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About Maintenance
Because “it’s working fine” isn’t a maintenance plan.
IronSite's comprehensive services, keep your security systems reliable and effective while minimizing downtime and extending the life of your assets.
UL 325 standard compliant
We ensure every automated gate and barrier installation meets UL 325 compliance standards for maximum safety and reliability.
• Adheres to industry-recognized UL 325 safety standards
• Prioritizes protection for your facility and users
• Ensures long-term reliability and performance
Proactive upgrades
IronSite ensures your security systems operate at peak efficiency through proactive upgrades when the time is necessary.
• Keep pace with evolving security threats and technology
• Improve compatibility with new devices and software
• Reduce maintenance costs and extend system lifespan
Benefits of Maintenance
Reduce equipment downtime with scheduled maintenance.
IronSite proactive maintenance services help reduce system downtime by addressing potential issues early, ensuring your security equipment remains operational and reliable.
Proactive prevention
Ensure peace of mind through early identification and resolution of potential issues before they lead to costly repairs or security breaches.
Equipment lifespan
Routine checks and necessary repairs can significantly prolong the lifespan of your security equipment, maximizing your investment.
Increased reliability
Regular maintenance keeps systems operating smoothly and consistently, reducing chances of unexpected failures or downtime that could compromise safety.
WHO WE SERVE
Preventative maintenance plans to match your industry.
IronSite delivers industry-leading services to top brands and institutions across many different sectors.
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Maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
Is emergency maintenance different from regular preventative maintenance?
Yes. Emergency maintenance addresses unexpected failures or urgent issues, while preventative maintenance is scheduled regularly to avoid problems before they occur. Both are essential for reliable system performance.
Do different gate systems require different types of maintenance?
Yes, maintenance needs can vary depending on the gate type, manufacturer, and level of usage. Always refer to the specific system’s manual or consult a professional.
Are maintenance records important?
Absolutely. Keeping detailed maintenance records helps track service history, supports warranty claims, and assists technicians during future repairs.
What are signs that my gate or barrier needs maintenance?
Unusual noises, slow or jerky movement, failure to open/close properly, or warning indicators on control panels are all signs maintenance is needed.
Why is preventative maintenance important for security gates and barriers?
It helps prevent unexpected breakdowns, extends equipment lifespan, and ensures systems operate safely and efficiently.
Are there manufacturer guidelines for following preventative maintenance?
Yes, manufacturers guidelines for specific security barriers or gates are especially crucial. These guidelines provide detailed information on recommendations regarding maintenance schedules, specific tasks to complete, and any unique requirements or considerations the equipment might have.
What should be done if you notice an issue during a maintenance inspection?
If a problem or potential issue is identified, it’s essential to take immediate action. Depending on the severity of the problem, a professional technician may need to be contacted to repair the problem and ensure continued security.
How often should barrier or gate maintenance be performed?
There are a variety of factors to consider when determining how often maintenance should be performed, including usage, environmental conditions, and manufacturer recommendations. High-traffic areas or areas with harsher environments may require more frequent maintenance, but it’s generally recommended to schedule maintenance at least twice a year.
What are some common maintenance tasks for gates and barriers?
Preventative maintenance includes thoroughly inspecting components, checking for proper alignment and operation, cleaning any debris from the tracks or moving parts, lubricating mechanisms, testing safety features, and examining control systems.
Should I hire a professional to perform performative maintenance, or can I do it myself?
It is highly recommended to hire professionals for comprehensive preventative maintenance. While basic maintenance tasks like lubrication and cleaning can be done by automated gate or barrier owners, trained technicians should be hired to identify potential issues, perform intricate adjustments, and ensure adherence to safety standards.