Aerial lift and scissor lift operators are expected to do plenty of tasks, usually all in the same day. Versatility is one of those attributes that set some aerial lift employees apart from others. The ability to multitask with different read more
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has announced that significant changes will be made to ANSI’s A92 safety standards. The changes affect the manufacturing, operator training and use of aerial work platforms (AWPs).
If you work on an aerial lift, there’s a chance you’ll encounter an on-the-job emergency. In fact, you may have already dealt with one or more. Emergencies can be scary. Stressful. Confusing. Exhausting. But despite the frantic events that accompany read more
Utility line work is dangerous. Each year, workers suffer serious injuries and even death in accidents where overhead power lines are involved. The two leading causes are falls and electrical shocks. Electrocutions occur when lifts, cranes, ladders or other equipment read more
