Reading now: Installing mobile radio systems: Safe installation on roofs, mobile phone masts and transmission towers
Zusammenfassung Summary

When mobile radio systems are installed on roofs, masts or in buildings, safe access to height is crucial.Work platformsThe most important tool: They enable safe and efficient work without scaffolding or lengthy preparation. Depending on the location, different types are suitable – for example,Articulated telescopic platformsfor permanent work on masts,Truck-mounted platformsfor flexible, short-term assignments orScissor liftsfor indoor installations.

Anyone who works with work platforms needs avalid training and annual instructionThis is the only way to avoid accidents and comply with legal requirements. Using the right platform saves time, increases safety, and ensures precise installation – whether in the city, off-road, or inside a building.

Zusammenfassung Summary

When mobile radio systems are installed on roofs, masts or in buildings, safe access to height is crucial.Work platformsThe most important tool: They enable safe and efficient work without scaffolding or lengthy preparation. Depending on the location, different types are suitable – for example,Articulated telescopic platformsfor permanent work on masts,Truck-mounted platformsfor flexible, short-term assignments orScissor liftsfor indoor installations.

Anyone who works with work platforms needs avalid training and annual instructionThis is the only way to avoid accidents and comply with legal requirements. Using the right platform saves time, increases safety, and ensures precise installation – whether in the city, off-road, or inside a building.

Whether on roofs, cell phone masts, or transmission towers – the installation of modern mobile phone systems requires reliable technology and precise work at great heights. Work platforms are indispensable tools for providing safe access for installers and implementing projects efficiently.

Challenges in the assembly of mobile radio systems

Mobile communications projects are technically demanding: Antennas must be precisely aligned, cables laid securely, and base stations professionally installed. In addition, some locations are difficult to access – such as the roofs of tall buildings, masts in the field, or the interiors of public buildings. Without the right platform, not only the risk but also the time required increases considerably.

Which work platform is the right one?

The choice depends on the duration of use, location, and structural conditions. Here's an overview of proven stage types:

1. Articulated telescopic platforms – perfect for continuous use

Articulated boom lifts offer a long reach and maximum mobility, making them ideal for precise work on masts, antennas, or facades. Their load-bearing capacity and stability also allow you to easily lift tools and materials into the air. Ideal for installations that last several days or require changing access points.

2. Truck-mounted work platforms – mobile and ready for immediate use

Truck-mounted platforms are versatile, quickly transportable, and ideal for short-term deployments. They are particularly useful for maintenance, temporary network reinforcements, or minor expansions at multiple locations. They offer high stability even in difficult terrain – with minimal setup effort.

3. Scissor lifts – ideal for indoor use

Scissor lifts They provide stable work surfaces for assembly work in buildings such as shopping centers or industrial halls. They offer sufficient space for two people plus materials and are emission-free thanks to their electric drive technology – ideal for indoor use or noise-sensitive areas.

Advantages of work platforms in the mobile communications sector

  • Flexibility: Access even in hard-to-reach places such as tower tops or rear of buildings
  • Efficiency: Quick assembly and disassembly, no scaffolding required
  • Safety: Stable stand, modern fall protection and intuitive operation
  • Productivity: More work in less time thanks to ideal working height and optimal alignment

Legal requirements: Who is allowed to operate stages?

For the use of mobile elevating work platforms in the mobile communications sector, operator training in accordance with DGUV Regulation 1 and annual instruction are mandatory. Only qualified personnel may operate these machines – both for safety reasons and for legal protection.

Conclusion: The right platform for your mobile communications deployment

Whether assembly, expansion, or maintenance – with the right work platform, you can complete mobile work faster, safer, and more efficiently. Depending on your project requirements, we offer the optimal solution – from compact scissor lifts to powerful articulated boom lifts.

Tip: At BIBERGER , you can rent work platforms flexibly – for any duration of use and any height.

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Benjamin Biberger

Managing Director

Benjamin is the founder and managing director of BIBERGER Arbeitsbühnen & Forklifts.

He is responsible for thecommercial and administrative areasof the company and, together with his team, ensures theOptimization of operational processesand theoptimal customer supportin their projects.

Through his many years of experience in the areas of organization andProject managementIt provides a stable foundation – in its own daily business, in sustainableFurther development of processesas well as in theCollaboration with partners and customers.

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Each article draws on real-world experience and is editorially reviewed for clarity, accuracy, and practical relevance according to expert criteria. Technical statements are regularly compared against current industry standards and best practices.

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