Changing the game Haulotte is a name synonymous with quality when it comes to the hire industry. With its origins in France, Haloutte Australia has been a prominent player in the industry here for many ...
This week is National Farm Safety Week. The Telescopic Handler Association is pleased share the Telehandler Safety handbook. This safety resource has been developed by the Telescopic Handler Association (TSHA) and the Victorian Farmers Federation ...
This week we learned the sad news of the passing of one of the industry’s most significant contributors. For many years, Dave Single championed the safe use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) in Australia, ...
When used correctly Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) are an effective way to safely work at height. To safely use an MEWP requires maintaining the equipment in a safe working condition. The EWPA has produced ...
The Telescopic Handler Association of Australia is pleased to announce the launch of the TSHA Good Practice Guide. Telehandlers are one of the most versatile pieces of equipment used in the construction, mining, logistics and ...
The EWPA are sharing the WA Worksafe Safety alert resulting from a catastrophic boom failure that took place in November 2020. The equipment involved in the incident was an LGTTS model GP14-300, an insulated machine ...
As part of its mandate to promote safe use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs), the Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA) has updated their Information Sheet on Secondary Guarding on MEWPs. The information sheet is ...
Almac Pacific have introduced a new model scissor lift to Australia. The Athena 870-BL is wider version of their popular Athena 850-BL. The Athena 870-BL platform is 1.2m wide compared to the 850-BL of 780mm. ...
On October 1st, 2020: Sinoboom Australia officially launched on a national basis, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sinoboom Intelligent Equipment, marking the latest step in the parent company’s global marketing and support strategy. Sinoboom Australia ...
The Sydney Metro caverns at Martin Place have been completed about six months ahead of schedule – the next step is laying tracks and building the new underground station, which will service the heart of ...
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