Why Every Member Should Be Using the ADIA BS EN16005 Compliance Log Book

Keeping automatic doors compliant and safe should never be complicated. With the ADIA BS EN16005 Compliance Log Book, it isn’t.

This simple yet essential tool has been designed specifically with engineers, maintenance teams, and facility managers in mind — making compliance straightforward, professional, and reliable.

What makes the ADIA log book essential?

  • Detailed Record-Keeping
    Each log book includes structured sections for recording manufacturer details, installation information, inspection dates, maintenance tasks, and service visits. No more missing details or inconsistent paperwork — everything is in one place.

  • Regulatory Compliance
    Created in line with BS EN16005 standards, the log book ensures you’re meeting the necessary safety and compliance requirements. Using one demonstrates professionalism and a commitment to best practice.

  • User-Friendly Design
    With clear headings and prompts, engineers can complete records quickly and accurately. Whether you’re in the middle of a busy service schedule or a compliance audit, the layout works with you, not against you.

  • Compact A5 Size
    At just A5, the log book is small enough to fit in tool bags, be kept at reception desks, or stored neatly alongside other service records. Convenience meets practicality.

Why it matters for members

For ADIA members, using the official log book is a simple way to:

  • Keep service documentation consistent across all jobs.

  • Provide clients with confidence that compliance is always front of mind.

  • Maintain a professional, organised record system that reflects well on your business.

At just £2.50 each, the ADIA BS EN16005 Compliance Log Book is an affordable, practical tool that helps you protect your reputation and ensure the safety of every automatic door you work with.

Order yours today and take the stress out of compliance — keeping your records organised, professional, and always up to standard.

ADIA MEMBERS ONLY