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Spare parts distribution hubs aim for triple ISO with ‘greener’ standards
Industry veteran David Glabe talks all things fall protection – and how the “Look Good Hypothesis” plays a (negative) part.
How access can learn from the aviation industry
Industrial equipment specialist achieves PAS 2060 Net-Zero standard, receives gold EcoVadis medal
IPAF CEO uses ALH Conference to urge full adoption of ANSI safe use standard
Speakers from Herc Rentals, Sunbelt Rentals, IPAF and more at the industry’s premier event on Sept. 29
Crane industry brands parts of the new EU Machinery Regulations as “completely unworkable”
Report covers 2021 wins in ESG, governance and diversity
Serious Labs VR boom lift training now meets ISO and ANSI standards
The SAIA will host four different training opportunities for those attending the Annual Convention & Exposition this year
Major self-retracting device changes coming in 2023 for personal fall arrest and rescue systems
In 2007, ALH ran a story that asked, “Should operators use a harness and lanyard when working in a scissor lift?” For today’s take, Genie’s Director of Training Scott Owyen provides an update
Registration is now open for annual ASC A92 Main Committee meeting to be held Oct. 17-19 in Kansas City
Customer experience is key to quality assurance, says online rental company
ERA is advocating for the broad inclusion of rental in EU Taxonomy list of sustainable activities
In its 9th year, the annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction is set for May 2-6. ALH reports
To understand how the regulatory system in the U.S. works, it is helpful to understand the difference between each branch. David Glabe breaks it down.
Larry Silber, president and CEO of Herc Rentals, to keynote ALH Conference, Sept. 29 in Chicago
During IPAF’s recent Summit, the IPAF MCWP International Committee, IPAF MCWP and Hoist UK and Ireland Work Groups came together to discuss the state of the industry. Chair Kevin O’Shea reports.
In 2007, IPAF’s Tony Groat broke down what the then-new ANSI A92.3 and A92.5 standards entailed. We asked Groat to look back at the last 15 years and discuss what’s changed.