03.05.2019

Niftylift meeting for Access Link

The Access Link the UK and Ireland association of independent access rental companies held its quarterly members meeting at the end of April.

The meeting was held in Milton Keynes and hosted by Niftylift. A wide range of issues were discussed including challenges presented by association’s requirement for IPAF rental+ accreditation, especially for smaller companies.
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The Access Link April meeting

Niftylift managing director John Keely and his colleagues also updated members on the manufacturer’s most recent product developments, with a focus charging cycles for electric machines.
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Members of the Access Link at the Niftylift plant

The meeting broke during the day for a visit to the nearby Niftylift production facility for a plant tour.
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A tour of the Niftylift manufacturing plant

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Hands-On time at Niftylift

Members were then joined for the remainder of the meeting by one of the Access Link founders Malcolm Bowers of Lifterz and his family. Lifterz has resigned as a member following its recent acquisition by national rental company Speedy.
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John Ball thanks Malcolm Bowers of Lifterz

Link chairman John Ball paid tribute to Malcolm Bowers reminding members of his significant contribution not only to the Access Link over its 21 year history, but also to the access industry in general, particularly in the areas of safety, quality and customer service. He also reminded delegates that he had successfully developed three separate access rental company start-ups, and of his generosity in sharing his advice and experience with others within the industry.