bolt spiking spindle hole opening; S&G Titan series lock
opening through front and sides; L.P. Roto Bolt (EM 20-20) spik-
202: Sargent & Greenleaf Model 2740 Lock Training
Instructor: Andy Dennison, CPS, CML
This class is authorized by Sargent & Greenleaf, and each student, upon passing the class, will be registered with Sargent &
Greenleaf as a technician for their model 2740 combination lock.
The Sargent & Greenleaf model 2740 safe lock was designed to
meet Federal Specification FF-L-2740 and is approved for use
in protecting our nation’s classified materials. The manufacturer
requires that technicians successfully complete this approved
training program to be listed in their 2740 recommended technician database. The course will provide instruction in the installation, setup and programming of the Sargent & Greenleaf model
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2740 combination lock. The course is concluded with a written
test developed by the manufacturer on which students must
achieve a minimum score.
203: Professional Safe Opening (Day 1 of 2)
Instructors: Joe Reustle, CPS; Dave Fullarton, CPS,
CPL
Taught by professional safe technicians, heavy hands-on is the
emphasis for this class. Get expert guidance in safe opening
techniques, drill points, relock defeat, safe construction, locks
and tools. Participants will open a variety of containers during
this class. Note: The two days of Professional Safe Opening can
be selected as a two-day class or can be selected as a one-day
class, with student pick of day 1 or day 2, at time of registration.
Pre-requisite: Basic Safe Penetration or equivalent. LAB FEE OF
$35 EACH DAY.
204: Griffin Methods (Day 2 of 2)
See description for 104.
205: Basic Group II Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)
See description for 105.
206: STPRP Preparation Class (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Harry Sher, CPS, CML
This is not a beginning class. Although this class is designed
as a review to prepare participants for the STPRP certification
tests, it is an excellent overview of the wide range of topics
related to safes and safe locks. Students will participate in two
days of fast-paced instruction and hands-on training, covering
basic and advanced, theory and operation of safes and safe
locks. Safe and safe lock construction, ratings, container classifications, servicing and defeat methods are just some of the
subjects covered in class. Students will also learn the proper
way to scope a change key hole, lock defeat methods, drill point
options, how to pull various dials, lock handing, safe door handing, lock-out diagnostics, the correct way to drill and transfer,
and much more. Note: There is a $200 lab fee required for the
class text (the 320-page Safe Technicians’ Reference Manual by
Mike Oehlert, CPS, CPL) and a DVD, which is retained by the
students.
4 wheel X-type locks (such as Hall’s), AmSec/Star-designed
manipulation-resistant rotary locks, Yale HE, OB, OC and other
antique locks, and SUN 700 Locks (found on AmSec/Star fire
safes). Manipulation aids and tricks and methods designed and
proven to shorten your manipulation time and make manipulation
a more viable and profitable opening option will also be a part of
this class. Pre-requisites: To get the most from your participation in this class, it is strongly suggested that participants have
previous, formal manipulation training and experience, which
includes successful manipulation of several, standard Group 2
locks in the field. LAB FEE of $125 (optional if you bring
electronic listening device).
303: Professional Safe Opening (Day 2 of 2)
See description for 203. LAB FEE of $35.
304: LaGard Electronic Lock Certification
Instructor: Tasha Birdwell, Kaba Mas
This class offers hands-on instruction for the LA GARD AuditGard and SmartLinc I products. Students will learn installation,
detailed setup, programming, operating procedures and troubleshooting ideas for each of the above-mentioned products. Each
student will receive a factory-training certificate upon completion
of the class. CLASS LIMIT 24.
WEDNesday, May 2, 2012
301: Advanced Lock Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Ken Dunkel
This class is NOT for novice manipulators! It is designed to
make good manipulators better. It will cover: Diagnostic manipulation and difficult to manipulate locks such as LA GARD Group
2, Mosler CD 120 and CD 302 (with faceted wheels), 3 and
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
• Communication skills with your customer beginning with their
initial telephone call.
• How to stay in control of the telephone conversation from the
moment you answer the phone.
• How to set the appointment for a time that is convenient for YOU.
• How to instill confidence in your customer.
• How to avoid a “no show” (100% effective).
• Assessing your customers’ needs.
• How to sell safes you don’t have to show.
• Delivering or moving a safe on a budget.
• How and where to get equipment and tools.
• Looking like a PRO.
• Generating referrals.
You can be the greatest technician on planet earth, but if you can’t
convey that to your customers, you will never reap the rewards
you deserve. Very few purchases, whether they are a product or
a service, are made solely on the merits of the product. The fact
is that most purchases are made based on emotion. How a customer feels about the person they’re dealing with is often the deciding factor. Review the list above one more time. Everything on
that list has to do with YOU, not a product. Identical product can
be purchased anywhere. Isn’t it time you learn how to make the
customer want to deal with you, and only you?
305: Drill Bit Sharpening
Instructor: Roy Waters
Sharpening carbide, cobalt and HSS drill bits. Learn when to
use which type of drill bit. Learn how to properly sharpen drill
bits in accordance to their use. The different types of metals and
materials will be discussed and the proper motor speeds to use
for them, as well as the proper type drill bit. Learn when to use
a two-or four-fluted end mill and their purpose. Discussion on
right- and left-twist drill bits.
306: STPRP Preparation Class (Day 2 of 2)
See description for 206.
307: Successful Safe Sales and Service
Instructor William “Bill” Boughman, CPS
This class is designed for the safe professional who wants to
grow their safe business. Whether you are a one-man show or a
larger company with multiple employees, this class is for you. All
you need is the desire to double or even triple your bottom line.
You don’t need a lot of stock; you don’t need a lot of money;
you don’t need a lot of expensive equipment to get started; and
you don’t even need a physical shop location to get started.
What you do need are the skills and proven techniques to make
the customer want YOU and ONLY you to meet ALL their safe
needs from the initial purchase to continued service and moving
of their safe(s). Topics for discussion will include:
• How and where do you get your customers?
308: Government Update
Instructor: Vaughan Armstrong
This is an informal presentation of recent changes in government
regulations, standards and specifications, information on approved products, and related topics. The speaker is a physical security specialist with the Department of Defense Lock Program.
There is no fee for this presentation. CLASS LIMIT 20.
THURsday, May 3, 2012
401: Advanced Lock Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)
See description for 301.
403: Manipulation of S&G 8500 and S&G 2937
Instructor: Chuck Batcke, CPS, CML
Prerequisite: A thorough knowledge of safe locks and wheel action, as there will be no instruction on how a combination lock
works. This course, once reserved for only a select few, is now
available to the commercial locksmith community. Exploiting
weaknesses in these locks makes manipulation of these locks
possible. In-depth discussion on the operation of these locks
and why manipulation is possible. Once the technique is learned,
it is possible to manipulate these locks open in less than two
hours. Students are encouraged to bring an audio amplifier.
CLASS LIMIT 12.
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404: LaGard Electronic Lock Certification
See description for 304.
405: Welding Repairs (Day 1 of 2)
Instructor: Roy Waters
Once those safes are opened, you need to weld them in a lot of
cases to affect a proper repair. This class will teach you about
different types of welding and when to use which type.
406: Basic Photography for the Security
Professional
Instructor: Tony Fiorini, CRL
This one-day class is designed with the security tech in mind.
How a camera works, why it does what it does, and how to
make it do what you want it to do are the principles of this class.
Photos required for tech support, archives, insurance claims,
forensics, job estimation, advertisement, and website enhancement are just a few of the reasons for the necessity of understanding how your camera works and how to make it work for
you. Topics covered are elementary theory, low light shooting,
macro shooting, advanced techniques for adverse shooting conditions, and student hands-on shooting utilizing the learned principles. Students of this class will achieve the ability to overcome
the camera taking bad pictures. Students are required to bring
their digital camera, the owner’s manual, fresh batteries and an
empty memory card.
502: Safe Deposit Locks
Learn the basics of safe deposit locks. Right-hand, left-hand and
non-handed locks will be discussed. Learn about changeable
and non-changeable renters or guard levers. Professional defeat
methods.
503: Manipulation of S&G 8500 and S&G 2937
See description for 403. CLASS LIMIT 12.
504: A Day of GSA
Instructor: Vaughan Armstrong
This is an overview of GSA-approved containers, vault doors,
and their locks: who made/makes them, what kinds there are,
how to identify them, where they are required, and where the requirements are. A visual presentation of dozens of photos will be
interspersed with relevant technical and historical information.
We’ll look at the Federal Specifications to which the products
are built, and see how those specs can help us identify the products. We’ll cover the Federal Standard that describes methods
of opening and repairing them, including authorized modifications. We’ll learn what recertification is, who can do it, and when
it is and is not necessary. Each student will receive binders of information on products made by every (past and present) manufacturer of GSA-approved security equipment, as well as specifications and other related documents.
FRIday, May 4, 2012
501: Basic Photo Processing for the Security
Professional
Instructor: Tony Fiorini, CRL
This one-day class is designed with the security tech in mind.
Basic photo processing skills such as uploading to a computer, archiving and backing up are covered. Introduction to basic
photo enhancement is also covered using the Adobe Photoshop
Elements program. Students will learn how to resize photos for
print and for web use, straighten horizons, lighten dark areas,
darken overexposed areas, enhance colors, create text and arrows on photos, crop photos to eliminate unwanted objects, and
various other useful techniques to produce quality photographs.
If applicable, we will also learn how to upload photos to web
forums. Students are required to bring: A laptop with Adobe
Photoshop Elements preinstalled, a small extension cord, their
digital camera and a card reader for their memory card. A wireless mouse is optional, but a good idea.
505: Welding Repairs (Day 2 of 2)
Instructor: Roy Waters
Once those safes are opened, you need to weld them in a lot of
cases to affect a proper repair. This class will teach you about
different types of welding and when to use which type.
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STPRP evaluation, cps
mSAVTA/ALOA Member (S1S) $90__________
m Non-Member (S1N) $245__________
Registrant
FIRST NAME:
LAST NAME:
STPRP evaluation, cmst
mSAVTA/ALOA Member (S2S) $135__________
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m Non-Member (S2N) $290
PRP evaluation
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mSAVTA/ALOA Member (PRP1) $70
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m ALOA Non-Member (PRP2) $315
NAME FOR BADGE:
safe technician’s reference manual (stm)
COMPANY NAME:
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mSAVTA/ALOA Member$135
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m Non-Member $165
STREET OR PO BOX
PRP resource guide (prg)
CITY/STATE OR PROVIDENCE/ZIP OR POSTAL CODE
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mSAVTA/ALOA Member$20
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m Non-Member $25
savta membership RENEWAL ONLY
(For new membership, use application form on page 12)
COUNTRY
WORK NUMBER
Please mark your package choice below:
lab fees & materials
m SAVTA Member #______________________
m ALOA Member #______________________
m NonMember #______________________
STPRP/PRP Status: mCRL
mCPS
CONVENTION PACKAGE SELECTION
m Member _____ x $250$300 __________
_____ x $350$400 __________
m Non-Member registrant information
Please type or print your information.
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HOME NUMBER
FAX NUMBER
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m Annual Dues (DU1)$180
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m Canada Dues (DU2)$195
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m Overseas Dues (DU3)$240
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m Go Green Dues (GGM) $150
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m Int’l Go Green Dues (GGI) $150
E-MAIL
Is this an address change? mYES
mNO
amount:
PAYABLE IN U.S. FUNDS ONLY!
guest (complete only if attending)
GUEST FULL NAME:
payment method
m Check #______________________
m MasterCard mVISA mAMEX mDiscover
EXP DATE:
CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER:
SIGNATURE:
PRINT NAME:
$
safe t ech 2012 registrat ion form
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CLASS REGISTRATION
PRP/STPRP REGISTRATION
Review the class descriptions prior to indicating your selection
MAy 5, 2012 • 8 AM-Noon
NAME:
Level Testing For: mCRL
mCPL mCML
mCPS mCMST
Below are descriptions of each level and its requirements.
•CRL LEVEL: L-00 + two (2) Electives. Choose the Mandatory and two
(2) Electives
•CPL LEVEL: CRL + twelve (12) Electives. Choose 12 Electives. Do not choose
any Electives passed previously for CRL.
•CML LEVEL: CPL + nine (9) Electives. You may take up to 12 Electives.
Do not choose any Electives passed previously for CRL or CPL.
•Re-Take CRL LEVEL: If you did not pass the Mandatory, you must choose the
Mandatory. You may also take one (1) or two (2) Electives if you did not pass one
(1) or two (2) Electives, but you may not take extras.
•If you passed only the Mandatory, choose up to twelve (12) Electives.
•Re-Take CPL or CML LEVEL: choose up to twelve (12) Electives.
•CPS LEVEL (S-00): Because of the time required this cannot be taken with
any other selection.
•CMST Level (S-O1): You must pass the CPS level before taking the CMST level.
MEMBER NUMBER:
PHONE NUMBER:
FAX NUMBER:
Monday, April 30
101: LKM 7000 Installation/Operation 102: Sargent &Greenleaf 2740 103: Electronic Safe Locks 104: Griffin Methods 105: Basic Safe Lock Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)
106: Safe Lock Servicing Tuesday, May 1
201: Kaba Mas X-09 202: Sargent & Greenleaf 2740 203: Professional Safe Opening (Day 1 of 2) 204: Griffin Methods 205: Basic Safe Lock Manipulation (Day 2 of 2) 206: STPRP Prep (Day 1 of 2)
Wednesday, May 2
301: Advanced Manipulation (Day 1 of 2) 303: Professional Safe Opening (Day 2 of 2) 304: LaGard Electronic Lock Certification
305: Drill Bit Sharpening 306: STPRP Prep (Day 2 of 2)
307: Successful Safe Sales and Servicing Wednesday Evening
308: Government Update Thursday, May 3
401: Advanced Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)
403: S&G 8500 Group 1 Manipulation
404: LaGard Electronic Lock Certification
405: Welding (Day 1 of 2) 406: Basic Photography for the Security Professional
Thursday Evening
Safecracking Movie Night
Friday, May 4
501: Basic Photo Processing for the Security Professional
502: Safe Deposit Locks
503: S&G 8500 Group 1 Manipulation 504: A Day of GSA
505: Welding (Day 2 of 2)
Class times are 8 am-5 pm unless otherwise indicated in the Class Descriptions
section of this brochure. Due to class limits, mark your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices.
Indicate choice by Class Number. Multi-day classes are charged as separate classes.
1ST CHOICE 2ND CHOICE
3RD CHOICE
m L-00 Mandatory Categories
m L-03 Domestic Auto
m L-04 Foreign Auto
m L-05 Door Closers
m L-07 Life Safety Codes
m L-08 High Security Cylinder Servicing
m L-11 Special Applications Cylinder Servicing
m L-12 Tubular Key Cylinder Servicing
m L-13 Basic Electricity
m L-16 Exit Hardware & Exit Alarms
m L-20 Keyless Mechanical Locks
m L-21 Level Locks, Other Than Safe Deposit
m L-22 Motorcycle Locks
m L-24 Safe Combination Locks
m L-25 Safe Deposit Locks
m L-26 Time Locks
m L-28 Lockset Installation
m L-31 Advanced Master Keying
m L-32 Safe Installation
m L-33 Safe Opening and Servicing
m L-34 Vault Installation and Service
m L-38 Small Format Interchangable Core
m L-39 Large Format Interchangeable Core
m L-40 Electro-mechanical Access Control
m L-41 Door-Related Hardware
m L-42Alarms
m L-43 Detention Locks
m S-00 Certified Professional SafeTech (CPS)
m S-01 Certified Master SafeTechnician (CMST)
MONDAY:
TUESDAY:
WEDNESDAY:
THURSDAY:
FRIDAY:
Warning:
This PRP/STPRP Registration must be received at
SAVTA by March 30, 2012.
hot el reservat ion form
S afetech Con ven t ion
FAX RESERVATION DIRECTLY TO
Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel
2101 N Oak Street
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 918-5011 (FAX)
Rate: $135 SINGLE/DOUBLE (PLUS 12% tax + 3% facility fee)
PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS BY: April 13, 2012. Group rate will be honored 3 days pre and post convention
dates based on availability. Also, group rates honored until above date or until group block is filled, whichever
occurs first. 72-HOUR CANCELLATION NOTICE TO AVOID FORFEITURE OF THE FIRST NIGHTS ROOM AND TAX
CHARGES. Self-parking is $5 per night in the hotel garage.
NAME:PHONE:
ADDRESS:
CITY/STATE/ZIP:
EMAIL:
ARRIVAL DATE:
NO. OF ROOMS:
DEPARTURE DATE:
NO. OF PERSONS:
Check-In Time: 3:00 pm / Check-Out Time: 12:00 Noon
Room Request: KING BED______
DOUBLE BEDS______
Please understand that special requests may not be honored, based on availability at the time of check-in.
G uaran t eed R eservation s
Reservation request must be received by April 13, 2012 on this form. After this date, rooms are subject to availability
and regular room rates. If the contracted number of rooms is filled prior to the above date, rooms are again subject
to availability and regular room rates, so please reserve early.
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