Low Level Access
Low level access platforms offer a safe way to work at height indoors. As a modern alternative to ladders, aluminium towers and even scaffolding, low level access platforms let you carry out a wide range of activities with reduced risk to your workforce. Our low-level access platforms for hire are versatile, cost effective and able to work in tight spaces due to their compact size.
Low level access platforms provide improved safety
Low level access machines are a safe and secure method for operators to work at height over time-honoured methods of access such as ladders, steps and aluminium towers. The risk of injuries is exceptionally low as operators are enclosed within the interlocked gates of the platform.
Low level access platforms increase productivity
Low level platforms have the short setup times of ladders and steps along with enhanced safety and a more versatile working environment. Access platforms are both quicker to setup and relocate than scaffolding.
Low level access platforms are flexible
Low level access platforms can be used to carry out a wide range of tasks in the maintenance and construction industries. Platforms allow workers to be elevated with their tools, and with non-marking tyres, are ideal for operating in warehouses and a variety of workplaces.
Low level platforms are lightweight, giving a lower floor loading pressure compared to other powered accessible platforms such as scissor lifts.
An operative can be lifted to height safely with tools and materials which make PAVs a popular choice for facilities management tasks such as lighting and air conditioning maintenance. Examples of push around vertical platforms include the Peco Lift that can reach working heights of up to 3.5m.
Push Around Vertical (PAV) Platforms can also be categorized as manually propelled MEWPs and known as aerial work platforms, personnel lifts or push-arounds.
- Perfect for Low level access in tighter areas
- Safer and more efficient way of working
- Can be used to carry out a wide range of tasks in the maintenance and construction industry
- Allows workers to be elevated with their tools
