Gate Safe enjoys the valuable support of a number of influential industry / health and safety organisations, who have publicly commended the work that Gate Safe undertakes to improve the safety of automated gates and barriers.
ROSPA
RoSPA representatives have attended all Gate Safe conferences and the charity, which has been at the heart of accident prevention in the UK and around the world for almost 100 years, has been active in its support of the campaign.
Electrical Safety First
Electrical Safety is a UK charity that’s dedicated to keeping people safe by reducing the risk of electrical accidents around the home and in the work place.
PSI
PSI is the only technical magazine in the UK circulated monthly, solely to installers, specifiers and designers of electronic security and fire solutions.
handsam
Handsam is the leading expert in education compliance management. Their expertise covers every aspect of compliance in an educational setting, including health and safety matters. Their clients include Local Authorities, some of the biggest academy trusts in the country, small MATs (Multi-Academy Trusts), individual academies and maintained schools and a wide range of independent schools.
Propertymark
Propertymark is the professional body for property agents spanning estate agents, letting agents, auctioneers and valuers.
Electrical Contractors Association
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) is the UK’s leading trade association representing the interests of contractors who design, install, inspect, test and maintain electrical and electronic equipment and services. The ECA backs Gate Safe’s campaign, which seeks to alert installers and specifiers to the serious risk of injury to end users from some electrically-powered gates and gate automation kits
iiRSM
The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management) is the professional body for health and safety practitioners in over 70 countries. Established in 1975 their aim is to improve the standard in accident prevention and occupational health. They have a wide variety of industry specific training courses and they are supporting our training and campaigning within automated gates to raise awareness and improve the safety within our industry.
AFI
AFI exists to promote safety, quality and professionalism throughout the UK fencing industry; to provide business opportunities, industry news and technical information to its members; to encourage inter-member trading and collaboration; and to raise the profile and image of the UK fencing industry.
ECS
ECS stands for Electrotechnical Certification Scheme – it operates the sole ID and competence card scheme for Electrotechnical operatives in the UK, and it’s recognised and endorsed by the industry.
IOSH
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (the world’s biggest health & safety membership organization, and the only chartered body for health and safety professionals). Gate Safe has worked together with IOSH to develop the unique IOSH accredited Gate Safe Aware Training course.
SAFed
SAFed represents the UK independent engineering inspection and certification industry, which plays a key role in maintaining high standards of safety within the workplace.
Security Matters
Security Matters is ‘The Independent Voice for Security and Risk Management Professionals’. Actively supported by organisations including ASIS UK (ASIS International is the world's largest membership organization for security management professionals), the BSIA (British Security Industry Association) and the SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board).
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