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Gate Safe commemorates 10 years of campaigning

September 18, 2020

Ten years ago, the charity Gate Safe was formed. As the charity commemorates its 10th anniversary, a recent survey of Gate Safe installers, indicates that business appears to be booming, (73% of respondents reported an

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Gate safety – 10 years on tragic victims remembered

July 14, 2020

July 2020: Ten years since the deaths of Semelia Campbell and Karolina Golabek (28.06.2010 and 03.07.2010 respectively), the tragic accidents which proved the catalyst for Gate Safe’s inception, founder Richard Jackson claims that while awareness

Gate Safe distance learning proving popular

May 20, 2020

Gate Safe reports a strong response to its Gate Safe Aware Distance Learning module, launched in April, following the need to cancel all face-to-face training in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Enquiries are on a

Falling School Gate Court Case March 2020

Installer fined following school falling gate incident

March 9, 2020

March 2020: The company responsible for the installation of a manual sliding gate at a primary school, which fell on a nine-year old girl, has been handed a £18,000 fine and ordered to pay court

Ensuring powered doors and gates are safe

August 22, 2019

Powered door and gate safety is not just about the individual components making up the product, but about the way they are combined together to fit a particular set of circumstances, and what is done

Gate Safe celebrates 150th training event

July 26, 2019

Gate Safe, the pioneering charity that was the first to raise awareness of the need for improved standards in the safety of automated gates, marked another important milestone recently, as it celebrated its 150th training

Company fined £25,000 following roller shutter door death

June 24, 2019

An electrical company which failed to check the operation of safety sensors on a roller shutter door resulting in the death of a 40-year old woman in 2016 has been fined £25,000 and ordered to

Council faces trial following automated gate accident

June 23, 2019

Following the death of a 53-year old council employee who was crushed by an automated gate in a machinery yard owned by Limerick City and County Council in April 2015, the Health and Safety Authority

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