Paxton to Host In-Person Certified Training Opportunities

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Paxton Access has updated its free installer training offering for 2022, with a focus on in-person, hands-on sessions. 

Delivering free installer training has always been at the heart of Paxton’s business strategy, according to an announcement. More than 1,400 installers participated in Paxton training sessions in 2021; an additional 120 installers registered for training during ISC West 2022.

The hands-on sessions are said to offer guidance on the installation of the company’s networked access control system Net2, as well as Paxton10, which combines access control with video management on a single platform.

For 2022 Paxton is offering new, comprehensive in-person training sessions for both Net2 and Paxton10. The individual eight-hour training sessions are said to provide attendees with the basics of the system right through to advanced functionality.

In-person sessions combine all the learning objectives from Paxton’s popular virtual training, but with an experienced Paxton expert, live and on-hand to support. Advanced virtual sessions for Paxton10 will also be conducts.

The Advanced sessions will help installers “unlock the full power of Paxton10’s forward-thinking technology from the comfort and convenience of their home, or workplace,” the announcement states.

Steve Woodbridge, Paxton’s Global Training Manager explains: “We have been successfully delivering Net2 Essential and Advanced training sessions to thousands of installers annually. Paxton10 has been developed to be simple to install and commission, and the Paxton10 training sessions allow attendees to experience this first-hand, ensuring they have the knowledge to make their installation and site management straightforward.”

For more information on the new training sessions or to sign up, go here.

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