Anti-crushing device

Kimberly Access has ordered 50
SanctuaryZones from WorkZone.

These are designed to prevent
operators from being crushed.

Group operations director Alex
Lowe said: “It is a robust tried and
tested device that is easy

Kimberly Access has ordered 50
SanctuaryZones from WorkZone.

These are designed to prevent
operators from being crushed.

Group operations director Alex
Lowe said: “It is a robust tried and
tested device that is easy to install
and will fit onto our boom lifts
without us having to make the timeconsuming
adjustments that would
have been necessary with electronic
anti-crushing devices.

“We are very impressed that
SanctuaryZone has been made
readily available to everyone. This is
a very mature attitude and I wish
other companies could be as open;
there should be no barriers to safety.”
It comes in flat pack format and
takes about 20min to assemble. It can
then be fitted to a boom lift in
minutes.

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