Electric gates can breakdown for several reasons, such as damage to the gate leaf or support post, or wear and tear of the drive mechanism, stoppers or rails.
A Victorian commercial carpentry business specialising in hoarding construction was fined $40,000 and ordered to pay WorkSafe’s cost of $4,132 under a recent prosecution following an injury involving a worksite...
A recent alarming incident at a UK school underscores the critical need for effective gate safety measures, a message from Gate Safe UK.
Gate Industry Australia members operate under a Code of Ethics, which defines the values and principles that shape our industry’s decisions.
Recent surveys by Gate Safe, a UK charity dedicated to improving automated gate safety, have uncovered alarming design flaws in swing gates that compromise their safety.
SafeWork NSW is sending a strong reminder regarding the dangers of taking children to construction sites after a teenage boy was seriously injured while attending a worksite in December.
Expressions of Interest are now open for the Fencing Industry Skills Pathway Initiative Gates and Automation Task Force.
Drowning risk triples when children turn one. Royal Life Saving research found that 222 children aged one year have drowned over the past twenty years, equating to 40% of all...
The collapse of a 30-foot-long, 400-pound gate underscores the critical need for stringent safety protocols.
SafeWork NSW is reminding industrial gate owners to get them checked after a number of serious incidents, including two deaths.
