Mark Keily, chair of IPAF’s International Safety Committee, explores the latest safety trends and explains why accident reporting has never been more important.

Manufacturers and rental companies are showcasing the latest technologies and innovation that are helping to transform the sector’s approach to safety.

A Hinowa spider lift has become a ‘vital’ part of a historic cathedral’s maintenance programme.

IPAF has launched its 2025 safety campaign to help reduce injuries and fatalities across the powered access sector

Sitesurvai, an AI-powered assistant, has been launched to help users identify the right powered access rental equipment for construction sites

Two IPAF employees have been named in the Trade Association Forum (TAF) Awards for the second year

New skills-based platform aims to help veterans in the UK and Ireland transition into civilian careers

Falls from the platform rank among the top causes of death and major injury in powered access

Ben Hirst, director and founder of Horizon Platforms, recently delivered a thought-provoking presentation that is at the heart of IPAF’s safety campaign

An ambitious public art project at the University of Suffolk has been delivered with support from a powered access solution

Powered Access looks at how the ‘Crushing Can Kill’ campaign is addressing safety issues and providing robust guidance for the international community

As the industry looks ahead to the 2025 International Awards for Powered Access (IAPAs), three of this year’s winners – Dayim Equipment Rental, Niftylift and CTE – reflect on their success at the event and share top tips for creating an award-winning entry

The use of MEWPs remains one of the safest ways to work at height. But if a crushing incident occurs, a comprehensive emergency plan is essential for a safe and swift rescue

Chris Wraith from Horizon Platforms on the essential health and safety rules to follow when using powered access platforms.

As part of Safe Working at Height Week 2023, we look at IPAF’s campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of working near power lines.

The number of deaths in the powered access industry has declined globally over the past year, a new report by the International Powered Access Federationhas found.

Two major contractors have issued warnings about the health and safety risks caused by operators using construction equipment which they are not familiar with.

Powered access marketplace provider International Platforms is to sell a refurbished MEWP and donate all proceeds to a construction mental health charity.