Rethinking low level access
Working at height carries risks ranging from fatal falls to long-term musculoskeletal injury, and the choice of low level access equipment plays a central role in managing both, says Samuel Butterworth
Working at height carries risks ranging from fatal falls to long-term musculoskeletal injury, and the choice of low level access equipment plays a central role in managing both, says Samuel Butterworth
Boom and scissor lifts from AFI are being hired by contractors working on the Grade II listed Tees Newport Bridge in the North East.
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