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Selecting the Best Aerial Lift to Fit Your Jobsite Needs
While every jobsite has its unique challenges and requirements, there are a few key elements that will help you determine the best fit machine for the job.
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What Parts Mean for Your Business | Ask Me Anything Dec. 3rd-7th
A huge thank you to everyone that participated in this What Parts Mean for Your Business | Ask Me Anything event!
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Genie Safety Minute: Machine Bulletin Lookup
Genie safety minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job.
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Rental Companies Need Public Relations
If your company rents construction, landscaping or industrial equipment, you should be doing some kind of proactive public relations (PR) effort to build your business.
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What MEWP Should You Choose?
Choosing the right mobile elevated work platform, or MEWP, for your jobsite needs might seem simple enough — but, have you thought it all through?
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Put Your Rental Store’s Strengths Front and Center
Think about the messages you might see on posters at a retail tire store.
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Maintaining Your Boom’s Cables
All preventive maintenance is important, but the manner in which your boom’s extend/retract cables are maintained is vitally important.
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Genie Safety Minute: Telehandler Protection Structures
Genie safety minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job.
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MEWPs vs. Scaffolding
Prior to the introduction of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) in the 1970s, construction industry professionals relied almost exclusively on ladders and scaffolding to access major work at height projects.
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Let Customers Be Your Best Spokespeople
You have some satisfied, even delighted, customers.
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Service Minute: Aerial Equipment Reliability Tips
Having worked in the Genie® field and phone support for over 20 years, I’ve noticed a couple of things about machine reliability
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Act on Low-Level Access Opportunities
Work always has to be done in the air, and before powered lifts, contractors used ladders and scaffolding.
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Changing Telehandler Axle Oil
It’s no secret, preventive maintenance keeps rental equipment, like telehandlers, running at peak efficiency, day in and day out.
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Genie Safety Minute: Telehandler Suspended Load Hazards
Genie Safety Minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job site.
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Genie® Certified Pre-Owned Equipment | Ask Me Anything Sept. 17th-21st
A huge thank you to everyone that participated in this Genie® Certified Pre-Owned Equipment | Ask Me Anything event!
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Platform Accessories to Keep in Your Parts Inventory
Sometimes platform accessories are designed to keep your boom lifts in compliance with industry safety standards or safe use practices mandated on customer jobsites.
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Montreal’s Massive New Champlain Bridge Project Calls on 18 Genie® Boom Lifts
Just like many U.S. cities, Montreal faces the challenges of stretching roadway and bridge life well beyond their designed intent — and obtaining funding for updates.
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Trailer-Mounted Booms Are Staples in Rental Fleets
Trailer-mounted booms have become a staple in rental fleets of all sizes.
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Genie Safety Minute: Trailer Boom Transportation Safety
Genie Safety Minute is intended to facilitate health and safety discussions on the job site.
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Win-Win-Win Rental Relationships
Getting a healthy return on invested capital (ROIC) is a goal for rental companies, end users and manufacturers supplying the industry.
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Light Towers Keep Crews Working in the Dark
Working in the dark has become an experience that most construction workers will participate in during their careers.
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