LoginSafety concerns over automated gates
Automated gates cause more death and injury than most would think. We find out more.
Posted 15 November 2018 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: |Proofing|National
ANALYSIS: Automated gates can cause serious injury and death when poorly installed or maintained, making this a product safety issue that demands awareness from businesses, regulators and consumers.
Automated gates are a regular feature on a variety of commercial premises, including schools, MoD sites and housing developments. They offer an effective means of monitoring access control and, as a result, enhancing perimeter security. No longer the preserve of the affluent, automated gates have also become an accepted addition to a growing number of private residences, offering safety, securi...
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