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EducationInstaller Track
Installer Track
AV Installation Training Library
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Installation HandbookThe AV Installation Handbook provides step-by-step instructions on best practices to meet your clients needs. This is the first time that such a comprehensive collection of Best Practices has ever been compiled in one handy reference, complete with full-color photographs. It is a perfect take-along out in the field or anywhere.
Module 1: Introduction to AV InstallationQuick overview of the role of the installer, explanation of common job titles and responsibilities in the industry, tips to remember when working on an AV jobsite, working with other trades, basic safety overview, and building the client relationship on the job.
Module 2: Cable TerminationClear process steps for different ways to terminate cable, including compression, soldering, and crimping. Photos of good and bad examples help you evaluate skills.
Module 3: Cable HandlingThe Cable Handling Module is provided FREE of charge. Learn about planning, preparation, procedures and techniques for pulling cable.
Module 4: Rack BuildingOverview of the purpose of racks and rack design. Learn how to use a rack elevation diagram. Clear explanations of rack hardware and accessories, thermal issues, rack assembly, and rack wiring.
Module 5: MountingGeneral steps for ceiling mounting a projector, mounting a plasma display, mounting the manual wall projection screen, and creating an adjustable ceiling mount support structure.
All USAV companies will be required to train installation staff using standards from InfoComm's AV Installation Handbook.
Safety First
InfoComm International emphasizes the importance of using the safest installation methods possible. However, InfoComm International does not warrant the safety or efficacy of any procedures, methods or practices contained herein.
This information is general in nature and intended for training purposes only. Actual performances of activities described in this material require compliance with all applicable operations procedures under the direction of qualified personnel. Fully adhere to national, regional and local safety regulations. References in this material to patented or proprietary devices do not constitute a recommendation for their use.
