Car Alarm, Tracking/Tracker Systems Installation & Management Skills – Aug, 2025

Day 2: Car Alarm Programming
Session 1: Programming Basics

Understanding programming modes

Key fob synchronization

Setting up alarm triggers (door sensors, motion detectors, etc.)

Session 2: Advanced Programming Features

Remote start integration

Smartphone app control

Customizing alarm settings (sensitivity, tone, etc.)

Session 3: Hands-On Practice

Programming a car alarm system on a demo vehicle

Simulating real-world scenarios (theft attempts, false alarms, etc.)

Day 4: Advanced GPS Tracking and Integration
Session 1: Advanced GPS Features

Geofencing and location-based alerts

Real-time tracking and historical data analysis

Integration with mobile apps and web platforms

Session 2: Integrating GPS with Car Alarm Systems

Syncing GPS tracking with alarm triggers

Setting up notifications for unauthorized movement

Enhancing vehicle recovery capabilities

Session 3: Hands-On Practice

Installing and configuring a combined car alarm and GPS tracking system

Simulating theft scenarios and testing system response

CCTV Control Room Operation, Monitoring & Management

**Excerpt:**

“To become a trainee in our security installation courses, no specific qualifications are required, though employers often prefer candidates with a KCSE (A-D-) or equivalent in English, Math, and a Science or technical subject. Prior experience in electrical or electronics work can also be advantageous. Full fee payment is required before joining any course, and trainees must actively participate in all tuition and practical sessions.

CCTV system operators play a critical role in maximizing the effectiveness of security systems. They act as the bridge between technology and its practical application, ensuring incidents are identified and addressed promptly. Targeted training not only enhances service quality but also boosts staff satisfaction, reducing absenteeism and turnover.

Our course objectives include introducing learners to their roles in the CCTV control room, familiarizing them with equipment and legislation, and developing skills in surveillance techniques, incident management, and handling difficult situations. Key areas covered include CCTV operation, surveillance legislation, body language, call handling, and audit trails.”

CCTV Operation & Control Room Management

CCTV system operators are the link between the system technology and its effective use. An operator’s performance will largely determine the level of service provided by the system. The operators of public area CCTV systems are fast becoming integral players in entire organization security organization management, for crime prevention, incident scene management and in investigation teams

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