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UK-based AFI’s training operation has become the first in the working at height and safety training sector to gain the Matrix Standard
JLG Industries, Inc., invited members of the media to experience the company’s new 17,000-square-foot training facility at its McConnellsburg, PA location
The H-Design harness is geared toward user comfort.
Gary Clark, customer support manager of national accounts for JLG, and Rick Smith, senior director of product training at JLG, discuss the importance of aftermarket support.
New International Mast Climbing Work Platform (MCWP) Committee launched with renewed focus on safety
International Powered Access Federation publishes new guide on managing mobile elevating work platforms
Industry association offers free download on the use of telehanders for lifting and travelling with suspended loads
US-based equipment rental company introduces United Academy as hub for safety training and operator certification
The Southwest equipment rental company joins IPAF's growing number of North American training center.
UK Construction Plant-hire Association invites feedback on latest safety advice dealing with ground bearing pressures
In honor of OSHA’s National Fall Prevention Stand-Down, June 2 – 6, Terex Aerial Work Platforms is providing the following safety tips for operating aerial lift equipment.
Construction Plant-Hire Association provides new, free-to-download guide on operating equipment
The major inspection for AWPs should be carried out after 10 years of service, and then every five years following that, it says.
Company stresses importance of using up-to-date safety monitoring equipment before sending personnel into a workplace.
UK rental firm A-Plant has been awarded Gold in the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) Occupational Health and Safety Awards 2014 for the sixth year running.
The PDS is the annual event for IPAF certified instructors and ensures that they remain up-to-date with legislation and training.
A 56-year-old man was killed Feb. 11 when a bus struck the boom lift he was operating, causing him to fall 11 feet.
There are now half a million valid PAL Cards (Powered Access Licences) worldwide, marking the success of IPAF’s voluntary, industry-led operator training program in keeping the use of powered access equipment safe.
UK rental company moves from bronze to silver accreditation in the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS)
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