International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Chris Greenbank has extensive experience in digital marketing and management, currently serving as Senior Data & Digital Product Manager at the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) since December 2016, where responsibilities include overseeing global digital marketing activities. Previously held roles include Creative Marketing at 120 Digital, focusing on comprehensive marketing services, and Marketing Officer at Lakeland Arts, where Chris managed various marketing materials and communications for prominent projects. Earlier experience as Media & Marketing Assistant at NJO Technology Ltd involved creating marketing materials. Chris holds a BA (Hons) in Interactive Multimedia from The University of Lincoln and a BTEC National Diploma in Multimedia from Lancaster and Morecambe College.
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International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) promotes the safe and effective use of powered access equipment worldwide by: providing technical advice and information, through influencing and interpreting legislation and standards, through its safety initiatives and training programmes. It is a not-for-profit organisation owned by its members who include manufacturers, rental companies, contractors and users. The IPAF training programme for platform operators is certified by TÜV as conforming to ISO 18878. More than 100,000 operators are trained each year through a worldwide network of over 550 IPAF-approved training centres. Successful trainees are awarded the PAL Card (Powered Access Licence), the most widely held and recognised proof of training for platform operators. Training is available in many languages and some parts are available via eLearning. Management training is also available. www.ipaf.org/m4m Membership of IPAF is open to users of platforms, manufacturers, distributors, rental and training companies. Members enjoy access to practical information and a growing portfolio of member services. They also have the chance to influence the legislation and regulations that govern platform use.