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    Master Covert Neutralization of Locking Devices I - (TC-100)

    May 7, 2010
    Related To: NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ACADEMY

    In this course students expand their knowledge relating to locks and locking devices with updated methods of lock bypass and decoding.  Students learn methods of Safe and Container entry, both covert and drilling neutralization methods.   Manual Safe Lock operation and changing of Safe Lock combinations as well as the parts and nomenclature of the safe lock is ascertained by the student.   Electronic safe lock operation and changing methods are also presented.  Alarm system concepts and bypass techniques as well as electric systems (card readers, key fob, key pads etc.) are introduced.    The student will also experience “Hands On” decoding of Master key Systems and master key making.  Since covert entry is the primary objective of this course, the latest innovative tools of enhanced covert entry are introduced.  Included in the tuition are a Dial Micrometer and a set of Universal Plug Followers.  A comprehensive course manual and up to date resource material are part of this curriculum. This 40 hour course meets daily from 9:00am – 5:00pm.

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