Tips on aerial work platform maintenance and operation
Genie offers 30 (and counting...) one-minute videos and concise information on a variety of AWP topics.
These online videos and concise information can help workers better understand how to use aerial work platforms safely and productively.
Topics include:
- Carrying materials in a platform
- How Genie manufacturing practices influence rental return on invested capital (RROIC)
- Pushing the limits of reach
- Drive systems, Part 1
- Drive systems, Part 2
- Making sense of telehandler attachments
- Genie hybrid technology
- Changes to the ANSI and CSA standards you need to know about
- Tips for inspecting you’re your booms for maintenance parts
- Inspection requirements for aerial work platforms
- Selecting the right telehandler for the job
- Transporting a machine
- The importance of performing inspections and function tests before beginning work
- Safely operating telehandlers on the job site
- OSHA’s national safety stand-down efforts to reaise safety awareness
- 10 safety tips for operating aerial work platforms on the job site
- Fleet reconditioning
- Maintenance tips for Tire 4 final aerial work platforms
- Language and terminology changes in the pending ANSI A92 and CSA B354 standards updates
- What parts to stock for your aerial rental fleet
- Prevent tip-overs
- Updated cable replacement protocol for Genie boom lifts
- Managing the age of your equipment fleet
- How ANSI standards for aerial work platforms are enforced by OSHA
- Product registration
- How industry regulations and standards work
- IC vs. hybrid-powered booms: which one is right for the application?
- Parts ordering advice for aerial work platforms
- 40-foot scissor lifts
- Special precautions to exit a boom platform at height
To access this information online, go to www.aerialpros.genielift.com.