Allegion Offers CPD Presentations for Architects on Door Hardware and Security Systems
Allegion, a key player in security and architectural hardware, provides architects with technical expertise and industry insights through CPD presentations. These sessions cover topics like Door Hardware Standards, Electronic Locking, and Aged Care Hardware Specification. By participating, architects can earn one formal CPD point and stay updated on evolving standards and technologies.
In an increasingly complex regulatory and design environment, the specification of door hardware and security systems demands both technical expertise and up-to-date industry insight. Allegion, a longstanding player in the security and architectural hardware sector, provides targeted support to architects across the design and documentation process, ranging from compliance advice to hardware scheduling.
Beyond project-specific involvement, Allegion contributes to ongoing professional development through accredited CPD presentations. Recognised by the Australian Institute of Architects under the Refuel program, these sessions offer architects a structured avenue to remain informed about evolving standards and technologies.
Topics include Door Hardware and the Australian Standards, Electronic Locking, and Specifying Hardware into Aged Care, among others. Sessions are delivered in person by industry specialists and qualify for one formal CPD point.
This approach reflects a broader commitment to professional engagement, equipping architects with the practical knowledge required to specify safe, functional, and regulation-compliant hardware solutions in a wide range of built environments.
According to the source: ArchitectureAu.
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