ANSI Inspections
Ensure your equipment is safe for your operators and compliant with industry standards.
Ensuring Operator Safety
Preventing Accidents and Injuries: Aerial lifts are often used at significant heights, and improper maintenance or failure to identify defects can lead to catastrophic accidents, including falls, tip-overs, or malfunctions. ANSI inspections help ensure that the lift is in optimal working condition, reducing the risk of mechanical failures that could jeopardize operator safety.
Compliance with Safety Standards and Regulations
In the United States, ANSI standards (such as ANSI A92) cover aerial lifts, and employers are obligated to ensure their equipment meets these standards. Failure to conduct proper inspections could lead to violations of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations and result in fines, penalties, or legal action.
Maintaining Equipment Longevity and Performance
Prevents Unnecessary Downtime: Regular ANSI inspections help identify small issues before they become major problems, which can lead to expensive repairs or unplanned downtime. By catching issues early, businesses can save on costly repairs and extend the life of their equipment.
