AERIAL LIFT EQUIPMENT

The Sky’s the Limit with Aerial Lift Equipment from Apex

Bring your operations to new heights with aerial lift equipment from Apex. We offer a full line of top-quality lifts to meet all your needs. Choose your vehicles for short-term project rental or long-term lease or purchase.

We carry new and pre-owned equipment from leading manufacturers such as:

• JLG products, including the SkyTrak brand
• Terex products, including Genie brand
• Skyjack products

Aerial lift equipment is suited for indoor or outdoor use. Choose from quality equipment with exceptional traction, efficient speed, operator safety, and a range of capacities and reach.

Industries we support include manufacturing, warehousing, construction, shipping, transportation, utilities, mining, and more.

We offer electric, and liquid propane (LP) powered vehicles with a selection of quiet operating and no-emission machines.

• Boom Lifts
• Scissor Lifts
• Cranes
• Telehandlers
• Stock Pickers
• Vertical Mast Lifts

Contact Apex to find the right aerial lift equipment to meet your needs. We are your full-service provider for warehouse storage, equipment, maintenance, and repair. Chicago metro area businesses, give us a call… we’ll raise your business up.

Aerial Lift Equipment Safety Guidelines

Ensure your team is ready to operate your aerial lift equipment safely with these 8 Lift Safety Guidelines. Download the OSHA informational fact sheet for a complete aerial lift operating procedures review.

1. Maintain a safe distance from overhead electrical lines and other conductors:
   • < 50 KV – 10 feet
   • 50 – 199 KV- 15 feet
   • 200 – 349 KV- 20 feet
   • 350 – 499 KV- 25 feet
   • 500 –749 KV – 35 feet
   • 750 – 1000 KV – 45 feet
2. Check to ensure that the ground surfaces are flat, dry, and free from slippery materials and obstructions.
3. The working area is free from all overhead obstructions. If obstructions do exist, the operator must be made aware.
4. Operators should wear a hard hat.
5. A clear work zone should be set up around the lift to steer pedestrians and vehicles away.
6. If operating outdoors, do not operate in inclement weather, including wind.
7. Be aware that combustion engines should not be operated in an enclosed space. The work area must remain free from flammable or explosive vapors, dust, and fibers.
8. Be sure to use the lift consistent only with the machine load ratings.