In this episode of Tech Talk, the ADSA team explores important updates to the ADSA renewal course and assessment, highlighting the increasing focus on competence and continuous professional development. Listeners will hear how the new assessment encourages candidates to use current reference materials when taking the test in a focused environment. The episode also shares practical advice on preparation and where to find support to help learners succeed.

A powerhouse of industry leaders give insight into BS EN 17352. 

ADSA MD Ken Price and technical training manager Darren Hyde are joined for this episode by Phil Stonnell, general manager of TiSO UK, Stephen Goodridge, business development manager of Record UK, Neil Lane, Dormakaba UK service and installation lead and Angus Grey, operations manager of GEZE UK.

In this episode, the ADSA team is joined by Carl Black, UK & Ireland Field Support Manager for dormakaba, to discuss the importance of NVQs within the powered pedestrian door industry.

The Building Safety Act, proof of competency, professional development and assessment are considered from employee and employer perspectives.

This episode focuses on the evolving nature of trade press in the architectural and building products industry and how sole traders can use PR and marketing to promote their businesses. It references the significance of social media for low-budget promotion and the value of advocacy. The conversation also examines print versus digital media, the challenges of attracting new talent to the industry, and a  Door Industry Journal promotional package available exclusively to ADSA members.

In this episode, ADSA PR Consultant Alison Gallagher-Hughes, interviews the Association's new Chair, Stuart Dale.

In the first of a new series of podcasts, the Automatic Door Suppliers Association looks at updates to BS EN 16005 - the standard for safety in use and test methods for powered operated pedestrian doors sets.

ADSA MD Ken Price talks to Technical Training Manager Darren Hyde and Head of Operations Fae Ellor about the implications its introduction will have to those specifying, installing and servicing powered pedestrian doors.