Scissor lifts are built to go UP! Not ACROSS!

Driving a lift while elevated might seem like a time-saver… but it’s one of the fastest ways to lose stability and tip Uneven ground Sudden stops Small obstacles   At height, even small hazards become big risks. What feels controlled on the ground can quickly become...

⏳ Don’t miss out! Our Intermediate & Basic First Aid Course (May 6–7) is coming up quickly and spots are filling fast. If you’ve been thinking about getting certified—or booking your team in—now’s the time to lock it in. 📅 May 6–7 ⏰ 9:00 AM Start 👥 Save 10% when...

Communication Between Operators and Spotters

One missed signal can change everything.   Clear communication between operators and spotters isn’t optional. It’s critical to keeping everyone safe on site. Whether you’re working with a forklift, telehandler, MEWP, skid steer, or bucket truck, miscommunication...

Before you go up, take a minute to look around!

A proper MEWP pre-op inspection isn’t just a checkbox. It’s what keeps you safe at height.   Look for: Missing parts – If it’s not there, it can’t protect you. Damaged components – Cracks, bends, or wear can lead to failure. Broken items – If it doesn’t work, don’t...

The fall doesn’t just drop you… it can turn you into a pendulum!

There are two risks most workers don’t think about:   Pendulum swing across open space You travel sideways with force, increasing fall distance and LOSING CONTROL of your body position. Swing into a structure What started as a fall becomes an IMPACT into beams, walls,...

New to the trades? Here’s something you need to know:

Safety isn’t something you “learn later”. It starts on day one.   OHS regulations are in place to protect you, but they only work if you use them. Ask questions. Speak up. Take training seriously. If something doesn’t feel right, stop and get clarity.   The safest...

Spring is here and everything gets a reset!

Equipment gets cleaned, inspected, and maintained. But what about your body? It just gets pushed harder.   No warm-up. No adjustment. No attention to the warning signs. You wouldn’t treat your equipment this way. So why do we accept it for ourselves?   Most sprains...