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As an authorized JLG dealer, All Access Services carries a wide selection of used and new JLG equipment available for rent or purchase. If you are looking for a JLG scissor lift, telehandler, straight boom lift, articulating boom lift, or a forklift, all of our equipment is available for rent on a short or long-term basis. All Access has serves all of Southern California with your heavy equipment rental needs with locations in San Diego, Riverside, and Orange County. Our team in will work with you to find the perfect unit, rental, part, or training course for your operation. Our JLG equipment rental fleet is inspected by our highly trained service department with regularly scheduled maintenance procedures to assure safe, reliable, productive machinery.
All Access Services carries a wide variety of scissor lifts available for rent or purchase. All of our locations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside carry a fleet of well-maintained scissor lifts ranging from 13-foot scissor lifts to 40-foot scissor lifts. Companies of all industries and all sizes throughout Southern California rely on the team at All Access for the highest quality scissor lifts to rent on a short or long-term basis, depending on their project needs and requirements. For the projects on rough-terrain, we also carry rough-terrain scissor lifts for those outside projects that have uneven ground or a difficult terrain to work with.
Our scissor lifts provide flexibility, ease of use, and ability to navigate both indoor and outdoor environments, making our scissor lifts valuable machines for increasing productivity and safety in a wide range of workplaces.
With a wide selection of powerful JLG telehandlers for rent or purchase, companies throughout Southern California rely on All Access Services to have the highest quality telehandlers available with lifting capacities ranging from 5,000 pounds up to 17,000 pounds. We also have the latest rotating telehandlers that will increase performance and jobsite efficiency on any project.
The telehandler design allows for a variety of functions across a range of industries, from construction sites to agricultural landscapes. These machines come quipped with extendable booms and various attachments like forks, buckets, and platforms, telehandlers effortlessly switch roles, transitioning from lifting and placing heavy loads to functioning as a crane or a tool carrier
At All Access Services, safety is our #1 priority!We offer Specific JLG Brand Training, on Booms Scissors lifts, and Telehandlers to give your operators the best information to keep them Safe, Compliant and your job Productive. After your operators have completed our Factory On-line E-Training, we offer on-site evaluation at your location, Our training sessions meet the New, OSHA and ANSI Standards and will prepare each operator to get the job done safely.
As soon as a machine raises material – or in this case people – up into the air, the center of gravity is thrown off. Boom lifts are made to reach out and lift up materials and people and are incredibly stable machines. However this does not mean that they are immune to tipping.
To avoid tipping a boom lift, always survey the job site before beginning to work and test to ensure the terrain is solid especially after rain or a storm. Wheels can become stuck or sink which poses the threat of tipping the machine or knocking off the operator. Never exceed the maximum weight and range of a boom lift and always use personal protective equipment (PPE).
Boom lifts are created to take operators to new heights but there are new kinds of obstacles that live in the rafters. Overhead beams, moving against walls and working under ceilings can create the hazard of pinching.
To avoid pinching, always keep arms and legs inside the safety railings. Maneuver the bucket slowly and never work along.
When working at a height, it becomes your responsibility to keep those under you safe as well. Dropping a hammer from above can cause serious injury to those below a boom lift platform.
To avoid injuring those below you always secure equipment and materials when working at heights. Use all the safety features and tools available and do not skip steps to “save time”. Always put safety first.
Working at heights can often mean working on electricity projects or near wires. Electricity is silent and can be very deadly. Electric workers are aware of the dangers but those not used to working close to electricity may overlook or not be fully aware of the dangers. Look at site plans ahead of time to analyze the location of electric wires. Always treat wires like they are
Examples of other steps to take to ensure the safe operation of a boom lift are:
Knowing where the lift emergency stop and lowering measure is and how to use it
Never operate a lift alone
Always wear safety harnesses and other PPE
Secure all tools when working on a raised platform
Never work a boom lift with another worker standing under the platform
Use a boom lift only if the base is on even and stable ground
Survey the area up in the air where the operator will be working for exposed wires and other potential hazards
Request proper training and never operate a boom life if you do not know how to do so
If you have questions regarding safety for heavy equipment or need training for your staff and employees, please Call Us today!
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