Safety and Compliance

Most hire problems aren’t machine problems — they’re site problems discovered on delivery day. Ten minutes of checking prevents nearly all of them. 1. Access widths — the whole path Measure the tightest point between the delivery spot and the work area: gates, doorways, corridors, corners. The narrowest number decides the machine. See Narrow Scissor…

Short answer: no high risk work licence is required for scissor lifts in NSW — but that doesn’t mean anyone can just hop on. The actual rules Scissor lifts (any height): no WP high risk work licence required, because they’re vertically-elevating platforms, not boom-type. Operators must still be trained and competent under WHS law —…