As the anticipation builds for the International Awards for Powered Access 2024 (IAPAs), the shortlist can now be revealed following a meeting of the judges last week. Scheduled to take place on 14 March at the Scandic Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, the 2024 edition of the IAPAs promises to showcase the industry's commitment to excellence, safety, sustainability, and innovation.

IPAF and PLATFORMDER Forge Historic Partnership to Advance Safety Standards in Turkish Powered Access Industry.

Common underlying factors in electrocutions which lead to serious injury and death include; the MEWP operator working away from a controlled site; not expecting to encounter or be close to overhead lines; lone working; working unsupervised, with no-one to spot dangers or raise the alarm from the ground.

IPAF offers more than 40 training courses for different machine categories including mobile elevating work platforms (MEWP) including boom, scissor, 1B, 3A and 3B categories of machines, mast climbing work platforms (MCWP) and construction hoists (CH).

A new standard to help equipment rental companies meet safety requirements and comply with legislation and to assist them in consistently delivering excellent customer service is set for launch at IPAF’s Asia Conference in Bangkok, Thailand, 3-4 August.

A new EU Machinery Regulation has been introduced, which will replace the current EU Machinery Directive, has been published at the end of June, and it will enter into force during July, and IPAF has informed its members to be aware of the changes.

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