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Gate Safe Audit Reveal Alarming Numbers of Unsafe Automated School Gates
The security of pupils, staff and visitors is of paramount importance to any learning setting which is why automated gates – an effective means of access control – regularly feature on a school site. However,
Launch of Gate Safe Australia Campaign
Gate Safe has established a licensing agreement with industry professionals in Australia to address the growing need for the rollout of specialist automated gate and barrier training in Australia. The organisation will trade under the
Gate Safe onstage at Insurance Engineer Surveyor Roadshow
Gate Safe, the original charity to campaign for improved safety standards for automated gates, was delighted to be invited to speak on the subject of automated gate safety at a recent event for engineer surveyors
School Gates that Kill…
News that the family of a nine-year old girl killed by a school gate in the US have filed a $15 million claim against the organisation responsible for the school where the accident took place,
Gate Safe Founder Wins Unsung Hero Award
Gate Safe founder Richard Jackson has been honoured with the prestigious Alan McArthur ‘Unsung Hero’ award at this year’s Safety & Health Excellence Awards. The national awards, which represent a joint venture between Western Business
Inertia of Gate and Hinge Manufacturers Slammed by Gate Safe
UK gate / hinge manufacturers are failing to play their part in improving the safety of UK gates, according to Gate Safe – the established lead charity involved in raising the standard of safety for
Surveys reveal top design flaws negating safety of a swing gate
Gate Safe, the leading charity which campaigns for improved standards in automated gate safety, has revealed research findings that highlight the most commonly found errors responsible for creating an intrinsically unsafe swing gate. Following surveys
Three quarters of UK gates still lack full protection
Of the 86 inspections carried out this spring and summer, three quarters of the gates were found not to be protected against collapse of the leaves. “This is clearly not in accordance with the new