Automotive Lift Institute, Inc.

This is Brown’s first one-year term as chairman of the board.

Standards for lift operation, inspection, maintenance, service and inspection are now digital.

The 2022 standard adds expanded content addressing accessories, attachments, decommissioning, removal and more.

This fraudulent misrepresentation unethically leads shop owners and service technicians to believe that product safety evaluations and listings have occurred in accordance with regulations.

Check360 lift inspections are available only from ALI Certified Lift Inspectors.

The Automotive Lift Institute’s guide makes it easy to find correct lifting points for two-post lifts for model year vehicles 2000-20021.

Buck Gasner is reelected associate class representative, and Brian Spikes joins the board.

The 20-page, illustrated history of ALI is available as a free download.

The updated website provides more resources to lift owners, operators, installers, inspectors and manufacturers. It also features improved navigation.

Longtime ALI leader devoted 43 years to ALI and vehicle lift safety.

Stet Schanze of Gray Manufacturing Company will serve as chairman of the Automotive Lift Institute Board of Directors effective May 22, following the retirement of Jerry Lentz of Challenger Lifts.

The eye-catching poster features guidance from ALI’s updated Lift Safety Tips Card.

2015 edition provides commentary clarifying that all installed vehicle lifts must conform to ANSI/ALI ALCTV.

Interactive course teaches technicians proper lift use and maintenance.

This updated guide is a quick-reference single-source manual for lifting point information as recommended by the vehicle manufacturers.

The demand for ALI Certified Lift Inspectors continues to grow.

The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) Lift Inspector Certification Program has earned accreditation from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), providing assurance that the program conforms to vehicle lift safety standards currently in place and all conformity assessment requirements for bodies certifying products, processes and services as defined in ISO/IEC 17065. Awarded Sept. 14, the accreditation

Five Days to Victory kicks off on Nov. 1 with an orientation session that outlines administrative aspects of the Lift Inspector Certification Program, introduces expectations and answers candidate questions. The second day is dedicated to a group study session led by ALI factory designated trainers and certified inspectors, where participants can prep for the course exam.

As part of the redesign, ALI redeveloped its Directory of Certified Lifts. The directory lists every automotive/truck/vehicle lift that is certified to meet the ANSI/ALI ALCTV “Safety Requirements for the Construction, Testing and Validation of Automotive Lifts” standard. The new directory can be searched by lift type, manufacturer, brand, model number and/or load rating.

Two hundred Annual Inspection labels were stolen when the vehicle of an ALI Certified Lift Inspector was broken into April 20, 2015. The labels are individually serialized and are applied to automotive lifts that pass annual lift inspection safety requirements as an indication of compliance with recognized American National Standards.

Updated manual includes new information, photos and illustrations in a user-friendly format.

This updated guide is a quick-reference single-source manual for lifting point information as recommended by the vehicle manufacturers.

This updated guide is a quick-reference manual for lifting point information as recommended by the vehicle manufacturers. The Lifting Point Guide for domestic and import cars and light trucks uses more than 200 undercarriage images to cover the most recent 25 model years.