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New flagship store near Stockholm to meet growing demand for electrified lifts
Awards worth up to $5,000 aim to attract students into the North American equipment rental industry
What did we learn from the IRN Webinar ‘Cybersecurity for Rental’ on 4 November?
Smart Site tool locates and tracks usage of equipment including smaller tools, enabling off-hire opportunities
Mike Ashton takes up role as association’s new International Safety & Technical Advisor
The Scaffold & Access Industry Association is hosting a Competent Person Training course for suspended scaffolding during World of Concrete 2022
Trevor Rabson will provide on-site training across ladders, towers and equipment inspections
New Milton Keynes Innovation Centre to showcase carbon-zero tools and equipment
How firms are struggling to recruit the skills they need to capitalise on a post-pandemic boom
What are the specific types of cyber attack that are posing a threat to the construction industry?
Now available in 26 countries, new ePAL app lets MEWP operators share their qualifications with site managers
Working from home and digitalisation mean rental companies more vulnerable
IPAF’s ISC convened for first time to assist in globalising standards
Crane manufacturer Tadano has taken on 27 new apprentices at two sites in Germany
Martin Wraith to oversee development, implementation and ongoing audit of the IPAF Rental+ standard
Why poor mental health is such a problem in the construction industry, and what we can do to lower suicide rates
Lessons can be learned from IPAF’s Global Safety Report, including the importance of sharing accidents and near-miss information
Free ERA report gives rental companies key performance indicators at levels from ‘starter’ to ‘best practice’
Updated format, covering 2016-2020, includes global overview and more detailed data analysis
ALH recently sat down with Easybook Training’s Vice President to discuss all things training. Here’s what he had to say