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    IPAF Elevation 2026

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    Join us at the iconic Hilton St George’s Park – the home of English football – for this year’s unmissable gathering of the powered access industry. Hosted by IPAF, Elevation is your chance to connect, learn, and be inspired alongside industry leaders and peers from across the UK.

    1 July 2026
    Hilton St George's Park, Burton-On-Trent
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    IPAF Summit 2026

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    *Date change from April 2026* Held during the day, senior representatives gather from across the access community to hear from industry experts on the latest developments. High-profile speakers from rental companies, OEMs and government agencies present, debate and interact during the course of the day. Booking now open.

    15 October 2026, 08:30 - 17:00
    Istanbul Marriott Hotel Sisli, Turkey

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  • Watch this webinar to find out more about what a MEWP Spotter is, why and when they are needed, and importantly, how they can help reduce worksite accidents on site. You’ll hear from contractors, many of whom now use MEWP Spotters as standard practice as part of their risk assessments. Learn how standardised training of the MEWP Spotter role can support safe, efficient working practices.

  • The latest video, titled “Pedestrian Control Incident”, tells the story of a delivery driver who sustained a fractured ankle while delivering two Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) to a manufacturing facility in England.

  • Charging batteries on electrified Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) should be carried out in line with the manufacturer's instructions, which can be found in the operators’ manual. Incorrect battery charging can increase the risk of fire or explosion from transformers and/or charging equipment.

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