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The International MV607 combines advanced safety technologies, excellent visibility, vocational flexibility, and seamless body integration to create a powerful platform for utility fleet operations. Take a closer look at this Altec digger derrick configuration from EUFMC.
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The 2014 International Lineman’s Rodeo attracts the best linemen from around the world to compete in events based on traditional lineman tasks and skills. Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) scored several victories, including three first-place world championship awards.
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Dilex Supreme Hydraulic Fluid With Dynavis is a semi-synthetic, multi-grade, non- detergent, rust and oxidation inhibited, anti-wear oil that is specially formulated for use in mobiles such as aerial bucket trucks and off-road forestry equipment.
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The ETT 29N-V is a telescopic aerial mounted on a van designed for ease of use and access, offering a working height of 34 feet.
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The V-Watch Personal Voltage Detector is designed to provide an extra level of safety by detecting and alerting users to the presence of electrical fields or energized electrical equipment.
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Odyne Systems, LLC, a producer of hybrid systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks, has announced that six new trucks featuring Odyne plugin hybrid systems have been delivered to Consumers Energy, a Michigan utility.
Read More →After 12 years in the Port of Duluth, Altec celebrated with an open house event, highlighting recent expansions.
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Among several OEM announcements recently, Daimler said that the next-generation Sprinter will built in North America and XL Hybrids gained CARB approval on several GM van models.
Read More →To better deploy employees and equipment in the face of major storms and natural disasters, two major utilities in California and Florida signed a mutual aid agreement for the first time.
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Out of the 23 fatalities involving aerial work platforms reported worldwide, more than half occurred in the U.S. These findings are part of the International Powered Access Federation’s accident report for the first half of 2014.
Read More →OSHA said the deaths of the two Massachusetts Bay Electrical Corp. workers in the April 12, 2014 crane tip-over could have been prevented if their employer had set up and operated the crane according to the manufacturer's instructions and trained employees in its proper operation.
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