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NES Rentals Senior Management Team Completes AWPT Operator Training
CHICAGO, IL,
March 29, 2010 -
NES Rentals Holdings, Inc., one of the largest aerial equipment rental providers in the country, announced that its senior management team has just completed the operator training certification process at its new AWPT Training Center in the Chicago, IL area. AWPT training is based on the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) aerial work platform training program.
“Safety is our top priority at NES Rentals and to be successful in creating a safety-first culture it is critical that our senior management team fully understands the safety challenges facing our employees and customers,” stated Andrew P. Studdert, NES Rentals Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “We are committed to elevating safety within our company, at our customer sites and throughout our industry and each and every employee at NES is a part of that effort.”
The NES senior management team successfully completed the full AWPT process, including class room training, written exams and hands-on evaluation. As a result of completing the process, all participants received their Powered Access License (PAL Card).
To obtain more information on NES Rentals’ AWPT training program, please contact Teresa Kee at tkee@nesrentals.com or at 773-695-3999. You can also visit www.nesrentals.com.
About NES Rentals Holdings, Inc.
NES Rentals Holdings, Inc. is one of the largest companies in the $25 billion equipment rental industry. The company specializes in renting aerial equipment to industrial and construction end-users. It rents and distributes new equipment for nationally recognized original equipment manufacturers. NES Rentals also sells used equipment as well as complementary parts, supplies and merchandise, and provides repair and maintenance services to its customers. The company is a leading competitor in many of the geographic markets it reaches with 80 locations in 30 states. For more information on NES Rentals, visit www.nesrentals.com.
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