The training program has been developed to ensure all Smart Lock installers have the necessary training and confidence to perform safe and accurate installations in the field.
Once completed, each customer is certified and accredited as a Smart Lock installer and can offer the solution to its personal customer base.
Smart Lock said it consistently has stock on hand and ready for delivery, along with technical support and assistance that can be accessed at any time, with the new training program adding another dimension to the business.
Through the new course, Smart Lock will service its partners, further educational understanding and raise market awareness of the ‘no cure’ point repair system that leverages mechanical and fiberglass technology for sewer and drainage pipe repairs and rehabilitation.
Additionally, Smart Lock said it will continue to liaise with relevant water authorities and infrastructure owners to ensure the appropriateness of its products and subsequent training program.
For more information visit the Smart Lock website.
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