At Secure Access Solutions, safety is the focus of every access control system we install and maintain. Whether you’re managing a high-traffic industrial site, overseeing a commercial property, or simply want peace of mind at home—your gate automation system should do more than open and close. It should secure and protect.

Why Safety Features Matter More Than Ever

With increasing pressure on businesses and strata properties to meet Work Health & Safety (WHS) obligations, now is the time to review your gate systems. Automated gates—when poorly maintained or lacking in safety features—can pose risks to pedestrians, employees, visitors, vehicles, and your liability.

Our team often finds sites where basic upgrades can drastically reduce risk, especially in environments with delivery traffic, staff access, or public walk-throughs.

5 Must-Have Safety Features for Your Electric Gate System

1. Safety Beams
: These invisible beams stop your gate instantly if something or someone is detected in its path. A small upgrade that prevents big accidents.
2. Gate Motor Safety Settings: 
Proper torque limits and anti-crush settings can prevent gates from exerting dangerous force. Is your current motor compliant with safety standards?
3. Manual Release Systems: 
In case of power failure or emergency, your gate should allow fast and safe manual override. Every business needs this in place—no exceptions.
4. Regular Maintenance & Safety Checks: 
Gates, like any machinery, wear over time. Scheduled servicing isn’t just smart—it’s essential.

For Commercial & Industrial Sites

We work with gyms, shopping centres, warehouses, and strata managers across WA. Safety features aren’t just protective—they’re proactive tools that can:

• Potential to lower insurance premiums
• Assist with WHS compliance
• Minimise operational downtime
• Show your staff and visitors that their wellbeing comes first

Site Safety Assessment

We offer on-site safety checks with any service booking. Our technicians will assess your current gate setup and recommend upgrades to improve safety and compliance.