The Automatic Door Installation Association

ADIA & COVID-19

Business as usual with some changes

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THE BENEFITS OF TRAINING

10 reasons why you should invest in training your staff

WELCOME

The ADIA was created to help develop and promote safety in the installation, supply and maintenance of automatic pedestrian doors.

We have created in-depth courses and exams to ensure that our members and their engineers are trained to demonstrate their skills effectively.

Our practical courses have all been accredited by City & Guilds with our BS EN16005 (the safety standard for automatic doors) course being recognised by Safecontractor.

In addition to our BS EN16005, we have developed a range of courses and Diplomas to expand the knowledge of members and their engineers.

It is our mission to continue promoting the safety of automatic doors and promote our trained members to businesses across the UK.

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"The training doesn't have you sat in a classroom staring at a screen. This is a practical course working on doors, well demonstrated. I came away knowing exactly what I should do when testing a door using the correct test body and force gauge! All door engineers should be attending this course!"

Chris Avery, BH Doors & Engineering Ltd

"Great days training completed with ADIA! The team were excellent at keeping me updated and all went smoothly. Thanks again to all at the ADIA, a worthwhile training day for our engineers!"

Teresa Chown, Doorcare South West

"The BS EN16005 course was very informative. Dave is a good teacher and gave all the information required and explained it all in a way for everyone to understand. "

Craig Thomasson, Pyramid Doors

"The course and assessment day was very enjoyable and well organised. Very informative and well worth time and effort."

Jason Kennedy, NDAutomation

"The ADIA have been of great assistance to our business. They have opened doors which were previously closed to us and have been extremely easy to deal with through membership, training and benefits."

Bryan Atkins, Abacus Shutters Ltd

WELCOME

The ADIA was created to help develop and promote safety in the installation, supply and maintenance of automatic pedestrian doors.

We have created in-depth courses and exams to ensure that our members and their engineers are trained to demonstrate their skills effectively.

Our practical courses have all been accredited by City & Guilds with our BS EN16005 (the safety standard for automatic doors) course being recognised by Safecontractor.

In addition to our BS EN16005, we have developed a range of courses and Diplomas to expand the knowledge of members and their engineers.

It is our mission to continue promoting the safety of automatic doors and promote our trained members to businesses across the UK.

LATEST NEWS

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MEMBERS

Join the Association and receive a multitude of benefits!
Become a member today

WELCOME

The ADIA was created to help develop and promote safety in the installation, supply and maintenance of automatic pedestrian doors.

We have created in-depth courses and exams to ensure that our members and their engineers are trained to demonstrate their skills effectively.

Our practical courses have all been accredited by City & Guilds with our BS EN16005 (the safety standard for automatic doors) course being recognised by Safecontractor.

In addition to our BS EN16005, we have developed a range of courses and Diplomas to expand the knowledge of members and their engineers.

It is our mission to continue promoting the safety of automatic doors and promote our trained members to businesses across the UK.

LATEST NEWS

Protected: April 6 Employment Law Changes – The Good Work Plan

MEMBERS

Join the Association and receive a multitude of benefits!Become a member today

Join the Association and receive a multitude of benefits!
Become a member today