The security industry is changing rapidly as a result of many factors, including:
This is compounded by another problem for security system installers and maintenance technicians, in the form of possible claims for damages in the event of a malfunction of the installed system, with potentially damaging financial consequences for the supplier. In this respect, the Court of Cassation has been giving increasing primacy to consumer protection in recent years, with the result that suppliers are called upon to demonstrate their professionalism and adherence to best practice in the event of disputes.
There is therefore an increasing need to train and qualify the professionals responsible for designing, producing and providing security services.
To meet these needs, IMQ has developed the IMQ-AIR certification scheme, which is aimed at the following professional profiles:
Certification to IMQ-AIR meets specific market demand for endorsement of the skills of experts in intruder and panic alarm systems, while at the same time preparing trade operators to assimilate European standards relating to the qualification and certification of companies that provide design, installation and maintenance services for these systems. All of the above is carried out within the framework of protecting the interests of end-users, in line with the principles established by the EU.