Ranger - Lifting, Rigging, & Safety PTY LTD
Hardware Store · Prestons, NSW
Ranger is an Australian-owned company that provides specialized lifting, rigging, and safety solutions to clients in the mining, civil, construction, ...
About Ranger - Lifting, Rigging, & Safety PTY LTD
We are an Australian owned business providing specialist lifting, rigging and safety solutions to clients in the Mining, Civil, Construction and Rail Industries as well as Government sectors. We have a proven track record of supplying equipment that improves safety and productivity in the most demanding applications and environments.
Our team are experts in lifting, rigging and safety. We provide services in testing and inspections, repair and recertification, wire rope, heavy lift, height safety and engineered services. All the equipment we supply and engineer is tested and inspected in accordance with the relevant Australian standards. Our e-Testinspect system is an online asset register that provides total peace of mind for the management, operational efficiency and 24/7 full traceability of all your height safety and lifting equipment. ' Check out our range of practical resources to help you improve your business, save you time and money, and most importantly, keep you safe at work.
WHY DOES LIFTING EQUIPMENT BREAK?
Do you ever wonder why lifting equipment breaks? The reason is simple—they aren’t designed to withstand heavy weights. If you want to get stronger, you should lift heavier weights.
In general, resistance training is a great way to build muscle mass and strength. One of the best ways to accomplish this is through free weights. Free weights allow you to move large amounts of weight around your body to target specific muscles.
However, if you are using free weights incorrectly, then you might be putting yourself at risk for injury. Here are some things to consider before starting a new workout program.
Lifting equipment is a necessary tool for any grower. Whether you’re using it to move your plants around or to harvest them, lifting equipment is a big investment. Unfortunately, many growers don’t realize how much damage they do to their equipment while lifting. Visit this page and we’ll go over some of the problems caused by improper lifting techniques and show you how to avoid these issues.
CALL RANGER LIFTING ON 1300 SLINGS FOR MORE.
Our team are experts in lifting, rigging and safety. We provide services in testing and inspections, repair and recertification, wire rope, heavy lift, height safety and engineered services. All the equipment we supply and engineer is tested and inspected in accordance with the relevant Australian standards. Our e-Testinspect system is an online asset register that provides total peace of mind for the management, operational efficiency and 24/7 full traceability of all your height safety and lifting equipment. ' Check out our range of practical resources to help you improve your business, save you time and money, and most importantly, keep you safe at work.
WHY DOES LIFTING EQUIPMENT BREAK?
Do you ever wonder why lifting equipment breaks? The reason is simple—they aren’t designed to withstand heavy weights. If you want to get stronger, you should lift heavier weights.
In general, resistance training is a great way to build muscle mass and strength. One of the best ways to accomplish this is through free weights. Free weights allow you to move large amounts of weight around your body to target specific muscles.
However, if you are using free weights incorrectly, then you might be putting yourself at risk for injury. Here are some things to consider before starting a new workout program.
Lifting equipment is a necessary tool for any grower. Whether you’re using it to move your plants around or to harvest them, lifting equipment is a big investment. Unfortunately, many growers don’t realize how much damage they do to their equipment while lifting. Visit this page and we’ll go over some of the problems caused by improper lifting techniques and show you how to avoid these issues.
CALL RANGER LIFTING ON 1300 SLINGS FOR MORE.
Contact Information
1 / 12 Progress Circuit
Prestons, NSW 2170
Working Hours
Monday
7:60 AM - 4:30 PM
Tuesday
7:60 AM - 4:30 PM
Wednesday
7:60 AM - 4:30 PM
Thursday
7:60 AM - 4:30 PM
Friday
7:60 AM - 4:30 PM
Keywords
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