The Wisconsin Security Association Inc.
Established 1975One Voice
The Wisconsin Security Association promotes the interest of the electronic protection and alarm system industry. WISA informs the public of services performed by the security alarm industry.
Security
Members of WISA sell, install, monitor and maintain burglar and fire alarm systems, supervisory systems, access control, closed circuit TV systems (CCTV) as well as integrated systems and a host of other low voltage system applications.
Communication
It facilitates communication among those engaged in the sale and installation of alarm detection and supervisory systems by providing a forum for the discussion of ideas and problems.
Professionalism
The Wisconsin Security Association encourages the enactment of legislation beneficial to the electronic alarm system industry and in the public interest. Of utmost importance to the Association is the promotion of professionalism.
Interested in buying or maintaining a security system?
WISA has assembled some great resources for you to learn about the security industry. There are several tips including the best ways to purchase and maintain a system, as well as how to select the right contractor for you. Follow the links to read about this and more.
Upcoming Events
WISA Board Meeting
All reports due August 11, 2024
August 15 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pmWISA Board Meeting
All reports due September 8, 2024
September 12 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm2024 Robert Kerman & Bob Wolf Memorial Golf Outing
September 19 @ 11:00 am - 8:00 pm at Kettle Moraine Golf ClubGSX 2024 | Orlando, Florida
You’ve seen it firsthand. Security threats are evolving and becoming more complex. Elevate your knowledge and technical capabilities at GSX to rise up against this shifting landscape. Access expert-led education covering critical physical
September 23 - September 25 at Orange County Convention CenterWISA Board Meeting
All reports due October 13, 2024
October 17 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Upcoming NTS Courses
Advanced Intrusion Systems
Course Description Master Practical Applications and Design of Intrusion Alarm Systems teaches students how to select and apply proper detectors, control panels and communication devices in a variety of intrusion
August 7 - August 8 at ADICertified Alarm Technician Level I
Course Description The Core Technical Training and Certification Program for the Electronic Security Industry and considered so essential dozens of states and localities insist on it as a prerequisite for
October 8 - October 10 at ADIElectronic Access Control
Course Description This 14-hour course, followed by a two-hour examination, provides broad training and information needed to successfully design and install an electronic access control system. This course teaches both
November 7 - November 8 at ADIFire Alarm Installation Methods Certification
Course Description This 14-hour course, followed by an exam provides broad training in proper installation and service requirement for commercial and household fire alarm systems based on NFPA and ICC
December 4 - December 5 at Virtual Live Class Room
Join WISA
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