Learn how aerial lift operators can stay safe in extreme heat. This OSHA-compliant guide covers symptoms, training, gear, and smart prevention strategies for high-risk outdoor jobs.
Learn how aerial lift operators can stay safe in extreme heat. This OSHA-compliant guide covers symptoms, training, gear, and smart prevention strategies for high-risk outdoor jobs.
How Long is Aerial Lift Certification Good For? When it comes to safety, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets the standards for workplaces across the […]
What is a telehandler? A telehandler is a type of heavy equipment that is used in agricultural and industrial settings. It is similar to a forklift in […]
Telehandlers vs Boom Lifts Aerial lifts come in many shapes and sizes, and they perform a variety of functions. Two of the most common types of aerial […]
Boom lifts are one of the most versatile types of aerial lifts. They can safely lift workers to heights of more than 150 feet. Once up in […]
Cribbing (also called a “box crib”) is a popular practice among aerial lift operators, construction foreman, and other job site workers, and it is used in a […]
Working on an aerial lift near power lines can be risky. Getting shocked from a live power line is a common, and sometimes deadly, hazard. In fact, […]
Scissor lift operators need tools to control their work environments and guard against accidents. OSHA issues hazard alerts that address the main causes of injuries and fatalities […]
Everything To Know About Aerial Lift Inspections Aerial lifts, also known as aerial work platforms (AWPs) and mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), are used for anything and […]
Create Your Own Aerial Lift Safety Checklist Aerial lifts are commonly used during construction projects, and they allow workers to safely perform many jobs above the ground. […]