Choosing and Comparing Equipment
Access Equipment for Commercial Solar Work
Quick answer: on a commercial solar job, an elevating work platform (EWP) is for getting people and their tools to the work.
The Equip Hire Advice Centre
Work out which machine the job needs, whether it will fit, what the ground has to carry and what the hire involves. Written from the machines we actually hire out across Sydney and New South Wales, with the limitations stated beside the benefits.
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Ordered by when we last checked them against the fleet, the manuals and the current NSW requirements.
Choosing and Comparing Equipment
Quick answer: on a commercial solar job, an elevating work platform (EWP) is for getting people and their tools to the work.
Hire Planning, Costs and Off-Hire
Plan the period around when the machine can start being useful and when it can genuinely leave site, then confirm off-hire promptly.
Hire Planning, Costs and Off-Hire
Every common hiring mistake is avoidable with a tape measure and ten honest minutes.
Power, Charging and Work Environment
Indoors, the answer is almost always electric. The real questions are the route in, the floor and the charging plan.
Site Access, Ground and Delivery
Ten minutes with a tape measure and a phone camera answers almost every question we will ask.
Site Access, Ground and Delivery
Give the driver somewhere safe to stop, space to unload and a clear path in.
Site Access, Ground and Delivery
Tracks suit uneven or unlevel ground, dirt and light mud, and are non-marking on hard floors.
Choosing and Comparing Equipment
A scissor lift goes straight up with a big platform. A boom lift places a smaller basket up and across.
Tell us the working height, the ground surface and the suburb. We will match a machine and quote delivery with it.