Shop aerial lift warning stickers, capacity markings and paper inspection forms for applicable bucket-truck, boom-lift and scissor-lift equipment. Compare electrical-hazard warnings, pinch-point and outrigger labels, access reminders and operating messages.
Choose by the individual product’s printed wording and equipment application. These products are not a complete replacement decal kit, and not every design applies to every aerial lift.
Available designs address electrocution hazards, pinch points and moving outriggers. Some labels are intended for bucket-truck applications; others carry aerial-lift warning messages.
Compare the complete artwork and instructions before ordering. Electrical warnings do not insulate equipment, and a crush or pinch-point label does not prevent movement.
Capacity options include 300 lb bucket and 600 lb platform markings, along with a write-in maximum-platform-load design.
Use only the capacity confirmed for the specific equipment and configuration. A replacement sticker displays a rating; it does not establish or increase it.
Other messages concern untrained operation, jib tilt before stowing, vehicle setup and operating instructions. Check their equipment-specific wording rather than assuming a general fit.
Access designs include a three-point-contact warning and the Spanish No Step label, “NO PISAR.” Match them to the machine’s designated access arrangement.
English and Spanish Do Not Power Wash labels address electronic equipment. These warnings communicate an equipment-care restriction; they are not complete cleaning instructions.
The collection includes physical three-part paper forms for annual boom-lift inspections, annual scissor-lift inspections and aerial-lift pre-use checks.
These are report forms, not adhesive inspection stickers or downloadable PDFs. Annual and pre-use forms serve different purposes. Compare the listed inspection items with the equipment and inspection process you need to document.
A separate lifting-jack inspection decal is also included. It should not be treated as an aerial-platform inspection label.
Check each listing for its dimensions, material, quantity and intended use. Follow manufacturer-designated labeling locations where available, keeping controls, viewing areas, identification plates and other required markings unobstructed.
Labels and forms communicate or record information. They do not perform inspections, qualify operators or replace training and safe operating procedures.
For help selecting a product or discussing a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us.
