Applications & Industries:

• Aerial Platforms:
  An aerial work platform (AWP) or elevated work platform is a mechanical device used to provide temporary access for people or equipment to inaccessible areas, usually at height. A mobile elevated work platform describes a type of aerial work platforms which can be moved along the ground whilst extended. An aerial work platform / elevated work platform may also be known as a lift table or lift platform
  Safety: The majority of manufacturers and operators have strict safety criteria for the operation of aerial work platforms. A licence and/or insurance may be required to operate some types of aerial lift platforms. Most protocols advocate the giving of training to every operator and manufacturers recommend regular maintenance schedules on the lifts equipment.
  Most aerial lift platforms are fitted with safety or guard rails around the platform itself, in order to help contain operators and passengers. This is supplemented in most models by a restraining point, which is designed to secure a harness or fall arrestor. Some work platforms may also have a lip around the floor of the platform itself to avoid tools or supplies being accidentally kicked off the platform.
• Scaffolding
• Masonry Contractors
• Renovations
• Scaffold and Fall Safety Equipment Renting
  Protective Equipment:
  Certain equipment is necessary to protect you while operating an aerial lift. The following protective equipment may be required. Hard Hat Wear a hard hat to protect your head from impact. Type I hats are for top impact and Type II are worn for front, back, top and side impact. Choose a hat according to the type of work being performed. If you will be working around electrical lines, the hard hat should be rated class E to protect you from high voltages. Gloves:
  Gloves may be worn to protect your hands from puncture wounds and cuts. Sturdy, Non-Slip Boots Wear boots to keep a steady balance and reduce the risk of slipping and falling.
  Fall Protection:
  A body belt or safety harness is required to keep you from falling to the ground. In addition, a lanyard must be connected to the belt or harness and attached to an anchor point on the bucket/platform. Note: The use of a safety harness is recommended. When using a body belt, limit the length of the lanyard to two feet.
• Construction
• Commercial Buildings
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