JLG Boom Lifts: Re-Rental Vs. Stock Buying 

Rental companies across the U.S. know the demand cycle for aerial equipment is anything but predictable. One month may call for a surge of high-reach units, and the next may bring an unexpected lull. This makes decisions about whether to purchase additional machines...

Safety Regulations for Boom Lift Usage

Boom lift operation in the United States is governed by OSHA Standard 1926.453, which outlines strict safety expectations for anyone using aerial lift equipment. Rental companies supplying booms to contractors must understand how these requirements affect their...

Renting a Boom Lift: Are You OSHA Certified?

Across construction, industrial maintenance, utilities, and commercial development, contractors often secure high-reach equipment through rental companies. But renting a boom lift comes with an important requirement: the operator must be trained and certified to OSHA...

Telematics for Re-Rental Fleets 

Telematics for re-rental fleets gives rental companies real-time visibility into location, run hours, fuel/battery status, and fault codes, so you can keep re-rented machines productive and resolve issues quickly. When demand spikes and you lean on re-rental to say...