Integrated Access Control and Security manufacturer TDSi announces the latest set of dates for its free GARDiS Installer Training for 2024. Available at both TDSi’s Poole in Dorset Headquarters and at Texecom’s Headquarters in Haslingden, Lancashire, these popular installer training sessions are designed to provide the latest updates and specific guidance on the GARDiS ecosystem of integrated access control hardware and software solutions.   

The Poole training opportunities take place on Wednesdays and commence on the 3rd of January, and then continue on the 7th of February, 6th of March, 3rd of April, 8th of May, and 5th of June. Meanwhile, the Haslingden sessions commence on Wednesday 24th January and continue on 21st February and 20th March.

Best Practice across all TDSi controllers

We are pleased to announce the latest set of dates for these free training sessions at venues"

Jon Hooley, TDSi's Technical Support Manager commented, “We are pleased to announce the latest set of dates for these free training sessions at venues to suit installers in both the south and north of the UK. Our carefully designed training programme ensures that our Authorised Installers acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively install, maintain, and upgrade TDSi products. Our goal is to instill confidence in engineers, empowering them to proactively oversee their installations, thereby streamlining the process for both installers and end-users.” 

Starting at 9 am and running until approximately 1 pm, the courses typically start with an Introduction, followed by a focus on the GARDiS Platform, GARDiS Readers, GARDiS Controllers, and a session on Best Practice across all TDSi Controllers. The course continues with Software Tools, the GARDiS Embedded Software, GARDiS Server Software, and an Authorised Course Test.

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