Genie Access Platform Models and Specifications

• Authorised Genie dealer, supplying new machines direct and genuine parts.
• New, used or hire. Buy outright, finance, or hire short or long term. Used machines are inspected against our own standards and supplied with a current thorough examination.
• Serviced by our own engineers from eight depots, including the six-monthly LOLER thorough examinations every people-lifting platform needs.
• Operator training for scissor lifts and boom lifts, run by our own instructors: see training courses.
• Nationwide delivery, and help choosing between a scissor lift, a boom and a mast lift for the job.

Are you an authorised Genie dealer?

Yes. We supply new Genie scissor lifts, boom lifts and mast lifts, used Genie machines, hire, parts, servicing and thorough examinations.

What do Genie model numbers mean?

On GS scissor lifts, the first two digits are the platform height in feet and the last two the machine width in inches. A GS-1932 has a 19 ft platform height and is 32 in (about 0.81 m) wide; a GS-2646 reaches 26 ft and is 46 in wide. On booms, the numbers give the platform height and, on articulating Z models, the horizontal outreach.

Can I hire a Genie scissor lift or boom lift?

Yes, for a day, a week or longer, delivered from our depots. Tell us the working height, the ground and whether the job is indoors or out, and we will match the machine.

How often does a Genie platform need a thorough examination?

Mobile elevating work platforms lift people, so LOLER requires a thorough examination at least every six months, alongside daily pre-use checks and regular servicing.

Scissor lift or boom lift?

A scissor lift goes straight up, with a large platform for several people and materials, and suits indoor and level work. A boom lift reaches up and out, over obstacles or away from the base, and suits building exteriors, steelwork and uneven sites.