Jenny LescohierJenny is a former editor of Rental magazine. She was also the editor of Construction Zone Safety and IPAF Elevating Safety, two annual supplements targeted to the construction and rental markets. From the AuthorRental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: Training Requirements for Mast Climbing Platforms - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIEKevin O'Shea, director of safety and training at AGF Access Group, talks about training requirements for erecting and using mast climbing work platforms (MCWPs), one of the safest means of performing work at height on particularly complex projects.Rental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: How Virtual Reality Is Changing MEWP Training - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIEJim Colvin, president and CEO of Serious Labs, talks about how virtual reality simulators work and why they can have a massive impact on mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) training and safety.Rental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: How to Perform a Jobsite Risk Assessment - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIEBal Guerrero, United Academy director with United Rentals, talks about new requirements for jobsite risk assessments included in the upcoming ANSI standards for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) which go into effect December 2019.Rental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: What Is a Safe Use Plan and Why You Need One - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIEScott Owyen, senior training manager for Genie, talks about new ANSI requirements for a Safe Use Plan for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), outlining specific requirements for operators and jobsite supervisors.Rental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: New Training Standard Clearly Defines Responsibilities - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIETony Groat, North America Manager of IPAF, talks about the new training standard which goes into detail about specific responsibilities for MEWP users, owners, dealers, operators, occupants and jobsite supervisors.Rental[PODCAST] ANSI Experts Explain: New Standards Go Into Effect This December - BROUGHT TO YOU BY GENIEIn Episode 1 of this series, Tony Groat, North America Manager of IPAF, talks about new ANSI standards for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) and why equipment owners and users need to be ready.Concrete Chain SawsHow to Select the Best Concrete Cutting Tool for Your JobUnderstanding the capabilities and limitations of concrete cut-off machines and diamond chainsaws will help you determine which tool is right for your job.Podcasts[PODCAST] New ANSI Standards will Affect How MEWPs Work in the FieldGenie's Sr. Director of Product Management Chad Hislop gets Chris Wood up to speed on ANSI standards and Genie's global effort to harmonize fleetsRental Business ServicesPrevent, Predict and Prescribe with Today’s Software Solutions for MaintenanceToday’s management software programs make it easier than ever before to be proactive about fleet maintenance, provided you have the know-how and manpower to take advantage of the technology.Construction Safety[PODCAST] IPAF Urges Industry Collaboration on MEWP Accident Reporting Project to Promote Safety and Reduce FatalitiesInternational Powered Access Federation (IPAF)Diego Bustamante, IPAF Mexico and South US representative, talks about the importance of industry participation in IPAF's MEWP Accident Reporting Project to promote the safest use of powered access equipment and reduce potential injuries and fatalities.Rental[PODCAST] Minnesota Equipment Rental Business Owner Talks About Staying Relevant in Today's High-Tech WorldSteve Mau, owner/president of Brainerd General Rental in Brainerd, MN talks with Rental Editor Jenny Lescohier about the challenges he faces as a rental business owner in the age of labor scarcity and technology that's leapfrogging at a breakneck pace.Lifting EquipmentWhy New ANSI Standards Matter to Your BusinessHy-Brid Lifts / Custom Equipment LLCMost in the equipment rental industry are aware there are changes to ANSI standards for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) that go into effect this December. Many, however, still don’t fully understand what this means to them and their business.Page 1 of 21Next Page