Youngman - Latest News & Events

News of a joint venture between TCP and Youngman Group Ltd

Youngman are kicking off 2010 with the launch of two new product ranges at BAUMA. The first, Ecolite, is a range of environmentally friendly lighting towers and the second is the BoSS X-Series of push around micro scissor lifts offering exceptional safety, quality and reliability.

Youngman Group BoSS Cam-Lock Advance Guardrail provides an alternative to 3T Assembly method

Access equipment specialist Youngman has announced the launch of two new powered access platforms - to complement its pioneering BoSS X3 micro scissor lift - and announced the introduction of auto breaking as standard on all models.

Professional builder and Big Brother star Craig Phillips says 'safety' is key when working with ladders. The construction entrepreneur and winner of the first series of the reality show has given his support to the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) ladder safety campaign for 2009 and the Youngman Group are proud to be working as one of the HSE's partners.

The Youngman Group is unveiling a new generation of its BoSS aluminium scaffold tower system at the 2009 Executive Hire Show.

Youngman Group's new Transforma professional trade ladder has 19 working heights over four different modes of operation and is probably the only ladder you'll ever need.

As a leader in innovative access equipment and systems, The Youngman Group's product development policy involves regular performance assessments. The latest product to benefit from this strategy is the enhanced Combi 100 ladder system. Already recognised as a top quality ladder solution, it is now tougher, more durable and includes an additional mode, as a direct result of latest development work.

The Youngman Group Specialist Access Division and Select Plant Hire have jointly developed a Lorry Ladder to allow safe access to the flat bed of goods vehicles.

'Ladders & Steps' is an entertaining and informative new safety information film from Youngman that helps reinforce the Work at Height Regulations (WAHR) and their implications for all trade users of ladders and steps.