INDUSTRY PROFILE SPIKA Welding & Manufacturing, Inc.
OSHA-Compliant Maintenance Stands that Improve Productivity Custom Design and Off-the-Shelf Aviation Work Platforms
Spika Welding & Manufacturing, Inc. leads the industry in the design and manufacture of aviation maintenance stands and maintenance equipment. Spika’s line of maintenance platforms provide technicians with efficient access to upper-level service zones, improving overall productivity while providing critical fall protection and ensuring a safe work environment in accordance with OSHA 1910. Spika platform designs reflect years spent working with maintenance technicians to develop work stands that pay for themselves in improved process times, reduced worker fatigue, and minimized workforce injuries. When you work with Spika, you can expect: • Designs that work with your space and access requirements • Platforms engineered for exceptional stability • Work deck and slider construction you feel secure working on • Designs that facilitate mobility and versatility of configuration • Quick and simple set-up • Highest quality construction, with designs engineered to withstand years of rigorous use. We believe in our products at Spika, and we’re confident that the initial cost of a well designed, high quality aircraft maintenance stand is easily offset by higher productivity, better quality workmanship, and superior fall protection. Whether you need a complete phase maintenance system for a helicopter, a daily maintenance stand for a fixed-wing aircraft, or a multi-application work stand for use throughout your facility, you can trust Spika to provide you with a system that meets or exceeds your highest expectations.
Contact details Spika Welding & Manufacturing 254 Cottonwood Creek Road Lewistown, MT 59457
T: 888-915-5678
E:
info@spikawelding.com W:
www.spikawelding.com
58 Aviation Maintenance |
avm-mag.com | August / September 2012
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