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Elliott Equipment Earns Safety Honor

June 3, 2006 - Midwest Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Elliott Equipment Company has been recognized by OSHA as a SHARP Safe Workplace.

The company also was recently selected by the National Safety Council to receive its Award of Merit as a safe workplace.

Elliott is one of only a handful of manufacturers in Nebraska to qualify for the SHARP program.

The designation required Elliott to undergo a rigorous audit process of its safety program and on the job procedures.

“Safety of our associates, and our customers, is our highest priority,” commented Elliott’s President and CEO, Jim Glazer. “Safety on our customer’s job site starts with safety in our workplace. Our internal emphasis on safety translates into the safely designed, well constructed products that in turn help our customers work safer and more productively. We are honored to receive this recognition for our hard work.”

Elliott Equipment Company manufactures a line of truck-mounted telescopic equipment for the construction and maintenance industries.

Elliott’s brands include HiReach aerial workplatforms and cranes and BoomTruck truck mounted cranes. The company has been in the construction equipment industry since 1948.


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