If you’re playing lift roulette, the odds are against you.
Protect your fleet. Your techs. Your job.
In this economy, two things are working against you. You’re keeping your vehicles longer, and OSHA is requiring annual lift inspections and documented operator training.
Are your lifts ready? Are your mechanics ready? Are you sure? If you wait for a breakdown to find out, it could cost you big-time. That’s why Rotary Lift created the new “Inspect to Protect” lift inspection program.
Make sure your lifts are ready for an increased service workload. Uptime means productivity, and well-maintained lifts work harder and longer, keeping costs down while protecting your most vital asset – a productive staff.
You win with maximum lift performance, and the job security that comes with protecting your people, and your vehicles.
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Avoid potential injuries and costly fines. Equipment breakdown is a common – yet preventable – cause of on-the-job injuries. OSHA and various state and local regulatory agencies now include vehicle lifts as part of their workplace inspections. Is your lift certified? Properly installed? Regularly maintained? A lift inspection provides the documentation that says your lift meets ANSI standards for performance and operating safety.
For a limited time, Rotary Lift is offering its complete “Inspect to Protect” lift inspection package at a special price. Operator training programs are also available.
Call 800-640-5438 to find the nearest participating “Inspect to Protect” professional and schedule an appointment today.
www.rotarylift.com/inspect/stn
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