Demystifying architectural door hardware
CPD training session designed to provide professionals with practical, up-to-date knowledge that supports compliance, design accuracy, and effective project delivery.
Architectural door hardware plays a critical role in building performance, safety, accessibility, and regulatory compliance. However, its technical nature and extensive range of components can make specification and documentation challenging. This CPD presentation simplifies key concepts, helping learners build confidence in understanding, selecting, and documenting door hardware within architectural and construction projects.
CPD learning outcomes
At the end of this CPD training session, participants will be able to:
- Gain a better understanding of what is required to develop an accurate and compliant architectural door hardware schedule
- Gain insights into the requirements of standards and regulations that affect architectural door hardware
- Become more familiar with the different types of architectural door hardware
- Become more familiar with the terms used in a door hardware schedule
Professional competency alignment
This session supports NSCA (National Standard of Competency for Architects) Performance Criteria, contributing to measurable CPD outcomes in:
- Project Initiation & Conceptual Design (PC28)
- Detailed Design & Construction Documentation (PC39, PC44, PC45)
Online training
Available on Archify, 40-minute duration.
In-person training
Fill out the form, and our representative will contact you to schedule.
For assistance or enquiries, please reach out to our team at info.au@darnuquexemx.live.
About ASSA ABLOY
Our brands
ASSA ABLOY's strength lies in its brands, which include some of the best-known and most trusted names in security. Each of our brands complements the others with its different strengths, allowing us to offer tailored solutions for all our clients.
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