Anyone can claim their doors are safe and compliant. We prefer to prove it.
GEA is an ADSA member with BS EN Standards Authorised engineers, holds BRE Global (LPCB) certification for fire door inspection and maintenance, and is Safe-T-Cert certified for construction safety management.
On this page you’ll find what each certification covers, why it matters for your building, and the people behind the cards.
Enquire NowWhat we hold, at a glance
- ADSA membership – certified member of the Automatic Door Suppliers Association (current certificate to 31 March 2026).
- BS EN Standards Authorised engineers – Kieran Masters and Martin Lavelle hold ADSA authorisation cards for automatic door best practice.
- LPCB LPS 1197 – BRE Global certified fire door inspection & maintenance, certificate no. 1839Pla.
- LPCB LAP 1271: Issue 2 – LPCB ref. 1839PI.
- Safe-T-Cert – certified construction safety management system.
- CE-marked products – every door we install is tested and certified to EN 13241, with ATEX-certified options for classified zones.
Independent, audited certifications covering automatic door competence, fire door inspection and construction safety management.
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Automatic Door Suppliers Association
ADSA members, with the cards to prove it
GEA (General Electronic Access Ltd) is a certified member of the Automatic Door Suppliers Association — the industry body for powered pedestrian doors in Ireland and the UK, marking 40 years in 2025.
Membership isn’t a sticker: our engineers Kieran Masters and Martin Lavelle are recognised by ADSA as BS EN Standards Authorised card holders, having demonstrated knowledge and understanding of industry best practice for automatic pedestrian doors — the competence framework behind EN 16005 safety compliance.
When an automatic door is installed or serviced by GEA, the person doing it carries independent proof they know the standard.
BRE-certified fire door inspection (LPCB LPS 1197)
- Certified inspectors: our fire door team is certified by BRE Global under LPS 1197 — LPCB certificate no. 1839Pla.
- Twice-yearly compliance: Irish Building Regulations (2006, Part B / BS 8214) require fire door inspection at six-month intervals.
- Evidence that stands up: door-by-door reports with photographic evidence, accepted by fire officers and insurers.
- Closed loop: our own technicians complete the remedial repairs after inspection.
- LAP 1271: Issue 2 – LPCB ref. 1839PI.
Product standards behind every door
- Automatic doors – installed and serviced to EN 16005 best practice by ADSA-authorised engineers.
- Fire & smoke curtains – certified textile fire protection, tested to European standards.
- High-speed doors – CE-marked and tested to EN 13241; our EFAFLEX range is ift Rosenheim certified.
- Sectional doors – TÜV NORD tested to EN 13241.
- ATEX doors – certified for explosion-risk zones, every component rated for the atmosphere.
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What certification means for your building
Certification is evidence you can hand to a fire officer, an insurer or an auditor without a second thought. Every GEA installation and service visit is documented against the relevant standard — commissioning certificates, inspection reports and asset histories — so compliance is something you have on file, not something you hope for.
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Where our certifications matter

Door Service & Maintenance
Planned maintenance, breakdown support and LPCB-certified fire door inspections nationwide.

Automatic & Pedestrian Doors
Automatic sliding, swing, hospital and hermetic doors for people traffic.

Fire Protection
STÖBICH fire and smoke curtains, conveyor closures and certified annual testing.

Fire & Smoke Curtains
Textile fire and smoke curtains that hide until the alarm sounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Automatic Door Suppliers Association is the industry body for powered pedestrian doors in Ireland and the UK. GEA is a certified member, and our engineers hold ADSA BS EN Standards Authorised cards demonstrating knowledge of industry best practice behind EN 16005 safety compliance.
LPS 1197 is the BRE Global (LPCB) certification scheme for fire door inspection and maintenance competence. GEA holds certificate no. 1839Pla — meaning our inspections are carried out under an independently audited scheme recognised by fire officers and insurers.
Twice a year in Ireland. The Building Regulations 2006 (Part B) reference BS 8214 for inspection and maintenance, with a six-monthly frequency advised by the supporting standards. See our service page to arrange a certified inspection programme.
Yes. Every door we install is tested and certified to EN 13241, the European product standard for industrial, commercial and garage doors. ATEX-certified doors are available for classified explosion-risk zones.
Yes. Commissioning certificates, inspection reports and service histories are logged digitally against each door asset and available on demand — built for exactly that audit moment.
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