International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
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Tim Whiteman to leave International Powered Access Federation after 15 years at the helm
Indian judicial system finds decisively in favour of International Powered Access Federation
New reporting system and possible financial penalties for falls from height in UK workplaces
New inquiry aims to cut the number of workplace fatalities caused by falls from height
Federation says updates will make positive contribution to safe operation of MEWPs and MCWPs
Andrew Delahunt to head International Powered Access Federation’s technical and safety department
Richard Whiting to take up new post with International Powered Access Federation at end of October
International Powered Access Federation says latest statistics heartening but still no room for complacency
Kent Boström takes responsibility for fast-growing demand for IPAF services in Nordic region
Dave Roddy takes on newly created role at International Powered Access Federation
Nationwide Platforms MD challenges access industry to make safety the number one priority
Fatal injury rate remains constant in 2015 while fleet size and utilization rate increase
International Powered Access Federation launches poster campaign promoting safe use of MEWPs
New MEWP operator training materials set to deliver more flexibility and interactivity
Preliminary findings confirm MEWPs as one of safest ways to perform temporary work at height