Aerial lifts are powerful equipment that help you accomplish tasks efficiently and effectively. These heavy-duty machines require training and certification to operate safely. If you are an arborist, painter, facility maintenance manager or another professional who uses these machines daily, it's crucial to understand aerial lift safety tips, protocols and training requirements.
Why Tracked Lifts?
Tracked Lifts has grown from its humble beginnings of two friends selling lifts to become one of the most well known names in the aerial platform space. As we continue to grow as a company we are constantly looking for motivated individuals to help us maintain the quality service our customers expect. At Tracked Lifts we promote a culture of teamwork and look to invest in our people to provide a safe, professional, and enjoyable work place.
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Elevate Your Lift Knowledge
Elevating Lift Safety: Our Collaboration with Noble Oak Safety & Training
At Tracked Lifts, we’re thrilled to announce an exciting new collaboration that’s set to revolutionize the tree care industry. We’ve teamed up with Noble Oak Safety & Training to integrate comprehensive operator development training with the sale of all our tracked aerial lifts. This partnership underscores our shared commitment to enhancing safety standards and improving the education of professionals in arboriculture.
Blog | Jun 28, 2024
Aerial Lift Key Terms You Need to Know
Your business uses aerial lifts every day, but do your operators know the terms associated with the equipment? A full understanding of mobile elevated work platforms (MEWP) is crucial, as it allows operators to confidently handle the equipment, protecting themselves and bystanders while performing their tasks effectively. Below is a breakdown of aerial lift definitions and relevant terms workers should know to handle this equipment safely and efficiently.