Which EWP Do I Need?
Choosing the right elevated work platform is mostly about matching the machine to the site rather than the site to the machine. This free selector walks through the handful of questions that usually decide it — indoors or out, the ground you're working on, how high you need to reach, whether you have to get up and over an obstacle, and whether the machine has to drive between jobs on the road.
The result points you at a machine family and explains the reasoning, then links you to matching hire and sales pages. It is a starting point, not a quote or a compliance sign-off — as an independent specialist we're happy to sanity-check your answer against the exact spec of a real machine. Call 0416 689 689 any time.
Answer These Questions
Answer all five questions to see a recommendation.
How This Works & Assumptions
This selector uses plain decision logic on the five answers you give — it does not store anything, connect to a database or make a warranty about any specific machine. It maps your inputs to a machine family the way an experienced hire desk would when you describe a job over the phone.
Assumptions: we treat road travel as the strongest signal (it points to a truck-mount), then up-and-over reach (a boom), then ground conditions and location (scissor family), with height bands used to refine the suggestion. If your work is near live electrical conductors, an insulated truck-mounted EWP with the correct rating is required — the general selector does not cover that case, so call us so we can specify it properly.
The height bands are indicative only. Working height, outreach and up-and-over capacity vary machine to machine, so always confirm the exact specification of the individual unit before you rely on it. This is a planning aid, not a compliance or safe-work-method determination.
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