Safety & Security
Murex gas equipment inspectors courses still open
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paces are still available on a number of Murex Welding Products’ 2010 City & Guilds Accredited Gas Equipment Inspectors training courses. The courses provide qualifications which allow individuals to conduct full safety checks on oxy-fuel gas welding systems. The two day qualification courses are conducted at the company’s Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire HQ. Residential accommodation is provided.
The first part of the course covers theoretical instruction on oxy-fuel gas safety, the properties of gases, safe use and operation of systems. The second day is entirely devoted to practical training and “hands on” sessions teach the candidates how to fully test an oxy-fuel gas station and pass it off for safe use.
The cost is £490 + VAT. Remaining course dates for 2010 are: Wednesday 22/Thursday 23 September /Waltham Cross Wednesday 17/Thursday 18 November /Waltham Cross
One day Re-Certification Courses cost £225+ VAT and are also held in Birmingham and Glasgow:
Thursday 9 Sept Birmingham Thursday 21 Oct Birmingham Wednesday 3 Nov Waltham Cross Thursday 4 Nov Waltham Cross Thursday 25 Nov Birmingham Thursday 2 Dec Glasgow
u01992 659310
uinfo@murexwelding.co.uk
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n increasing number of schools and colleges are choosing to install Dorgard wireless fire door retainers, because they offer the simplest, most cost- effective way of legally holding open often heavy and cumbersome fire doors safely in any position, automatically releasing them should the fire alarm sound. Dorgard is an excellent solution as it can be fitted in minutes with no wiring required, offering significant cost advantages and avoiding any disruption of the premises. With over 300,000 Dorgards installed across the UK, the Dorgard range is recognised as the accepted solution to the illegally wedged open fire door problem in any environment, complying fully with all relevant British Standards and EU Directives.
u0845 241 7474
uwww.firecoltd.com
New panic hardware solves safety and security problem
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aving lives in the event of a fire or emergency depends on providing users with a quick and hassle-free way out, with building security often an afterthought.
A UK first, ASSA has launched the ASSURE 1520 – the only escape device to feature a steel deadbolt for maximum security when the premises are not in use. The ASSURE 1520 is a high-security, cost-effective solution which includes a push bar or push pad, plus an ASSA Modular 1520 escape sash lock with deadbolt.
For added flexibility, it can transform an escape route into a standard walkthrough at selected times of the day by incorporating a lever handle to the exterior of a door.
The ASSURE range of high security panic hardware includes a selection of push bars, push pads and locking systems conforming to either BSEN 1125 (2008) or BSEN 179 (2008), and offers practical security solutions for either panic escape routes – applicable to public buildings with high user traffic – or emergency escape exits, such as office buildings and staff areas. Also included is a number of multi-point escape devices, offering a higher level of security. Two, three and five-point locking systems are available to suit single or double doors in cases where the utmost security is required.
The ASSURE range and ASSA products are available from the UK operating company, ASSA ABLOY Door Solutions, and nationwide via ASSA Security Centres – a network of professional locksmiths and security installation companies.
u020 8688 5191 22
www.education-today.co.uk uwww.assa.co.uk June 2010
Dorgard is top performer in schools
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