CCTV Training Course, IP Cameras Installation, CCTV Security

Video Surveillance Installation Training Courses

Learn the basics for installing video surveillance systems. We teach you, step by step, the right way to install, the right tools to use and how to overcome the key challenges you will face installing.
This is a unique installation course in a market where little practical training is available.
In 12 sessions we cover the basics for installing video surveillance systems: (1) Tools / Safety The course starts with an introduction to basic installer's hand tools and how they are best used in installation. We also examine installer workplace safety guidelines and personal protective equipment. (2) Tools Advanced Expands to cover specialty tools used, including cable termination tools, ladder, lifts, and test tools for checking cabled work. (3) Cables Explains the process and techniques for installing the cable types in locations most used for video surveillance systems. (4) Terminating Breaks down best practices attaching cabling connector ends for video networks, including copper ethernet, coaxial systems, and fiber optic cabling. (5) Indoor Camera Installation, Part 1 Shows actual indoor-camera installation in common interior areas like drywall, ceiling tiles, and block walls, along with proper Firestopping and Riser penetrations. (6) Indoor Camera Installation, Part 2 Continues actual camera installation in common interior areas like exposed ceilings, trussworks/drop pendant, masonry walls, and plenum-rated ceilings. (7) Outdoor Camera Installation, Part 1 Shows actual outdoor camera installation in common exterior areas like brick, metal siding, and synthetic stucco (EIFS), along with waterproofing and sealing all work. (8) Outdoor Camera Installation, Part 2 Continues actual camera installation in common exterior areas like roofs, parapet mounts, tripods, poles, and proper lightning protection & grounding. (9) Whips & Mounting Features Breaks down the use and tradeoffs of how options like camera cable whips, gimbal mounts, and backplate mounting impacts installation and video quality. (10) Install Factors Survey the best and worst installation features of cameras, and review how popular models install compared to each other. (11) Aiming & Focusing Cameras Explains the steps and techniques of optimizing camera positioning and lens focus for production use. (12) System Commissioning To cap off the course, IPVM covers work documentation, checklists for finishing the job, and how to wrap up the job cleanly. Who Should and Should NOT Take this Course If you are looking for instruction on how to design and specify cameras and networking equipment, you should not take this course. The better classes for you are our Camera course and IP Networking courses. This video installation course is for those want to learn the basics of installer work with limited prior training on video surveillance cameras and equipment, and limited experience with networks.