Profiles & Objectives: 4th Period

Orientation

A-1 Orientation

1. Identify learning module components.

2. Describe your responsibilities.

3. Use resources.

20 pages

A-2 Use of TLM

1. Use TLM

14 pages

A-3 Introduction to the Locksmith Industry

1. Describe the history of Locksmithing.

2. Describe the history of Locksmithing in Alberta.

3. Identify training and resource groups.

4. Identify confidentiality of the trade and professional standards.

5. Identify government regulations pertaining to Locksmiths.

42 pages

A-4 Glossary of Terms for Locksmith Industry

19 pages

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4D-1 Identify Safe Oxy/Acetylene Welding Practices

1. Identify the hazards associated with the oxy-acetylene welding processes and the precautions needed to ensure the safety of the welder and others.

4D-2 Describe Oxy-Acetylene Equipment and Gases

1. Describe welding and cutting gases.

2. Describe oxy-acetylene cylinders.

3. Describe filler rods and fluxes.

4. Describe oxy-acetylene torch equipment.

4D-3 Welding Setup and Flame Adjustment

1. Describe proper setup of oxy-acetylene equipment

2. Describe safe handling of oxy-acetylene torches.

4D-4 Demonstrate Setting Up and Shutting Down Procedures (Lab)

1. Identify, demonstrate the proper set-up, leak checking, lighting (igniting) and shutdown procedures for an oxy acetylene outfit.

2. Ignite the torch using the recommended procedure and demonstrate the different flame types.

4D-5 Describe Braze Welding & Low Temperature Brazing (Silver Soldering)

1. Describe the braze welding process.

2. Identify the types of material that can be braze welded.

3. Describe the edge and surface preparation for satisfactory results.

4. Identify braze welding advantages and disadvantages.

5. Describe low temperature brazing (silver soldering).

4D-6 Fusion Weld, Braze Weld, Silver Braze (Solder) and Plug Drilled Holes (Lab)

1. Perform a fusion vertical lap weld using RG45 (metal steel) filler rod.

2. Perform a vertical lap braze weld as per recommended procedures.

3. Demonstrate the ability to cap hole and plug holes in safe deposit doors using bronze filler rod.

4. Demonstrate the ability to silver braze (solder) two shafts together.

4D-7 Describe Oxygen Fuel Gas Cutting Procedures

1. Describe the cutting process, equipment and gases.

4D-8 Cut Using Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Equipment (Lab)

1. Demonstrate straight line, shape and bevel freehand cuts.

2. Demonstrate piercing holes and slots

1. Assemble and operate GMAW equipment

2. Produce industry-acceptable welds

3. Recognize and identify weld faults

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 4G-1 Identify, Describe Security Management

1. Describe an overview of crime prevention.

2. Identify, describe TAP and CPTED.

3. Identify, describe security concerns in relation to the National Building Code of Canada.

4. Describe performing security surveys.

4G-2 Demonstrate the Ability to Identify Security Requirements (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to identify security requirements.

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4I-1 Identify, Describe Safe Deposit Boxes

1. Identify, describe the scope of safe deposit work.

2. Identify, describe safe deposit box locks and keys.

3. Identify, describe safe deposit box types and manufacturers.

4. Identify, describe opening and repair methods for safe deposit boxes.

4I-2 Demonstrate Opening and Servicing of Safe Deposit Boxes (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to make a drilling template for safe deposit boxes.

2. Demonstrate the ability to open a safe deposit box by drilling and picking.

3. Demonstrate the ability to open a safe deposit box by drilling the lock mounting screws.

4. Demonstrate the ability to repair a pick hole in a safe deposit door.

5. Demonstrate the ability to repair mounting screw holes in a safe deposit door.

6. Demonstrate the ability to originate a preparatory key for a single-nose safe deposit lock.

7. Demonstrate the ability to originate a renter's key for a single-nose safe deposit lock.

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Correctional Institution Locks

4I-3 Identify, Describe Detention Locks

1. Overview of detention lock servicing.

2. Identify, describe key lock mechanisms used in detention locks.

3. Identify, describe detention lock manufacturers and products.

4I-4 Demonstrate the Ability to Service Detention Locks (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to rekey a mogul cylinder.

2. Demonstrate the ability to service a Folger Adam 120E series lock.

3. Demonstrate the ability to service a detention lever lock.

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 4I-5 Identify, Describe Safes and Vaults

1. Describe the design improvements of safes and vaults over the last 300 years.

2. Identify, describe unique features and construction for various types of safes and vaults.

3. Identify, describe various ratings, labels and classifications of safes and vaults.

4. Identify potential hazards that could be present within safes and vaults.

5. Identify, describe moving of safes, vaults, doors, and frames.

4I-6 Demonstrate the Ability to Install, Service, and Repair Safe and Vault Assemblies (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to move safes, vault doors, and frames.

2. Demonstrate the ability to service and repair handles, bolt works, and re-locking devices on safes and vaults.

3. Demonstrate the ability to service and repair hinges on safes and vaults.

4. Demonstrate the ability to service and repair emergency release mechanisms on safes and vaults.

5. Demonstrate the ability to service and repair vault ventilation equipment.

6. Demonstrate the ability to install vault door and frame assemblies.

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 4I-7 Identify, Describe Types of Locks for Safes and Vaults

1. Review of second period key locks.

2. Identify, describe safe and vault locks.

3. Describe combination changing procedures for various types of safe and vault locks.

4. Identify, describe diagnosis and solving of typical combination lock service problems.

5. Identify, describe time locks and time delay locks.

4I-8 Demonstrate the Ability to Repair and Service Safe and Vault Locks (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to disassemble, service, reassemble, and change the combination on a LaGard 2200 series Key-op lock.

2. Demonstrate the ability to disassemble, service, repair and reassemble various safe and vault combination locks.

3. Demonstrate the ability to change combinations on various safe and vault locks.

4. Demonstrate the ability to problem solve and open combination locks.

5. Demonstrate the ability to service and repair time locks.

4I-9 Identify, Describe Types of Manipulation Proof Locks

1. Identify, describe principles of operation of various manipulation proof locks.

2. Identify, describe service operations on various manipulation proof locks.

4I-10 Identify, Describe Electronic Safe and Vault Locks

1. Identify, describe electronic safe locks.

4I-11 Demonstrate the Ability to Repair and Service Electronic and Manipulation Proof Locks (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to disassemble, service and reassemble manipulation proof locks.

2. Demonstrate the ability to problem solve and open manipulation proof locks.

3. Demonstrate the ability to install electronic safe locks.

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 4I-12 Identify, Describe Safe and Vault Handles, BoltWorks, Re-locks and Hinges

1. Identify, describe handle and bolt work assemblies.

2. Identify, describe re-locking devices.

3. Identify, describe hinge assemblies.

4. Identify, describe pressure bars and lug doors.

5. Identify, describe safe and vault penetration tools and techniques.

4I-13 Identify, Describe Vault Specifics

1. Identify, describe alarm systems within vaults and safes.

2. Identify, describe vault penetration methods.

3. Identify, describe types of vault ventilation equipment.

4. Identify, describe vault door and frame installations.

5. Identify, describe vault door accessories and in-vault equipment.

4I-14 Demonstrate Safe and Vault Penetration Methods (Lab)

1. Determine and detail various entry methods for safes and vaults.

2. Determine and detail various methods for neutralizing re-locking devices.

3. Demonstrate the ability to penetrate barrier material in a safe or vault.

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4I-15 Identify, Describe Night Depositories

1. Identify, describe bank procedures and general rules and liabilities related to night depositories.

2. Identify, describe the general operating principle of night depositories.

3. Identify, describe various modules of night depositories.

4. Identify, describe service procedure on night depositories.

4I-16 Demonstrate the Ability to Service Night Deposit Heads (Lab)

1. Demonstrate the ability to remove, disassemble, service and re-install a Chubb T type night deposit head.

2. Demonstrate the ability to remove, disassemble, service and re-install an Allied Gary night deposit head.

3. Demonstrate the ability to disassemble and service a Diebold Polaris letter deposit.