Why Larger Projects Are Steadily Pushing Rental Fleets Higher. Australia is entering a new phase of construction—one defined not only by scale, but by height. As major infrastructure, energy, and industrial programs move from planning ...
For nearly 25 years, Peter Wenn has been the Technical Director at the EWPA, quietly reshaping how elevating work platforms are designed, regulated and used across Australia. Ask Peter Wenn to sum up his role ...
The Hire and Rental Industry Association (HRIA), the Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA), and the Telescopic Handler Association (TSHA) have come together to create a central hub for training and education across the Hire industry. ...
The Circular Economy is not an abstract concept in hire – it’s a practical model that delivers measurable value. By rethinking how equipment is designed, operated, refurbished and ultimately repurposed, hire companies can strengthen profitability ...
Sort, straighten, shine, standardise and sustain. If you didn’t already know, these are the pillars of 5s, a proven, structured framework for optimising processes and minimising waste. Jason Cranmer, Skyjack Australia’s Sales and Operations Director ...
Terex and REV Group have announced they have entered an agreement to merge to form a leading specialty equipment manufacturer. The merger will create a diversified leader in emergency, waste, utilities, environmental, and materials processing ...
The HRIA wishes to congratulate the winners of this year’s Photograph of the Year competition. Across three categories, representing different areas of the business, the Hire and Rental Industry Association awards a $200 gift card ...
With a working height of 72.3m, the ZT72J is now the highest boom lift ever introduced to the Australian market. It represents a major leap forward from Zoomlion previous 58.8m model, ZT58J. It’s a bold ...
LGMG officially relocated to its new headquarters, marking a new era of growth for the global OEM. The building covers an area of 2.85 hectares and can accommodate approximately 1,500 employees. A ceremony was held ...
IPAF’s global safety report 2025 reveals a notable decrease in fatalities involving powered access equipment, despite only a slight reduction in overall reported incidents. The findings are based on incidents submitted through its global accident ...
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