This comprehensive online hub offers free, on-demand training videos that deliver detailed guidance, familiarisation, and technical insights on the full range of Niftylift HeightRider access platforms, empowering all users to improve the safety and efficiency of their operation anywhere, anytime.
Niftylift – a leading manufacturer of access platforms – is redefining operator training with its NiftyPRO video series, now boasting over 150 comprehensive tutorials in English, German, and Dutch. This milestone underscores the company’s commitment to providing comprehensive training resources to help rental partners, operators, and owners make the most of their machines.
“As safety and efficiency become top priorities for the access platform sector, the growing NiftyPRO library offers a user-friendly training solution that promotes high machine uptime, enhances safety, and supports operator confidence,” explained John Keely, managing director of Niftylift.
Simplifying training for safer operations
Training is an essential part of access platform operation. The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) highlights the key points for rental companies and operators to consider when using any access platform safely. An essential point is ‘enhancing safety and efficiency through trained staff who can safely manage and operate powered access equipment’.
Further to the standard training that owners and operators must undertake before operating access platforms, Niftylift recognised a need for easy-to-access, simple-to-follow information on the unique features of Niftylift equipment.
Launched in 2022, there is now a suite of over 150 videos readily available on Niftylift’s YouTube channel, which can be searched and watched worldwide.
“Reaching 150 uploads is an exciting milestone in our mission to make training more accessible and effective,” John said. “And this is just the start of the NiftyPRO journey – we are anticipating more high quality resources, easier access, and even greater operator confidence in the future.”
How NiftyPRO works
NiftyPRO training videos are categorised into specific topics and machines, allowing users to intuitively find the right video. Videos range from basic tutorials about machines to more detailed, step-by-step guidance for example, for engineers. Video categories include:
- Quick Start Guides: These tutorials provide clear instructions on how to prepare a Niftylift for use, operate and manage the controls, and safely shut down the machine.
- Charging Videos: Learn how to charge a machine effectively while understanding any limitations to maintain battery condition and prolong operation.
- Recovery From Base Instructions: Learn how to safely recover the machine using the base controls - an essential safety backup for situations where operating via the cage controls isn’t an option.
- Loading and Lashing Videos: Get detailed guidance on how to securely load and fasten a machine for transport.
- Familiarisation Tutorials: Receive a comprehensive introduction to the distinct features and components of various Niftylift models, ensuring safe and confident operation.
A digital-first training community
Possessing a centralised, mobile-first platform for all essential machine information means crucial details and information related to every single Niftylift machine can be accessed anytime, anywhere. NiftyPRO is intuitive to navigate and simplifies the sharing of training materials, allowing users to select and distribute specific modules on the go. This level of accessibility benefits everyone, both on-site and remotely.
The videos streamline the initial training process and equip service technicians with vital skills to maintain machine health, maximising longevity and performance. The results are substantial, including increased machine uptime and enhanced on-site productivity. Learning how to operate Niftylift machines safely and maintaining high operational standards not only minimises potential callouts and downtime but also simplifies the process of training and familiarisation.
Visit the NiftyPRO channel on YouTube today.