Services
We are currently implementing a secure online ordering system for customers. If you require more information regarding our product range, please contact us.
XTEK's Logistical Engineers Department (LED) offers services in:
- Manufacturing and Assembly
- Service and Repairs
- Overflow Assembly and Labour
XTEK Training Services
XTEK is a leading ISO-accredited service provider (AS/NZS (ISO) 9001:2008) in the delivery of leading homeland security products and services. XTEK is also a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) National code 88135 with the capabilities to design and conduct training courses as required by our Customers.
The XTEK RTO and our specialist staff have extensive experience in the development and delivery of training to a range of Australian Government agencies (inclusive of Defence, Attorney Generals Department, Parliament House, and others) as well as the Commercial and Private sector. We can also tailor specialist courses and award qualifications by utilisng the relevant unit competencies on the XTEK RTO Scope; details as follows:
For further information please contact XTEK on the details provided below.
- Plan and conduct evacuation of premises
- Access security risk management options
- Prepare security risk management plan
- Implement security risk management plan
- Apply Ionizing radiation safety procedures
- Certificate 4 in Government Investigation
- Certificate 2 and 3 in security operations
- Certificate 4 in security and risk management.
In recent times the XTEK RTO has developed a one day training program that covers mail room security and X-ray training and leads to the award of Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CPPSEC2008A Screen Items. We have delivered this course to a number of organisations from whom we have received both positive feedback and in some cases, repeat business. Other competencies can also be awarded for radiation safety awareness if the two day course is considered. An outline of the one day training is as follows:
- Legislation and Regulation for the use of Cabinet X-ray machines
- Ionising radiation safety awareness
- Preparing an X-ray machine for mail screening operations
- Conducting screening using a cabinet security x-ray machine and any other devices used in the process
- Identification of mail borne threats including nuisance mail, explosive devices, and powders
- Conducting a visual inspection and search of a potential threat item
- Interpreting x-ray images
- Provision of a student handout addressing the material covered in the training.
Our training day starts at 0900Hrs and concludes at 1700Hrs. XTEK can run the course either at XTEK in Fyshwick or in your work place, or a combination of the two. Students receive a comprehensive course hand out and a nationally recognised certificate.
This training is tailored to each organisation’s specific circumstance. The basic operating principles of x-ray machines are generic; however there are a great number of variants on the market and often times each is configured differently. XTEK would need to conduct an audit of your machine as part of the development process. This will take up to half a day and this service can be incorporated into a machine service call if required. XTEK would also need to review and confirm current organisational emergency and response procedures before incorporating them into the course material.
Key Point of Contact:
Al Akkawy
National Logistics Engineering Manager
XTEK Ltd
Wk: +61 (0) 2 6163 5588
Mob: + 61 (0) 439 622 340
Fax: +61 (0) 2 9821 3983
Email: ahmed [dot] akkawy [at] xtek [dot] net
