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The I211 is built for versatility, with features that allow it to be used in live line work, construction, and in high elevation.
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Elliott Equipment Company’s new V60 material handling aerial work platform offers 63 feet of working height and 1,000 pounds of material handling capacity.
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JLG's Bolt-On Fall Arrest System allows the user to exit the platform and step onto adjacent structures while being tied off to the platform.
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Two recalls were issued for Altec aerial devices: one for units equipped with aluminum work platforms, and another for an incorrectly placed battery fuse.
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In an effort to educate customers on new standards for aerial operator training, Genie is answering questions on its website and through social media December 4-8.
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Although tedious, aerial work platform inspections can keep businesses compliant, equipment in service, maintenance costs in check, and workers safe on the job.
Read More →The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has found that aerial work platforms (AWP) are one of the safest ways to perform work at height.
Read More →The units may not have enough structural support for the fuel tank, which could eventually result in contact between the tank and trailer axle.
Read More →This move aims to improve site safety as Smart PAL Cards may be used to ensure that only trained operators can use aerial work platforms (AWPs) and mast climbing work platforms (MCWPs) on site.
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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.
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