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The proven Leader in Security Training Since 1955.
For your convenience, LSI has two training centers. Nicholasville, Kentucky and Woodbridge, Virgina.
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We've never done anything like this!
Mechanical Safe Lock Servicing February 20-24, 2012
Combination Lock Manipulation Feb. 27- March 2, 2012
Basic Safe Penetration March 5-7, 2012
Electronic Safe Lock Servicing March 12-16, 2012
Buy any 3 of the "Safe" courses above and get
Safe Deposit Lock Servicing on March 8-9, 2012 -
FOR FREE!!!!!!! A $625.00 course value! (commercial price)
Call 866.574.8724 to reserve seating.
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Need Funding? Lockmasters Security Institute, Inc. is offers certainprograms that are approved for the enrollment of veterans, reservists, servicepersons, and other eligible persons with the GI Bill. For More info GO HERE >>> |
For more information on career training, or advancement in this exciting industry, call 866.574.8724 or email
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Some of the most in-demand, well paying jobs (worldwide) are in the security industry!
• Industrial Locksmiths,
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Safe & Vault Technicians,
• Travel Security Professionals
• Homeland security, FBI, CIA, NSA, DoD, & more.
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An LSI Public Service Announcement:
In case you've landed here looking for a locksmith, here is some invaluable information on how to protect yourself. Although LSI doesn't recommend Locksmiths in your area, anyone who has attended LSI has an extensive background check before they are able to enroll. If someone says they are an LSI graduate, ask to see their certification. We can also verify that here. |
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FTC Consumer Alert
The Keys to Hiring a Reputable Locksmith >>link>>
If you've ever locked yourself out of your car or home, you know what a hassle it can be. Your first thought is to get someone to help you out of your situation. If a family member or friend can't deliver a spare set of keys, your next call might be to a local locksmith. But before you make that call, consider this: According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's consumer protection agency, some locksmiths advertising in your local telephone book may not be local at all. They may not have professional training. What's more, some of them may use intimidating tactics and overcharge you. READ MORE @ FTC>>> |
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