The ADIA Industrial Door Safety Course is designed for individuals who wish to gain comprehensive knowledge of safety standards for industrial doors, including roller shutters, high-speed doors, sectional, and garage doors.

Legal Compliance

By law, all industrial doors must comply with safety regulations. Completing our online course and exam is an essential step towards ensuring your doors meet these legal requirements.

Course Overview

The course provides learners with:

• Online study materials
• Engaging animations
• Interactive quizzes and mock exams
• A one-to-one online training session
• Practical scenario assessments and a final exam

Course Structure

• Self-Study + Video Call + Online Exam
• Cost: £300 + VAT

Why Take Our Course?

The ADIA Industrial Door Safety Course offers the following benefits:

• Exclusively available to ADIA members
• Easy-to-understand online study materials
• Full audio voiceover for all study content
• Includes practical examples
• Multiple-choice exam with an 80% pass rate
• Certificate and technician’s card provided upon completion

Who Is This Course For?

This course is ideal for:

• Professionals involved in the installation, maintenance, and servicing of industrial doors
• Individuals needing a thorough understanding of significant hazards, hazardous situations, and safety measures relevant to industrial doors

What You Will Learn

The self-study and video call will cover:

• Have an understanding of how the various type of industrial door types work
• Have an understanding of the relevant industrial door safety standards
• Have an understanding of the risk assessment process with the various industrial doors
• Have an understanding of the risks associated on the various industrial door types.
• And more…

Certifications

Upon successful completion of the course (80% pass rate required), you will receive an ADIA City & Guilds certificate and Technician’s card, typically dispatched within one week.

Additional Information

• Cards are renewable annually, with a refresher course required every four years to maintain your certification.