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Thanks guys. Still discussing with my employer Is there also any specialist equipment require in service gates/barriers? One of the sites mentioned force measuring equipment? Also how long does it realistically take to service these properly? So I can pass the information back

Hi all Currently in a dispute with my employer about traffic barriers/sliding gates. We've always subbed faults and services out to another company, but now my employer has decided to save money by getting us to do it with no training provided. A lot of engineers on the company (including myself) have no experience working with barriers/gates and I don't feel comfortable putting my name to something to say it is safe when I've not received any instruction or guidance. If its just a case of testing safety loops, then fair enough I can do that. But surely there is more to it than that? The company that subbed to us definitely used to do more than that. Anyone know any regulations or anything regarding training and competence I can refer them to?