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  • One of the key conditions for MEWP stability is the ability of the ground or structure to safely support the weight of the MEWP at its point of contact with the ground in all configurations. Failure to consider the load-bearing capacity of the ground could potentially cause the MEWP to go out of level, become unstable, and overturn.

    Added 17 Mar 2025
    Last updated 17 Mar 2025

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  • JOYCE GÖTTGENS-KEIJBETS
    PLANNER, COLLE RENTAL & SALES, NETHERLANDS

    Added 5 Mar 2025
    Last updated 5 Mar 2025

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  • Do you have a rescue plan? Always plan for a safe rescue.

    Added 21 Jan 2025
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    Andy Access Poster A4

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  • Danger keep well clear. When using pedestrian controls stand clear of the MEWP and return back to the platform when safe.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 5 Nov 2024

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    Andy Access A15
  • Caution with guardrails. Be careful not to trap your fingers when lowering or raising guardrails.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 5 Nov 2024

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    Andy Access A16
  • Setting up on a slope? Outriggers and spreader pads must be on level and stable ground.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 5 Nov 2024

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    Andy Access A17
  • Check your MEWP! Conduct a pre-use check to make sure the MEWP is safe to use before starting work.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 5 Nov 2024

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    Andy Access A3
  • Beware of falling objects. Organise a drop zone clear of the MEWP base.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 5 Nov 2024

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    Andy Access A5
  • Have you been familiarised?
    Familiarisation prevents incorrect use.

    Added 1 Jan 2018
    Last updated 1 Apr 2025

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    Andy Access A2