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Did you know…
“All commercial roller doors, shutters and gates must be maintained no less than once a year to comply with the WA OH&S Regulations Act 1996, and Australian Standard AS5007-2007.”
Industry recommendations are as follows:
- Roller doors, shutters and gates must be maintained no less than once a year, (or more frequently, as per the manufacturer’s recommendations of either 3 monthly or bi-annual)
- The industry standard recommendation for roller doors, shutters and gates is twice a year
- The Australian Standards AS5007-2007 state that automatic doors are to be maintained no less than once every four months. The industry standard for automatic doors is every quarter.
Routine Preventative Maintenance Agreements
Let us organise a Preventative Maintenance Agreement for you that suits your business requirements, so you never have to worry about maintaining your door again!
Routine Preventative Maintenance of your doors can save money – and lives.
- Improved safety: Regular maintenance of your doors, also provides a safer work place for you, your staff and valued customers and clientele.
- Reduce insurance premiums: Insurance premiums may also be reduced if your doors are being maintained on a regular basis. (Please refer to your nominated insurer for more information).
- Impeccable OHS records for your doors and shutters – Guardian Doors takes the headache out of OHS compliance
- Saves you money – nearly 70% of door and shutter repairs are caused by lack of regular maintenance or improper usage of the door. Guardian Doors can help you eliminate this, retaining more money for what’s important: your business.
Registered with Rapid Contractor Management
Guardian Doors is registered with Rapid Contractor Management to help ensure a safer workplace.
Commercial Preventative Maintenance Legislation: FAQs
Read frequently asked questions about Commercial Preventative Maintenance Legislation here >
