New to the fleetElectric scissor lift
LGMG S1212EII
14 m working height indoors
320 kg platform with a 0.9 m extension deck. Full-height drive and non-marking tyres for warehouses, shopfit and fit-out work.
Access equipment hire
Access equipment hire
Scissor lifts, boom lifts and personnel access for construction, fit-out, maintenance and industrial work across South East Queensland. Tell us the task and we'll match the machine, deliver it to site and back it with people who know lifting.
Electric & dieselindoor and site units
Up & overarticulating booms
Deliveredacross South East Queensland
New in the yard
New to the fleet
Three brand-new electric machines, fully serviced, branded 1800 WE LIFT and ready to hire now.
New to the fleet
New to the fleetCompact scissor lift
LGMG SS0407ER
5.6 m working height
Only 0.76 m wide, and light and short enough to fit most passenger lifts. Ideal for ceilings, services and tight indoor jobs.
New to the fleetElectric forklift with rotator
EP EFX252
2.5 t lithium-ion forklift
Quiet, zero-emission and clean on indoor floors, with a rotating head for turning and placing awkward loads.
Choosing a machine
Reach that suits the task
Three ways up. The right one depends on height, outreach and what's in the way.
- 01
Scissor lifts
Straight up with a large platform for crews, tools and materials. Electric for slabs and indoors, diesel rough-terrain for site conditions.
- 02
Knuckle booms
Articulating sections reach up and over plant, parapets and services to put you where a straight lift can't.
- 03
Telescopic booms
Maximum outreach from one set-up position, for façades, steelwork and structures the machine can't get close to.
The range
Access equipment we supply
Tell us the job and we'll confirm the best machine, its specifications and pricing. Each enquiry button opens your email with the details we need already listed.
Electric scissor lifts
Slab, warehouse and indoor work
Quiet, zero-emission and compact, with non-marking tyres for finished floors. A stable, roomy platform for crews working overhead on ceilings, services and fit-out.
Typical uses
- Ceiling and services installation
- Shop and office fit-outs
- Warehouse and racking maintenance
- Electrical and data cabling
Tell us about
- Doorway and lift widths
- Floor loading on suspended slabs
- Crew and material weight
- Charging access on site
| Spec | LGMG S1212EII | LGMG SS0407ER |
|---|---|---|
| Working height | 14 m indoor / 9.5 m outdoor | 5.6 m |
| Platform capacity | 320 kg (ext. deck 120 kg) | 240 kg (ext. deck 100 kg) |
| Platform size | 2.26 × 1.12 m + 0.9 m deck | 1.27 × 0.7 m + 0.6 m deck |
| Overall L × W | 2.49 × 1.18 m | 1.47 × 0.76 m |
| Stowed height | 2.63 m (1.8 m rails folded) | 2.0 m (1.57 m rails folded) |
| Machine weight | 2,970 kg | 880 kg |
| Fleet no. | S4072 | S10200 |
Pricing supplied on enquiry. Confirm specs against the machine data plate.
Ask about availability
Rough-terrain scissor lifts
Diesel units for outdoor sites
Four-wheel-drive diesel units with large decks for construction sites, civil works and outdoor maintenance where the ground is uneven or unsealed.
Typical uses
- Structural steel and cladding
- Construction site access
- Outdoor signage and lighting
- Building maintenance
Tell us about
- Ground conditions and slope
- Deck extension needs
- Wind exposure at height
- Transport and site access
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
Ask about availability
Knuckle boom lifts
Up-and-over access
Articulating booms reach over plant, parapets and services and into tight spots, with a small footprint for working around structure. Electric and diesel options.
Typical uses
- Working over plant and parapets
- Atrium and internal void access
- Façade and window work
- Pipework and services runs
Tell us about
- Up-and-over clearance
- Outreach versus height
- Basket capacity
- Indoor or outdoor power
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
Ask about availability
Telescopic boom lifts
Maximum height and outreach
Straight booms give the longest reach from a single set-up position. The right choice when the machine can't get close to the work face, or when height is the priority.
Typical uses
- High façades and glazing
- Steel erection and connections
- Tree and infrastructure work
- Large industrial structures
Tell us about
- Required working height
- Horizontal outreach
- Ground bearing at set-up
- Operator licence class
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
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Vertical mast & personnel lifts
Tight spaces, quick tasks
Compact, lightweight lifts that fit through standard doorways and work in aisles and confined spaces. Fast to position for short, frequent jobs.
Typical uses
- Maintenance in occupied buildings
- Retail and hospitality fit-outs
- Aisle and stock access
- Lighting and sensor work
Tell us about
- Floor protection
- Doorway and lift dimensions
- Single-person capacity
- Indoor use only
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
Ask about availability
Duct & material lifts
Raising loads, not people
Material lifts raise ductwork, pipe, plasterboard and light plant into position overhead, so trades can fix the load rather than hold it.
Typical uses
- Ductwork and HVAC installation
- Pipe and conduit runs
- Plasterboard and ceiling panels
- Light plant positioning
Tell us about
- Load weight and size
- Lift height required
- Fork or cradle attachment
- Floor surface
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
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Telehandlers
Lift, place and reach on site
Telescopic handlers move materials around site and place them at height, with attachments to suit pallets, bulk materials and loading out.
Typical uses
- Pallet and materials placement
- Loading out at height
- General site handling
- Roofing material deliveries
Tell us about
- Load and reach required
- Attachments needed
- Operator competency
- Ground conditions
Specifications and pricing supplied on enquiry.
Ask about availability
Electric forklifts
Indoor materials handling and placing
Lithium-ion counterbalance forklifts that are quiet, zero-emission and clean on indoor floors. Our EFX252 is fitted with a rotating head for turning and placing awkward loads.
Typical uses
- Turning and placing awkward loads
- Warehouse and yard handling
- Fit-out materials on finished floors
- Loading and unloading
Tell us about
- Load weight, size and pick points
- Lift height needed
- Floor surface and ramps
- Charging access on site
| Spec | EP EFX252 + rotator |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 2,500 kg base truck (reduced by the rotator; use the attachment data plate) |
| Mast | Triplex, 4.5 m or 4.8 m max lift |
| Power | 80 V lithium-ion (LFP), removable |
| Runtime | About 2–4 hours per charge |
| Tyres | Non-marking |
| Fleet no. | FL2509E |
Pricing supplied on enquiry. Confirm specs against the machine data plate.
Ask about availability
Matching the machine
Six questions we'll ask
Have these answers ready and we can recommend the right access equipment on the first call.
Working height
How high?
Platform height plus reach. Tell us the highest point you need to work at.
Outreach
How far out?
If you can't get the machine close to the work face, a boom's horizontal reach matters most.
Power & tyres
Inside or out?
Electric, non-marking units for indoors and slabs. Diesel and four-wheel drive for sites.
Set-up
What's the ground like?
Slope, soft ground, suspended slabs and finished floors all change the machine choice.
Platform capacity
Who and what goes up?
Number of people, tools and materials on the platform at once.
Clearance
What's in the way?
Plant, parapets, services and structure can call for an up-and-over knuckle boom.
Safety built in
Specified for safe work at height
Our access equipment is supplied with the safety systems your site expects, so your crew can focus on the work.
- Tilt sensors and alarms
- Slow (creep) drive at height
- Emergency power and lowering
- Dead-man enabling controls
- Harness anchor points
- Self-closing entry gates
- Flashing beacons and travel alarms
- Solid or foam-filled tyres
FAQ
Common questions
Something else you need to know? Call 1800 WE LIFT or email the team.
Do I need a licence to operate a boom lift?
In Australia, a High Risk Work Licence (WP class) is required to operate a boom-type elevating work platform with a boom length of 11 metres or more. Operators of scissor lifts, vertical lifts and smaller booms must be trained and competent for the equipment they use. If you're unsure what applies to your job, ask us before you book.
Can you deliver to my site?
Yes. We deliver and collect across South East Queensland. Tell us about site access, delivery times and any induction requirements when you enquire.
What if I'm not sure what equipment I need?
Tell us the task: working height or load weight, the location, the ground conditions and anything in the way. We'll recommend the right equipment, and for complex sites we can arrange a free site inspection.
Can I hire equipment or book a lift outside business hours?
Our office is open 7am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Deliveries, collections and work outside those hours can be scheduled by arrangement. Just let us know when you enquire.
How do I get pricing?
Pricing depends on the equipment, the hire period and your site. Email or call with the details of the job and our team will come back with equipment options, full specifications and pricing.
Talk to the team
Need to get up there?
Give us the task, the site and the dates. We'll come back with the right equipment, full specifications and pricing, and a plan to get it done.
Hire line1800 935 438
Office(07) 3869 4888
Email[email protected]
Yard & office92 Connaught Street, Sandgate QLD 4017
Office hoursMon–Fri 7am–5pm · after hours by arrangement