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Learn why Chairman Andy Studdert was named “Safety Champion of the Year”
by IPAF and one of 10 “CEOs Who Get It” by the NSC.
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Commitment to Safety
At NES Rentals, we believe being the aerial lift leader means not only having the
quality equipment you need, but also making workplace safety a top priority. That’s
why we go out of our way to establish a culture of safety at every level of our
organization — for the benefit of our customers and our employees.
We view safety as a catalyst for excellence, and we’ve put policies in place to
keep our equipment operating properly, our employees working safely and our customers
out of harm’s way. In fact, our uncompromising approach to safety has earned us
recognition from the National Safety Council (NSC) and the International Powered
Access Federation (IPAF). Both organizations have singled out our chairman, Andy
Studdert, for awards honoring his industry-leading commitment to safety.
As part of our ongoing safety efforts, we:
- Perform frequent equipment inspections and audits — after each rental transaction
and at regular 90-day and annual intervals
- Train employees to perform their work safely — including semi-monthly safety seminars
for drivers and mechanics
- Provide online driver training to our employees, as well as complimentary training
for one member of their families
- Provide Operator Training for our employees and customers to help ensure the safe
and efficient operation of our equipment. NES Rentals is the first rental company
to offer the internationally recognized AWPT Operator Training Program to our customers.
- Regularly monitor our branches’ compliance with environmental and safety regulations
and corporate policies through annual unannounced audits, quarterly inspections
and management site visit checklists
- Recognize branches and individuals for their safety efforts through an awards program
- Conduct environmental, health and safety (EHS) awareness campaigns to improve employee
understanding of EHS issues
- Insist that our drivers review equipment safety devices and procedures with recipients
- Apply “Click-It” warning stickers to boom equipment to alert operators to the need
for personal fall protection
- Establish a culture where all employees take responsibility for their safety and
those around them and accept an active role in preventing unsafe conditions and
damage to the environment
- Served as a committee member for the creation of the first-ever best practices documentation
for aerial work platform equipment operators in the
Aerial Work Platform (AWP) industry
- Member of both the ANSI A92 Standards Committee and the AWPT North American Advisory
Council
In addition, we belong to a number of safety organizations, including:
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