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Government responds to fears Work at Height Regs will be scrapped
The Bill seeks to remove EU-derived laws that remain on the UK statute book following Brexit
Comment: Trackunit’s Soeren Brogaard responds to concerns about the EU Data Act
Soeren Brogaard on what the Act means for construction
How construction can avoid allegations of ‘greenwashing’
Bureau Veritas pubishes guide to assessing green claims
IPAF Rental+ launches in Middle East
International expansion of standards certification scheme for equipment rental companies begins
Blulift sets IPAF certification standard for Ireland
Access equipment specialist achieves ‘highest standards’ for rental
Hitachi welcomes AI technology update to Europe’s Machinery Directive
New safety rules will regulate connectivity, autonomy, and data dependency
HAE recognises Common Assessment Standard
Pre-qualification certification will help reduce rental companies’ costs, says Rental association 
EquipmentShare publishes safety guide
US rental company offers best practice guide for equipment yards
Astley Hire wins sustainability prize
Industrial equipment specialist achieves PAS 2060 Net-Zero standard, receives gold EcoVadis medal 
Kobelco suspends some machine sales in Europe
Temporary stop on certain crane and excavator sales due to Hino engine emission certification issue
‘Live by ANSI standard’ urges IPAF’s Peter Douglas
IPAF CEO uses ALH Conference to urge full adoption of ANSI safe use standard
Still time to register for the ALH Conference
Speakers from Herc Rentals, Sunbelt Rentals, IPAF and more at the industry’s premier event on Sept. 29
Crane industry responds to “unworkable” new EU regulations
Crane industry brands parts of the new EU Machinery Regulations as “completely unworkable”
United report shows emissions down 9%
Report covers 2021 wins in ESG, governance and diversity
Controversy over Skanska loader crane ban
Industry association warns of far-reaching consequences for contractor’s hydraulic truck loader crane ban
ANSI-compliant virtual reality training launched
Serious Labs VR boom lift training now meets ISO and ANSI standards
50% of construction workers have seen ‘obvious discrimination’
New report reveals that the depth of discrimination issues in the construction industry 
Should scissor lift operators use PFPE?
In 2007, ALH ran a story that asked, “Should operators use a harness and lanyard when working in a scissor lift?” For today’s take, Genie’s Director of Training Scott Owyen provides an update
The digitalisation of the construction industry
Trackunit looks at key trends in the cohesive development of construction technology
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