Comelit-PAC is proud to announce its sponsorship partnership with Skills for Security, to support professional development and elevating standards across the security sector.
The collaboration marks a significant milestone in Comelit-PAC’s commitment to training and delivering excellence with Skills for Security showcasing its PAC access control portfolio and industry-leading Comelit video door entry.
With its state-of-the-art training facilities at its Headquarters in Luton and Global Centre of Excellence in Manchester, the new partnership embraces opportunities to attract talent into the industry and provide the knowledge, skills, and certifications necessary to excel.
“We are thrilled to partner with Skills for Security in our shared pursuit of excellence and innovation within the security industry,” said Steve Riley, Division Director at Comelit-PAC. “The sponsorship highlights our team support towards the growth and development of the security workforce and overcoming the well-documented skills shortages. By combining our resources, product portfolio and technical expertise, we provide security professionals with the tools and knowledge they need to succeed in an ever-changing landscape and stand by our vision of being ‘with you always.’”
As a sponsor, Comelit-PAC is poised to contribute to Skills for Security’s mission of advancing professional standards and promoting best practice. Through collaborative initiatives and shared resources alongside showcasing the latest security technology, both organisations are committed to nurturing talent, driving innovation, and raising the bar for excellence in security education and training.James Gribben, Commercial Director at Skills for Security added: “It’s a privilege to welcome globally renowned Comelit-PAC as a pioneer of access control and video door entry as a valued sponsor of Skills for Security.
Together, we look forward to advancing the standards of professionalism and excellence within the security industry, ensuring that individuals have access to the training and resources they need to thrive in their careers.”
