Choose the plant
The platform is chosen for the reach, the floor loading and the access route — not for what happens to be available.
Elevated work platforms
EWP access for glass, atria and canopies
We use elevated work platforms — boom lifts, scissor lifts and truck-mounted travel towers — where ropes or building plant are not the right answer: atria, canopies, curved glass and lower elevations over laneways.
01 / What it covers
What’s included.
EWP work suits shopping centre atria, hotel entries, piazzas and street-front podiums, and often runs after hours so it does not affect tenants or foot traffic.
- Atrium roofs and internal feature glass
- Canopies, awnings and entry glazing
- Laneway and street-front elevations by travel tower
- Traffic management, exclusion zones and permits planned with the access
- After-hours work where the site needs it
02 / How we work
Planned before we leave the ground.
03 / Questions
What facilities teams ask us.
What is an EWP?
An elevated work platform is mobile plant — such as a boom lift, scissor lift or truck-mounted travel tower — that lifts workers to the work area.
Do you arrange permits and traffic management?
Yes. Where the platform needs the road or footpath, we plan traffic management and arrange the council permits as part of the job.
Can EWP work be done at night?
Yes. Much of our EWP work around entries, laneways and piazzas is scheduled after hours.
Certified & checked
Confidence before the first rope.
ISO 9001Quality management
ISO 14001Environmental management
ISO 45001Occupational health & safety
IRATAQualified rope access technicians
$20MPublic liability insurance