Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) is moving into summer 2020 with great optimism for the remainder of the year, buoyed, in part, by its continuing training initiatives. Developing its successful online training courses, the pro-active trade association has now progressed to offering a ‘Distance Learning Programme’ (DLP) in the coming weeks, delivered via Zoom, with […]Read More
Ten years on from the tragic deaths of Semelia Campbell and Karolina Golabek, Gate Safe founder Richard Jackson claims there’s still much to be done to reduce the number of automated gate and barrier accidents. The charity has now trained nearly 2,000 installers and undertaken over 100 independent site surveys, many featuring multiple gates . […]Read More
Gate Safe has reported 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 par with the traditional training offering and the feedback from delegates who have taken the course has been excellent. […]Read More
INTERVIEW WITH GATE SAFE’S FOUNDER, RICHARD JACKSON Since starting Gate Safe almost 10 years ago, have your objectives changed at all? Our fundamental goal when we first started out, was to save lives and to put an end to any further unnecessary accidents and fatalities as a result of an unsafe gate. This objective remains […]Read More
Door and Hardware Federation (DHF) has announced that it will be launching a new safety seminar this year at the 2020 FIT Show at the NEC in May. The free seminar is specifically aimed at those with responsibility for automated gates and industrial doors and will take the form of a two-hour session. In addition, the […]Read More
