Practicing safety on the job also applies to loading and unloading aerial lift equipment. The Snorkel line of UL push-around mast lifts is as easy to secure as it is to use. Follow this recommended guide for safe transporting in a few steps.

When contacting Snorkel support, the serial plate on your Snorkel lift provides key information about the machine, including product specifications, origin of manufacturing and manufacture date. Understanding the serial plate is important for safe operation and maintenance of the unit.

As the parts administrator, Julia Schultz assists Snorkel users in resolving technical issues with their equipment. She has provided parts support for customers in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Asia for 25 years.

Under the new ANSI A92 standards, proper training and familiarization is required for the safe operation of mobile elevating work platforms, also called MEWP. The standard outlines training requirements for all MEWP manufacturers, dealers and owners, supervisors, and occupants as well as record retention.

Learn the proper use of controls for the safe operation of Snorkel's line of slab scissor lifts. In this product familiarization video, get to know the general features and functions of the machine, including the ground control panel, upper control panel, safety features and emergency operation.

Scheduled to take effect in June 2020, the new ANSI/SIA A92 standards cover the design and testing, safe use, and training for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) in the U.S. Snorkel's At-A-Glance ANSI A92 Standards brochure is a quick guide* to the new standards for American owners and operators.

In his 30 years at Snorkel, Tommy Bonnett has worked in warranty administration for nearly 10 years and, currently, in the parts department for almost 20 years.

Performing battery maintenance on Snorkel’s electric slab scissor lifts takes a few simple steps. Follow this quick guide for checking the water levels, battery connections and battery charger during daily machine inspections.

Performing regular service and maintenance on scissor lifts ensure machines continue operating properly for a long working life. Three key services are recommended within the first year of ownership for scissor lifts, including the PDIR, a 90-day or 150-hour inspection, and a 500-hour or annual inspection.

Safe operations of aerial lifts on the jobsite begin with completing a full prestart inspection. In this short video, Snorkel service technician Mike Sharp shows how to properly perform a daily walk-around and inspection of Snorkel scissor lifts.