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What is a mobile elevating work platform (MEWP)? What does IPAF stand for? What is LOLER? In this ultimate jargon buster, Horizon Platforms shares a list of commonly-used MEWP terms and what they mean to those new to the access platform industry.
Ready to start the new year on the right foot? How about revolutionising the way you manage your powered access hire. Horizon Platforms are delighted to announce the launch of HireHub, the new online customer experience that offers you complete control over all aspects of hire.
This week we’re celebrating review number 100 on Trustpilot. Earlier this year, we began asking our customers for Trustpilot feedback, and we’ve been delighted with the response we’ve had so far.
We wanted to be transparent with customers and use any feedback we received to celebrate successes and challenge ourselves to always be better. Over the last few months, the reviews that we’ve had have played a vital role. They’ve helped us in assessing our service offer, seeing what is working well and identifying opportunities for improvement.
When it comes to working at height, in some cases using a ladder is simply not a practical or safe solution. Some jobs may even require access to tight spaces and scaffolding may not be practicable. This is where mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) come in! Powered access platforms will allow you to reach all the hard-to-access areas without putting you at risk.
If you’re completing a job that requires working at height using an access platform, chances are you will either consider buying or hiring a MEWP. There are several benefits to hiring a powered access platform, including lower upfront costs and the option to rent different models to ensure you find the right equipment for your needs.
