** Price above shown is an early bird price. This course is delivered in partnership with Gate Safe and will equip you to assess if an automated gate is safe for use and prevent any unnecessary accidents
If you are installing or assessing electric gates you need to be aware of the potential dangers involved. Since 2010 there have been 3 fatalities as the result of electric gates. This course is delivered in partnership with Gate Safe and will equip you to assess if an automated gate is safe for use and prevent any unnecessary accidents.
To book this course please call 01303 840117 or email info@gate-safe.org
Who is this Electric Gate Safety Course for?
This course is designed for anyone who works with electric gates from electrical contractors to maintenance managers. You will need to have a basic understanding of electrical installation and how these types of systems are installed.
Why take the Course?
With an increase in automated gate technology over recent years it is important that installers are able to show they understand the risks involved and ensure electric gates are installed correctly. This not only saves lives but will reduce the chances of legal proceedings for injuries or deaths that result from poorly installed electric gates.
As part of the course you will receive:
Personalised Gate Safe aware logo
Company added to the Gate Safe Aware Installers map
Gate Safe ID card
Check a trade discount
Telephone support
IOSH Certificate
Gate Safe Aware technical hand book and updates as they become relevant
Access to the Gate Safe Aware Installers members area – contains high quality downloadable documents to help with electric gate safety
Delegates who successfully pass the course receive an IOSH approved certificate, access to the Gate Safe Aware Installers logo and a comprehensive training reference manual.
The half-day course covers:
The Gate Safe Aware Installer course lasts four hours.
Scope and nature of legislation and standards relevant to automated gate safety
Implications of failure to install equipment to the required standard
Risk Assessment protocol
Styles and configurations of different gates and associated risks
Details of recommended safety features and correct installation guidance
Additional safety considerations
Importance of maintenance
Practical examples of good and bad practice
The Gate Safe Aware Installer course lasts four hours.
Exams
The course finishes with a half an hour multiple choice exam.
Text books required:
None
