Information

  • Customer

  • Site Address

  • Post Code

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected By

  • Item Location

Preventative Maintenance and Safety Check

  • Number of gates on site

  • Number of parking spaces being controlled

  • Control Type

Standard Preventative Maintenance

Gates

  • Gate Location

  • Gate Direction

  • Users and others who may encounter gate

  • Ensure the gates comply with BS EN 12453 and the current machinery directive. If not then the equipment must be isolated until further works are carried out

  • Please provide photographs

  • Take a photo from this side of the gate system

  • Height of gate (mm)

  • Width of each leaf (mm)

  • Motor Type

  • Number of motors

  • Motor voltage

  • Manufacturer of automation system

  • Model of Motors

  • Model of control unit

  • Photocells fitted?

  • Brief description of how photocells can be added E.G wireless, cabled etc

  • Take a picture

  • Safety edges fitted?

  • Brief description of number, sizes and type of edges required including wireless systems, end or through edges. If entrapment risk switch off system

  • Take a picture

  • manual override key available?

  • Type of override key required? key box required?

  • Do the gates move easily without great effort

  • Investigate and report

  • Take a photo

  • Inspect the condition of the motor spline and collar

  • Collar type

  • Add media

  • Lubricate hinges and inspect for wear

  • More info

  • Add media

  • Loops fitted

  • Mega test loops if applicable

Wherever Possible safe design has been used over application of safety devices to eliminate hazards:

  • Safe design hinge area?

  • Fixed guards and fences?

  • Anti-climb precautions taken with fences and guards?

Structural integrity (EHSR 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.6) The following are adequate to support at least 2 x the forces applied by the automation and expected wind loading's without permanent distortion:

  • Foundations?

  • Fixings

  • Brackets

  • Support Structures

  • Posts

  • Supporting masonry

  • Gate leaf structure

The following are adequate to support the gate and the forces applied by the automation and expected wind loading's and protect it from singe component failure hazards:

  • Hinges

  • Travel stops

Equipment on gate?

  • Loops?

  • Number? free exit? safety?

  • Keypad?

  • Make/Model

  • Add media

  • Intercom?

  • Make/Model

  • Add media

  • Remote Receiver

  • Make /Model

  • Add media

  • Warning Lights Fitted?

Safety Assessment

  • Check safety systems are compliant, shared pedestrian use, internal key pad, Push to exit buttons, Break glass, Gaps and External Beams.

  • System complies with EN SAFETY regulations

  • Supply details

  • All checks carried out to manufacturers instructions?<br>

  • Supply Details

Electrical Checks

  • Electrical certificate available in barrier and in date?

  • Does the electrical installation appear sound and correct

  • Is the wiring free from any poor connections<br>

  • Any signs of water ingress?

Installation diagram and assessment

  • Identify (if relevant) potential hazards at points labelled on diagram, and comment below

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  • Include diagram from library

  • A - Crushing area at leading leaf hinge point

  • B - Shearing & crushing area at rear of leading leaf

  • C - Crushing area in between closing edge on gate leaves

  • D - Shearing & crushing area at rear of leading leaf

  • E - Crushing area at leading leaf hinge point

  • Recommendations

  • Additional photographs

Overall condition / Performance of system / additional information.

  • Defects? (list any defects that need attention)

  • Recommendations (list items that you would recommend

  • Engineer

  • Client representative

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