Auslift Equipment: Premier Access Equipment Solutions

Access hire equipment is used for a wide range of tasks that require elevation or access to high areas. Common applications include construction work, building maintenance, installation of electrical and HVAC systems, painting, window cleaning, tree trimming, and rigging signage and lights. Access equipment is essential for tasks where ladders are insufficient or unsafe, as they provide a stable platform for workers to perform their duties at height. There is also the ability to use a harness in conjunction with access hire equipment.

Various types of access equipment are available for hire, including scissor lifts, boom lifts, cherry pickers, vertical lifts, forklifts etc. Scissor lifts are ideal for vertical elevation with a straight up-and-down movement, while boom lifts and cherry pickers offer more flexibility with horizontal and up-and-over reach. Vertical lifts/manlifts are suitable for tighter areas where compact machinery is required, and where a lighter weight needs lifting.

Yes. Secondary guarding is available on all of our machines upon request. When you make your booking, just ask us.

Choosing the right access hire equipment involves considering several factors: the height and reach required, the weight capacity needed, the terrain of the worksite, and the space available for maneuvering the equipment. It's also important to assess whether indoor or outdoor use is intended, as some equipment is specifically designed for either environment. Consulting with a professional from Auslift can provide valuable guidance in making the right choice.

We offer a range of brands known for their reliability and performance. Common brands include Genie, JLG, Haulotte, Niftylift, Snorkel etc. Each brand has its strengths and specific equipment models that cater to different needs, so it's beneficial to discuss the project requirements with us to determine the most suitable brand and model.

To make a booking for access hire equipment, you can usually contact us directly via phone, email or online chat. To get the best equipment and advice suitable for your project, it's important to provide detailed information about your project, including the type of equipment needed, rental duration, and any specific requirements or preferences.

Yes, there are geographical limitations to our access equipment services. Currently, we restrict our services to the Metropolitan Melbourne area. For clients located outside of Metro Melbourne, we are unable to extend our hire services due to logistical and operational constraints. We focus on serving the Metro Melbourne area to ensure prompt, efficient, and reliable service for all our local clients.

We don't have a maximum hire period. Hires start from 1 day and vary depending on your requirement and type of equipment.

The Daily Hire Rate is based on the equipment being hired for a maximum of 8 hours in any one day.

The Weekly Hire Rate is based on the equipment being hired for a maximum of 5 days unless specified or varied in writing.

These rental periods provide flexibility for various project needs, from short-term tasks to longer projects. For specific requirements or to discuss adjustments to these standard hire periods, please contact us.

Yes, we sell new access equipment. This option is ideal for businesses or individuals who require long-term use of the equipment and find that purchasing is more cost-effective than hiring. We offer a range of new models from reputable manufacturers, along with advice on choosing the right equipment.

To confirm the height requirements for your project, you should first assess the maximum height at which work will be performed. Consider any obstacles or structures that might hinder the equipment's reach. It's also important to account for the height of the workers and any tools or materials they will be using. Consulting with us can help ensure you select the right equipment with the appropriate height capabilities.

Deciding whether to buy or hire access equipment depends on several factors, including the frequency of use, budget, transport and storage capabilities, and maintenance considerations. Hiring is often more cost-effective for short-term or infrequent use, as it eliminates the need for storage and maintenance, or to provide your own transport to ferry equipment to and from worksites. Buying may be more economical for long-term, regular use. Evaluating the specific needs and circumstances of your project or business will help determine the most practical and cost-effective option.