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Lifting Equipment
JLG 1500SJ Boom Lift Wins Contractor Top Choice for Second Consecutive Year
JLG Industries Inc.
JLG's 1500SJ boom lift wins gold in the aerial work platform division of Roads & Bridges magazine's Contractor Choice Awards competition for the second year in a row.
Jlg 1500 Sj Contractor Top Choice
Sponsored Content
Proven Bias Tire Performance for the Toughest Job Sites
Titan International, Inc.
Titan bias tires deliver proven performance. Made in Bryan, OH since 1957, they keep earthmoving, mining and construction equipment moving.
Proven Bias Tire Performance for the Toughest Job Sites
Cranes
Manitex Expands into Knuckleboom Cranes with PM Group Acquisition
Manitex Inc.
$107 million acquisition of the Italian truck-crane and aerial-platform maker expands Manitex revenues to $350 million
Construction Safety
IPAF Promotes Good Practice Guide for Management of MEWPs
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
IPAF’s members believe that the key principles of good MEWP management are relevant to all types of MEWP and not limited to “large and complex” machines.
Ipaf Good Practices Guide To M 11585796
Business Services
RSC to Acquire Independent Aerial Equipment
RSC Equipment Rental Inc.
Deepens aerial-equipment rental profile in NY, NJ, CT, MD, VA, DE and PA
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Get Guidance to Avoid Trapping/Crushing Injuries with Aerial Work Platforms
IPAF brings Best Practice Guidance for AWPs: Avoiding Trapping/Crushing Injuries to People in the Platform to the US
Rental
Workers Stuck in Boom Lift at 150 Feet
Two workers at United Rentals in Newburgh, NY got stuck 150 feet in the air when the JLG Ultra Boom they were in got stuck in position.
Jlg Stuck
Rental
IRE Show in Amsterdam Attracts Top Rental Delegates
International Rental Exposition
The exhibition had 1,035 attendees in total, a figure that does not include the 4,400 attendees at the adjoining APEX aerial platform exhibition. All APEX visitors had free access to IRE.
Ire2014
Lifting Equipment
Don't Sacrifice Safety for Productivity
Low-level lifts address potential pitfalls of ladders by offering working heights as high as 20 feet, and they can reach the exact height that offers the greatest productivity. They are ready to use when they arrive on site, meaning less setup time.
Operators can maneuver low-level-access scissor lifts into spaces that might be too hazardous for ladders or scaffolding.
Rental
Are You Properly Trained?
Aerial work platform safety starts with comprehensive operator training
Operator training is a crucial step in aerial work platform safety
Rental
Reporting AWP Accidents Helps Save Lives
Aerial work platforms (AWPs) account for a small percentage of all accidents related to work at height. But what are the main causes of AWP accidents and why is accident reporting so important in the quest for safety?
The main causes of reported AWP fatalities in the USA
Rental
North American Powered Access Industry Updates Standards
The North American Industry updates the language and content of ANSI A92 standards to provide guidance and promote consistency.
Lifting Equipment
IPAF Issues New Guidance on Major Inspections of Aerial Work Platforms
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Document outlines major inspections to determine if a lift is safe for use beyond the manufacturer's intended design life.
Awp Inspection
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