
Ranger Lifting becomes Australia’s first LEEA’s Accredited Training Provider

Ranger Lifting has become Australia’s first LEEA Accredited Training provider, building on their original commitment as Australia’s first LEEA members over 13 years ago.
Ranger Lifting underwent a series of audits and evaluations to become an Accredited User Training Company according to the LEEA’s Accredited Training Scheme, or ATS.
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is established as the leading representative body for all those involved in the lifting industry worldwide. The Association has played a key role in this specialised field for over half a century, from training and standards setting to health and safety, the provision of technical and legal advice, and the development of examination and licensing systems.
Accredited Training Schemes (ATS) have been around for decades, it’s just that we’ve never had anyone in Australia providing this type of training opportunity says Justin Boehm, LEEA’s Regional Manager- Australia and New Zealand. This is a fantastic development for our region and having LEEA’s our first Accredited Training Scheme partner in Ranger is excellent news for End Users in our Industry.
Ranger’s new accreditation as an Accredited Training Provider is only the first of many exciting new announcements for Ranger.
Watch this space...



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