One of the top causes of injuries and fatalities on construction worksites in the U.S. is aerial lifts. They account for many falls, electrocutions, and crushed-by accidents every year, and must be operated with the utmost care and caution to read more
Operating an aerial lift can be daunting, especially if you’re the one standing on the elevated platform accessing buildings or power lines. The risk of accidents is present on every worksite, and it’s important to be aware of the most read more
Work zone safety and traffic control is one of OSHA’s safety standards for aerial lifts. Setting up a proper work zone with warnings, signs, visual signals, and cones can help prevent accidents and hazards associated with aerial lifts and read more
Boom lifts, aka aerial lifts, are large pieces of equipment used for various tasks on construction sites, in window washing and painting services, sign work, cherry-picking, tree work, and more. Being such large and heavy machinery, boom lifts are high read more
