Welcome to dhf’s Training Programme
dhf provides a comprehensive training programme for the industries it serves.
Its rigorous procedures ensure that the courses have met the highest quality for information and delivery. Every course or webinar created by dhf has learning outcomes that clearly define what knowledge a learner can expect to acquire specifically from that course.
This brochure contains all the information that enables you to decide which training course or webinar is right for you and your colleagues.
Against each course or webinar, you will see a number of icons that identify the various options available. The table on the right gives the definition for each icon.
If you have any questions regarding our training programme, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Training Department who will be more than happy to help.
training@dhfonline.org.uk 01827 52337
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The course is held within a classroom, usually at the dhf Training Academy, Shuttington.
This course is available via the dhf Distance Learning Programme (DLP) and accessed through the dhf Online Training Academy. Delegates selecting this option will have three months to complete the course from the date of booking. During this time delegates will have unlimited access to all course materials which includes: training videos, supporting documentation and exams.
This course will be held virtually; delegates will be able to learn remotely through an online classroom and interact in real-time with dhf Trainers.
This icon means it’s a webinar. dhf webinars are aimed at providing clarity on a range of subject matters and answer some of the most frequently asked questions received by the Technical Department.
Does dhf training expire? Yes. Some certificates expire 3 years after issuance. If you see this icon, it means dhf provides a refresher course for this qualification, and a refresher course must be passed to keep the qualification current.
Delegates must book and pay for refresher courses via the dhf Online Training Academy. Delegates will have three months to complete the refresher course. Once completed and passed, an updated certificate can be downloaded from the dhf Online Training Academy.
NOTE: If accreditation was previously added to a course, it must be purchased again to retain the formal accreditation.
For those who have completed a dhf training course, training ID cards are available upon request.
This course is available to book as a private training course (dhf members only).
As a registered Assessment Centre of the Awarding Body for the Built Environment (ABBE), dhf offers accreditation for many of its courses.
ABBE accreditation should be added and paid for when booking the course. Accreditation can still be added to courses taken via the DLP and virtually.
Where accreditation is not possible, dhf registers a course or webinar with the Certification of Professional Development Scheme and provides CPD certification.
CPD Certification is automatically applied to the course or webinar; no additional fee is required when booking.
dhf Training Academy
dhf has a bespoke training facility on the outskirts of Tamworth, located just four miles from junction 11 of the M42. ‘The Barn’ at ‘Shuttington Fields Farm’ houses a top-of-the-range Training Academy, accommodating up to 25 people.
dhf also holds training courses throughout the UK, these are clearly marked on the online training calendar. The Training Academy facility is available free of charge to members wishing to host a private training course. Terms and conditions apply for all bookings and can be viewed on the website.
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Information on the dhf Online Training Academy
Once registered onto a dhf course, all learners receive a login to the dhf Online Training Academy, whether your course is face-to-face, virtually or via the DLP.
Each training delegate has their own personalised page that displays all booked courses as well as the option to book onto any eligible refresher courses.
For those choosing the DLP, access to the training videos is limited to three months from the date of booking. All supporting documentation has no expiry date.
The dhf Online Training Academy also hosts a ‘Check Certificate’ feature allowing your customers to check the validity of your training*.
* This facility is only available for courses taken online.
Delegates can also access a range of supporting documents in the ‘support documents’ area, these include but are not limited to:
n UK Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations
n UK Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations
n UK Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
n UK EMC Regulations
n UK Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations
n UK Construction Products Regulations
n EU Construction Products Regulation
and access to a range of dhf templates, these include but are not limited to:
n O&M Manual
n Machinery DOC
n Certificate of Compliance
n Force test record
n CPR DOP
n Non-contact test record
n Compliance & residual risk assessment
n Safety signage artwork
n System safety unknown notice
n UKCA & CE plate
n Unsafe system notice
n Wind force calculator spreadsheet
Proving competence
In January 2021, dhf partnered with the Automatic Door Suppliers Association (ADSA) and created an organisation called Entrance Systems Alliance (ESA). Its sole purpose of offering NVQs to the industry remains its priority.
The NVQs offered by ESA are:
n Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Specialist Installation Occupations (Construction) – Door, Gate and Shutter Systems –Installation and Maintenance
n Level 2 NVQ Certificate in Specialist Installation Occupations (Construction) – Loading Bay Equipment – Installation or Maintenance.
If you require an NVQ or want to find out more, please visit www.esa.uk.com
As part of its commitment to working toward proving competence in the industry, dhf offers CSCS cards.
The cards that are currently offered range from the Blue Skilled Worker card right down to the Red Provisional card. Cards can be applied for online.
Visit www.dhfonline.org.uk/cscs-card for more information and to apply.
Industrial & Garage Doors
Level 2 Award in Industrial & Garage Door Safety
Audience
Installation and maintenance engineers of industrial & garage doors.
Brief overview
This course is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of safety standards pertaining to industrial and garage doors. It focuses on hazard identification, hazard control, safety testing, and risk assessment methodology. By completing this one-day theory-based course, learners will acquire the necessary knowledge to safely install a product that meets compliance requirements.
Successful learners will receive a certificate from dhf, and if accreditation is chosen, an Ofqual branded certificate from ABBE.
Learners also receive a copy of DHF TS 013-1:2021 - Code of Practice for Automated Gates, Traffic Barriers, Industrial & Garage Doors Part 1: On-site Guide.
Pre-requisite
A background in an industrial or garage door environment is preferable. However, the course might be suitable for those with limited experience to prepare them for working within this sector, or for more experienced workers to recognise their existing abilities.
Learning outcomes
n An understanding of common hazards and the main hazard control strategies associated with industrial door & garage door safety
n Knowledge of the compliance assessment process
n An understanding of structural strength
n Knowledge and understanding of fall-back protection of vertically acting doors
n An understanding of industrial and garage door electrical safety
n Knowledge of control system safety
n Understanding of sensitive device safety
n To understand moving parts safety strategies, safety distances, guards and enclosures
n Be able to understand hold-to-run and force limitation
n To have knowledge of non-contact presence detection
n Understanding control of; lifting hazards; imprisonment hazards; residual hazards; and understand the relaxed rules for domestic garage door
If this course is of interest, you might also like the Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety on page 8 or Level 3 Award in Compliance & Safety of Fire Resisting Roller Shutter Doors on page 12.
Automated Gates & Traffic Barriers
Level 2 Award in Automated Gate & Traffic Barrier Safety
Audience
Installation and maintenance engineers of automated gates & traffic barriers.
Brief overview
This one-day theory-based course provides the learner with the knowledge and understanding of the safety standards related to automated gate and traffic barrier systems, intended primarily for vehicles but which persons could also access. It will cover hazard identification, hazard control, safety testing and risk assessment methodology.
Completion of the course provides delegates with the knowledge of how to install a safe and compliant product. Upon passing the course, learners will receive a certificate from dhf and if accreditation has been chosen, an Ofqual branded certificate from the Awarding Body, ABBE.
Learners also receive a copy of DHF TS 013-1:2021 – Code of Practice for Automated Gates, Traffic Barriers, Industrial & Garage Doors Part 1: On-site Guide.
Pre-requisite
Learners should already be working in an automated gate and traffic barrier systems environment. It could be suitable for those with limited experience to prepare them for working in this sector, or for more experienced workers to recognise their existing abilities.
Learning outcomes
n To identify common hazards and the main hazard control strategies associated with powered gate and traffic barrier safety
n Be able to understand the compliance assessment process
n Have knowledge of structural strength
n Understand powered gate and traffic barrier safety
n To have knowledge of control system safety
n An understanding of sensitive device safety
n Understand moving parts safety strategies, safety distances, guards and enclosures
n To gain an understanding of hold-to-run and force limitation
n Knowledge of non-contact presence detection
n Understand control of; lifting hazards, imprisonment hazards and residual hazards
Dock Levellers
Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety
Audience
Installation and maintenance engineers of dock levellers.
Brief overview
dhf has collaborated with the Association of Loading and Elevating Equipment Manufacturers (ALEM) to create this one-day theory-based course, it provides an understanding of the legislation, standards and regulations affecting the supply, installation, repair, or maintenance of a dock leveller. It outlines what essential documentation must be provided to the end user and what documentation needs to be retained by the installer.
Upon successful completion of the course, delegates will have the knowledge of how to install a safe and compliant product and will be presented with a certificate from dhf. Furthermore, if accreditation has been chosen, an Ofqual branded certificate from the Awarding Body, ABBE.
Learners also receive a copy of the Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety On-site Guide for the Awareness of Standards & Legislation for the Design, Installation and Maintenance of Dock Levellers.
Pre-requisite
It is recommended that learners have prior experience working with dock levellers. However, the course could be suitable for those with limited experience to prepare them for working in this sector, or experienced workers to acknowledge their pre-existing abilities.
Learning outcomes
n To understand the types of dock levellers covered by the standard EN 1398:2009 Safety Requirements
n Knowledge of the parts of a dock leveller and significant hazards
n An understanding of the requirements of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations (SMSR) in respect of powered dock levellers
n Be able to understand the permitted safety strategies within EN 1398:2009
n Knowledge and understanding of what is meant by “State of the Art”
n To understand general safety requirements including loads & forces
n Have an understanding of calculations required for structural integrity
n Knowledge of the additional safety principles specific to manual and powered systems as defined in EN 1398:2009
n To understand electrical safety as defined within the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
n Be able to understand the hydraulic and pneumatic safety as defined in EN 1398:2009
n Gain an understanding of the specific information required for essential marking as set out in EN 1398:2009
n Have knowledge of the requirements and the importance for providing instructions, and who has responsibility for issuing the instructions
n An understanding of the requirements for safety and the programme of maintenance, repair and inspection as set out in EN 1398:2009
n To identify residual hazards
n Understand strategies for dealing with non-compliance
If this course is of interest, you might also like the Level 2 Award in Industrial & Garage Door Safety on page 6.
Level 4 Award in Industrial & Garage Door, Powered Gate & Traffic Barrier and Dock Leveller Legislation
This theory-based course can only be booked and taken in conjunction with any of the following Level 2 Award courses:
n Industrial & Garage Door Safety
n Automated Gate & Traffic Barrier Safety
n Dock Leveller Safety
Those learners who already hold a Level 2 Award and would like to progress to the Level 4 Award should contact the Training Department for further assistance. training@dhfonline.org.uk | 01827 52337
Audience
Managers and persons responsible for legal compliance within their organisation, with the influence to change legal compliance processes. It is for those who must compile O&M manuals and technical files, and those who exercise general supervision over installation and maintenance operatives and engineers.
Pre-requisite
To take the qualification, learners must already be working in the door, gate, shutter or dock leveller industry. It is suitable for those with limited experience to prepare them for working in this sector, or for more experienced workers to recognise their existing abilities.
It is a pre-requisite that the learner has already attended and passed the Level 2 Award in the relevant industry sector.
Brief overview
Day 1 – Level 2 Award of your choice
Learners receive a copy of DHF TS013-1: 2021 - Code of Practice for Automated Gates, Traffic Barriers, Industrial & Garage Doors Part 1: On-site Guide.
Day 2 – Level 4 Award in Industrial & Garage Door, Powered Gate & Traffic Barrier and Dock Leveller Legislation
This course will provide delegates with a greater understanding of legislation affecting the supply, installation, inspection, risk assessment, maintenance, and repair of automated gates, traffic barriers, industrial doors, garage doors and dock levellers. The course also focuses on technical safety procedures, covering all aspects of gate & roller shutter door safety, from the initial risk assessment through to force testing. It will ensure that installers and managers are fully conversant with all relevant safety regulations, can prepare a technical file and can issue a Declaration of Conformity.
Learners will receive a copy of DHF TS013-2: 2021 - Code of Practice for Automated Gates, Traffic Barriers, Industrial & Garage Doors Part 2: Legislation Affecting Supply, Installation & Maintenance. Upon successful completion, learners will receive a certificate from dhf and if accreditation has been chosen, an Ofqual branded certificate from the Awarding Body, ABBE.
NOTE: Accreditation can be added to day 1, day 2 or both days of the course. Fees vary depending on the Award Level.
Learning outcomes for the Level 4 Legislation Award
n Gain an understanding of machinery directive compliance
n Be able to understand the health and safety at work legislation in relation to door, gate or barrier safety
n To understand the workplace legislation in relation to door, gate, barrier or dock leveller safety
n Have knowledge of the electricity at work legislation in relation to powered door, gate & barrier and dock leveller safety
n Understand the difference between safety critical and requiring improvement
n To understand when to issue an unsafe system notice
n Have an understanding of when to issue a system safety unknown notice
n Knowledge and understanding of Construction Products Regulation (CPR) compliance
Level 4 Award in Industrial & Garage Door, Powered Gate & Traffic Barrier and Dock Leveller Legislation
member webinars
Find information about each course on the following pages:
Level 2 Award in Industrial & Garage Door Safety – Page 6
Level 2 Award in Automated Gate & Traffic Barrier Safety – Page 7
Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety – Page 8
Level 4 Award in Industrial & Garage Door, Powered Gate & Traffic Barrier and Dock Leveller Legislation – Page 9
Level 3 Award in Compliance & Safety of Fire Resisting Roller Shutter Doors – Page 12
Security & Emergency Exit Doorsets (non-fire) – Page 13
Building Hardware Training programme – Page 14
Private training courses – for dhf members only – Page 15
BRE courses
Fire Door Inspection Awareness – Page 16
Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance – Page 16
Steel Hinged Fire Door – Installation, Repair and Maintenance – Page 17
Webinars
The UK PSTI Regulations – Page 18
New EU Machinery Regulations – Page 18
Traffic Barrier Compliance & Residual Risk Assessment – Page 18
Force Limitation – Page 18
Compliance & Residual Risk Assessment - Vertically Acting Products – Page 19
Non-contact Presence Detection – Page 19
Compliance & Residual Risk Assessment – Horizontally Acting Products – Page 19
Fall-back Protection – Page 19
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Level 3 Award in Compliance & Safety of Fire Resisting Roller Shutter Doors
Audience
Ideal for installation, repair and maintenance engineers of fire resisting roller shutter doors. It may also be of interest to those looking to increase their knowledge of the subject matter such as surveyors and managers.
This might also be of particular interest to facility managers, local authorities and housing associations.
Brief overview
This comprehensive one-day training course provides the learner with an understanding of the legislation and safety standards relating to installation, repair and maintenance of fire resisting roller shutter doors.
It will also look at the design considerations applicable to fire resisting roller shutter doors as well as understanding the process of fire testing and certification.
Upon passing the course, learners will receive a certificate from dhf and an Ofqual branded certificate from the Awarding Body, ABBE.
Learners also receive a copy of DHF TS 013-4:2025 – Code of Practice for Compliance & Safety of Fire Resisting Roller Shutter Doors. This is only available to those who attend this course and cannot be purchased or downloaded separately.
Pre-requisite
There is no pre-requisite for this course. However, learners may find it beneficial to complete the Level 2 Award in Industrial & Garage Door Safety beforehand.
Learning outcomes
n Understand the legislation and standards applicable to roller shutter fire doors
n An understanding of the design considerations applicable to roller shutter doors to EN 13241 and fire resisting doors in general
n Be able to understand the process and requirements of fire testing and certification to EN 16034
n Knowledge of the installation of fire resisting roller shutter doors
n An understanding of the maintenance and repair requirements for fire shutters and the processes for dealing with non-compliance
Security & Emergency Exit Doorsets (non-fire)
Audience
Ideal for installation, repair and maintenance engineers of non-fire rated doorsets. It may be of interest to office staff, product managers or those with responsibility for engineers, who wish to increase their knowledge of the subject matter.
This might also be of particular interest to facility managers, local authorities and housing associations.
Brief overview
The course comprises six units and provides an understanding of the legislation, standards and regulations affecting the supply, installation, repair, or maintenance of security and emergency exit doorsets (non-fire). It also explains the installation process and outlines the limitations for modifications on certain types of doorsets.
Learners complete a workbook throughout the day to use as the supporting documentation.
Upon completing the course, learners receive a certificate of attendance from dhf and a certificate from the Certification of Professional Development Scheme, with 6 hours CPD.
Pre-requisite
There is no pre-requisite for this course.
Learning outcomes
n To understand the legislation relating to doorsets
n Gain an understanding of the standards relating to doorsets
n Have knowledge of the possibilities for, and limitations on, modification of individual door types
n Be able to understand of the consequences of specification decisions
n An understanding of the processes involved in installation
n Gain an understanding of the requirements for the automating of existing doors
n Knowledge and understanding of access control options
Building Hardware Training programme
Introducing a Groundbreaking Training Initiative for the Building Hardware Sector
dhf is proud to announce the launch of an all-new Building Hardware Training (BHT) programme in 2025. This innovative offering is designed to elevate industry knowledge and professional standards by providing Ofqual-regulated Level 2 Certificates and Awards, fully accredited by the Awarding Body for the Built Environment (ABBE).
Aimed at customer service teams, trade counter operatives, and professionals working within the building hardware sector, this structured training will provide a solid foundation in building hardware fundamentals while also offering product-specific modules tailored to industry needs.
Key Features of the Programme
n Level 2 Training Modules – Nationally recognised qualifications aligned with industry standards
n Core Learning – Six mandatory modules covering essential knowledge, including legislation, standards & certification, sustainability, and commercial awareness
n Product-Specific Specialisation – 12 additional modules covering key product categories, including locks & latches, panic & escape hardware, door closers, access control systems, hinges, seals, and more
n Flexible Learning Pathways – Delegates can combine fundamental training with specialist modules, enabling them to tailor their learning experience
n Industry Recognition – Completing the course will equip professionals with the skills and credentials required to excel in the building hardware sector
This training initiative represents a significant step forward in professional development, bridging knowledge gaps and ensuring that those in key customer-facing and operational roles are fully equipped to offer informed guidance and support within their organisations.
Further details, including course pricing and availability, will be announced closer to launch.
Private training courses – for dhf members only
Members of dhf are entitled to hold private training courses for their staff or trade customers.
A dhf trainer will come to the location of choice on a day that’s most suited, and dhf will provide all the relevant training materials required.
Private courses require a minimum of 8 delegates, and the chosen venue must meet Ofqual’s venue requirements – details are available upon request.
Unable
to find a venue?
Members can make use of the dhf Training Academy, Shuttington, free of charge.
For further details or to enquire about a private course, contact the Training Department at training@dhfonline.org.uk
Open course
Invite your trade customers to a private 1-day dhf training course at your premises.
Benefits
n Have your trade customers on-site
n Provide discounted training for your customers
n Have a dhf technical expert on-site to answer questions
n Highlight your dhf membership to your customers
n Help raise the standards of your industry by providing your customers with the opportunity to become dhf trained
Combined private course (1+2)
The types of private courses on offer:
Closed course
A 1-day dhf training course at your premises or location of choice exclusively for internal staff members.
Benefits
n Favourable rates
n Held at your premises or a location of choice for convenience
n Held on a day that’s most suited
n Save on travel costs and time away from site
n Have a dhf technical expert on-site to answer questions
The 1+2 private course provides members with the opportunity to train installers and managers together. All delegates complete day 1 and only managers, office staff and senior engineers will attend day 2. Day 1 requires a minimum of 8 delegates and day 2 requires a minimum of 2 delegates.
For day 1 members can choose one of the following courses:
n Level 2 Award in Automated Gate & Traffic Barrier Safety or,
n Level 2 Award in Industrial & Garage Door Safety or,
n Level 2 Award in Dock Leveller Safety or,
n Level 3 Award in Compliance & Safety of Fire Resisting Roller Shutter Doors
Day 2:
n Level 4 Award in Industrial & Garage Door, Powered Gate & Traffic Barrier and Dock Leveller Legislation
Terms and conditions apply and are available upon request.
BRE courses
dhf advocates working with industry experts and therefore collaborates with the BRE Academy to offer training for the installation, repair and maintenance of doorsets as well as fire door inspection courses.
Fire Door Inspection Awareness
Audience
Those who will undertake a fire door inspection including building control officers, safety inspectors, insurers, fire risk assessors, fire professionals and facilities managers.
Brief overview
The course addresses the importance of different types of fire doors and their correct installation, and maintenance. It highlights the importance of components including door closers, hinges and door hardware.
Pre-requisite
There is no pre-requisite for this course.
Learning outcomes
n Understand the regulations and standards applying to fire doors
n Demonstrate your knowledge of the different types of fire doors
n Appreciate the importance of critical components such as door closers and hinges
n Clearly understand the inspection procedure and pass/fail criteria
n Understand the advice to give the building owner/client in case of inspection failure
Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Audience
Experienced individuals who are involved with installing and maintaining timber doors.
Brief overview
This course covers the essential aspects of fire doors, including regulations, testing, and evidence of performance, as well as the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and repair of timber fire doors.
Pre-requisite
An understanding of, and be skilled in, the installation of fenestration products.
Learning outcomes
n Understand of the regulations and standards applying to fire doors
n Demonstrate knowledge of the different types of fire doors and their installation, repair and maintenance
n Appreciate the importance of critical components such as door closers and hinges
n Understand how to set up hinged doors to comply with disabled access requirements
n Understand the importance of regular repair and maintenance schedules
BRE courses
Steel Hinged Fire Door - Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Audience
Experienced individuals who are involved with installing and maintaining steel fire doors.
Brief overview
This comprehensive 1-day training course provides important details that must be addressed when installing and maintaining steel hinged fire doors.
Pre-requisite
An understanding of, and be skilled in, the installation of fenestration products.
Learning outcomes
n Understand the fundamentals of different types of available fire doors
n Clearly identify the regulations and standards applying to fire doors
n Understand the design and construction of steel fire doors
n Recognise the performance characteristics of steel fire doors
n Understand the importance and critical responsibility for correct installation
n Understand the practical maintenance of steel fire doors
n Appreciate the importance of key components such as door closers, locks and hinges
dhf members receive a 15% discount on BRE course prices, courses must be booked by going directly to the BRE Academy website. www.bre.ac/fire
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Webinars
dhf webinars are free for members to attend; they provide clarity on a range of subject matters and answer some of the most frequently asked questions received by the dhf Technical Department.
Members attending a CPD certified webinar will receive a certificate of attendance from the Certification of Professional Development Scheme with 2 hours CPD.
dhf webinars can also be delivered at members’ open days or events, face-to-face or electronically, upon request. To make an enquiry, contact the Training Department at training@dhfonline.org.uk
The UK PSTI Regulations
New for 2025
New for 2025
The UK Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (Security Requirements for Relevant Connectable Products) Regulations 2023 came into effect in the UK in April 2024. This webinar explains the current requirements on manufacturers, importers and distributors of internet connectable products in the UK.
New EU Machinery Regulations
While the new EU Machinery Regulation retains many aspects of the current Directive, it introduces significant changes. This webinar explains the different time frames, requirements and the impact on standards that are fast approaching for CE marked machinery in our industry.
Traffic Barrier Compliance & Residual Risk Assessment
This webinar will discuss the process of identifying traffic barrier hazards and assess if they are adequately controlled in accordance with the standard. It will also discuss conducting site/system-specific residual risk assessments of the finished traffic barrier to gauge the need for additional measures.
Force Limitation
Safe force is one of the main ways to achieve compliance and prevent powered doors & gates from injuring people. The webinar will explain what safe force is, the time limits that apply in hazard locations, and how to achieve safe force. It will also cover testing at the main closing edges and how to verify safe force at hazards that cannot be easily or safely be measured.
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Compliance & Residual Risk AssessmentVertically acting products
This webinar will discuss the process of identifying hazards for vertically acting products and will assess if they are adequately controlled in accordance with the standard. The process of conducting a site/systemspecific residual risk assessment of the finished product will also be discussed to gauge the need for additional measures.
Non-contact Presence Detection
Non-contact presence detection is one of the 3 ways that powered doors, gates and barriers can be prevented from injuring people and achieve compliance with EN 12453. This webinar will cover: what non-contact presence detection is, how it can be used and how to test for compliance in a range of hazardous locations.
Compliance & Residual Risk AssessmentHorizontally acting products
This webinar will walk you through the process of identifying all potential hazards for horizontally acting products and will assess if they are adequately controlled in accordance with the standard. The method of a conducting a site/system specific residual risk assessment of the finished product will also be discussed to gauge the need for additional measures.
Fall-back Protection
There is a clear requirement to protect against potentially fatal fall-back incidents, but the solution is often not a safety brake. This webinar will explain how to make an assessment and what the law says about fall-back protection.
