1st July 2009
Genie IWP up a Pole!
When an Oxford University Museum required a safe means of access to ancient artefacts including a Totem Pole, they approached Working At Height Limited for advice, the solution had to be a compact lightweight powered access platform, due to a very congested floor space the ideal means of access was from our Genie IWP-25S, the IWP has been designed to work without the need for stabilisers, the footprint is reduced by the addition of more weight than its close relative the Genie AWP, negating the need for an stabiliser footprint, the narrow base of the IWP was also required to negotiate the tight turning areas throughout the exhibition floor area, following delivery and hand-over by one of our trained demonstrators the museum staff were delighted, access to many high areas had not been achievable for many years, now they can reach the highest areas in minutes and all in complete safety.July 2009
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