Skilled, well-trained workers are your most valuable asset. Protect them, your reputation and your bottom line by choosing only ALI-certified vehicle lifts for your business. Only lifts that wear the gold certification label have been third-party tested and certified to meet stringent industry safety and performance standards.

To ensure ongoing safety and performance, have all of your lifts inspected at least annually by an ALI Certified Lift Inspector. Lift inspections performed by a Certified Lift Inspector keep your employees safe and your shop running at peak efficiency.

Your business is riding on it!

Who’s Watching over You?

Who’s Watching over You?

Lifts bearing this label are certified to have been tested by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) and found to meet all industry safety and performance standards as outlined in ANSI/ALI ALCTV (current edition).

Buyer Beware: It IS legal in North America to sell lifts that do not meet industry safety standards. These lifts are easy to identify by the absence of the gold label. Why put your technicians and business at risk? ALI recommends installing only certified lifts.

For a current directory of all certified lifts, visit www.ali-directory.org. Learn more about vehicle lift safety and choosing the right lift for your application at www.autolift.org.

Look for the Gold Label

Look for the Gold Label

There’s more riding on your lifts than cars and trucks. The safety of your employees, customers and business are riding on them, too. With so much depending on your lifts, it is crucial that they be inspected at least annually by a qualified lift inspector. In fact, the ANSI national standard governing lift maintenance and operation, ANSI/ALI ALOIM (current edition) mandates such inspections.

The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) has developed the ALI Lift Inspector Certification Program: the first program in North America that independently tests and certifies vehicle lift inspectors. When you hire an ALI Certified Lift Inspector, you’re getting more than a qualified lift inspector. You’re getting the peace of mind that comes from knowing your lifts are being inspected by a true professional.

A Certified Lift Inspector follows industry best practices to thoroughly inspect any brand, model and type of vehicle lift. The inspectorwill determine if the lift is suitable for continued use or if maintenance or repair is needed. At the conclusion of the inspection, the ALI Certified Lift Inspector will provide a written inspection certificate for each lift and will affix an ALI Annual Lift Inspection Label to each lift that passes.

Lift Inspectors Have You Covered

For a directory of Certified Lift Inspectors, visit www.autolift.org.

Lifting It Right: Online EditionAn interactive version of the Lifting It Right lift safety program hosted by Richard and Kyle Petty available online, with Web-based records management and a Certificate of Completion.

Lifting It RightA guide to considerations involved in the safe operation of light-duty vehicle lifts.

ANSI/ALI ALOIM (current edition)The American National Standard covering the safety requirements for operation, inspection and maintenance of automotive lifts.

ALI/LP GuideVehicle Lifting Points/Quick Reference Guide for Frame-Engaging Lifts covers OEM-recommended lifting points for domestic and imported cars and light trucks.

Lifting It Right DVD KitLift safety program hosted by racing legends Richard and Kyle Petty and endorsed by the National Safety Council. Kit includes 24-minute DVD, Lifting It Right safety manual, safety tips card, written test and answer key.

Safety Training Materials

ALI publishes a number of copyrighted lift safety materials and makes them available for a nominal charge to promote the proper use, manufacture, installation and inspection of vehicle lifts.

ALI Warning LabelsA complete safety package of uniform lift warning labels/placards determined by lift type. Each package includes equivalent quantities of the Lifting It Right manual, ALI Safety Tips Card, Lifting Points Guide and the ANSI/ALI ALOIM Standard.

Safety Tips CardA list of lift safety tips that should be posted in the bay as a constant reminder to the lift operator.

ANSI/ALI ALIS (current edition)The American National Standard covering the safety requirements for lift installation and service.

ANSI/ALI ALCTV (current edition)The American National Standard covering the safety requirements governing lift construction, testing and validation.

conditions of sale

Please visit ALI’s website for a complete list of pricing. Prices are subject to change without notice. Please contact ALI for the latest price list.

Order by phone at (607) 756-7775 or online at www.autolift.org/store. Credit cards are accepted.

All AlI mAterIAls Are copyrIghted And mAy not be reproduced wIthout express wrItten permIssIon from the AutomotIve lIft InstItute.

Need more information? Visit our website, www.autolift.org, to:

• Check the ALI Directory of Certified Vehicle Lifts.

• Order safety materials.

• Find a local ALI Certified Lift Inspector to conduct your lifts’ annual inspections.

• Research lifts and how to choose the right model for your application.

• Investigate Buyer Beware warnings.

• Learn more about the Automotive Lift Institute.

Printed January 2014

Automotive Lift Institute

PO Box 85Cortland, NY 13045

607.756.7775

ALI’s mission is to promote the safe design, construction, installation, inspection, and

use of automotive lifts.

Who’s Watching Over You? The Automotive Lift Institute!