New dates confirmed!
Electric gate installer training – Gate Installer Diploma from HSL Training
Due to increased demand summer 2019 dates have been released for the Gate Installer Diploma training from HSL Training.
GID CANDIDATES ARE INSTRUCTED AND ASSESSED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
1. Safety – taught by a qualified IOSH Health & Safety instructor:
a. Health and safety regulations and responsibilities
b. Safe use of power tools, including abrasive wheel
c. Working at height
d. Risk assessments
e. Method statements
f. Manual handling certification
g. Practical gate safety and the use of force test equipment
h. Technical files and certification
2. Onsite fabrication – taught by City & Guilds qualified welding instructors:
a. Health and safety in welding
b. Welding equipment and controls
c. MMA (arc welding) – BS 4872 standard
d. Practical training and assessment, leading to accreditation
3. Automatic gate safety and legislation – taught by the Door & Hardware
Federation:
a. dhf one-day Automated Gate Safety Certificate
4. Electrical – taught by an electrical area engineer (NICEIC/ELECSA):
a. EAWR – electrical regulations
b. Electrical test equipment for verification and certification
c. Safe isolation procedures
d. Use of electrical test equipment for fault diagnosis
e. Multi-brand control system familiarisation
5. Practical installation – assisted by professional gate
installation engineers:
a. Site assessment – installation risk assessment and
method statement
b. Powered-gate risk assessment and automation
selection/specification
c. Application of H&S practices
d. Swing gate – above ground automation installation
e. Swing gate – below ground automation installation
f. Sliding gate – automation installation
g. State-of-the-art safety device installation
h. Testing, certification and documentation
The GID course concludes with a closed book final written
paper, which assesses candidates’ retention of information from the past five days. Each candidate is then individually
debriefed and given feedback from each of the instructors – advising on any further training may be required.
Unsure if the course is right for your business? Come down and have a chat at our Access Control Open Day on St George’s Day, Tuesday 23rd April 2019, refreshments, freebies and exclusive discount vouchers for anyone who attends.
Electric Gate Installer Training Testimonials:
“An absolutely fantastic course, really helpful. All the trainers were fantastic.
Jonathan just made the whole week in every department”. BRIAN COPES, BC SHUTTERS.
“A very well-run course with a good level of practical time. I learned quite a bit,
especially on the Friday when wiring up the gates”.
DANIEL JOHNSTON, THE AUTOMATIC GATE COMPANY.
“I feel I have gained knowledge that will be valuable to both me and the company
I work for”. JAMIE ONEIL, ALL ROUND SECURITY CONSULTANTS LTD.
To whom it may concern
I’m just enquiring about this course to see if it is suitable for me. I’m a fence erector by trade and I’m also experienced in doing the civils for automated gates. I’m interested in starting a small business in fitting automated gates but don’t have the knowledge on the automation side. Thanks anthony
Hi Anthony,
Our next course is 24th of Feb and the next in May . Let us know if you can attend either. Thanks
I’m interested in learning this programme and also starting a small business in fitting automated gates in the nearest future.
Hi, our next course is 24th of Feb and the next may 2020.
This is very helpful for the readers whop wants to train how to do electric gate installer. Thanks for sharing.
Interested in your next course