Skyjack Appoints Safeticon as Official Dealer for India

19 Aug 2025 CW Team

Headquartered in Mumbai, Safeticon is expanding its support across major regions including Chennai and Mumbai. Founded by Anirban Ghosh, who brings 28 years of industrial sector experience, including 13 years in India’s access sector, Safeticon has been serving the market since 2023.

“Our goal is to provide top quality access solutions, aerial work platforms, lifts, and specialised equipment for India’s construction and industrial industries. Representing Skyjack enables us to offer rental companies advanced equipment, from scissors to booms, that will enhance their fleets,” said Anirban Ghosh, Founder, Safeticon.

Charlie Patterson, President, Skyjack, said,

“Our exciting new partnership with Safeticon will deliver simple, reliable, and in-demand Skyjack equipment to India’s growing construction and industrial sector. Rental companies can rely on Safeticon’s in-depth local expertise and Skyjack’s global reputation for machine durability and serviceability.”

Jason Cranmer, Regional Sales and Operations Director, Skyjack, added,

“There has been significant interest in Skyjack equipment in India. This partnership supports the rental industry with high-quality access and lift solutions that maximise uptime, productivity, and life cycle value.”

Safeticon will showcase Skyjack’s electric E-drive scissor lifts at OSH India 2025 (September 16–18, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, Booth #J24, Hall #6) and EXCON 2025 (December 9–13, Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru, Booth #G229, Hall #5). Popular models on display will include the SJ3219 E (7.65 m), SJ4732 E (11.65 m), and SJ4740 E (13.86 m).

Linamar Corporation’s (TSX:LNR) Skyjack division has appointed Safeticon (Nexa Global Infra Solutions) as its official dealer and distributor in India. Through this partnership, rental companies and retail customers will gain access to Skyjack’s reliable and durable aerial lift and access equipment, supported by Safeticon’s strong customer service network. Headquartered in Mumbai, Safeticon is expanding its support across major regions including Chennai and Mumbai. Founded by Anirban Ghosh, who brings 28 years of industrial sector experience, including 13 years in India’s access sector, Safeticon has been serving the market since 2023. “Our goal is to provide top quality access solutions, aerial work platforms, lifts, and specialised equipment for India’s construction and industrial industries. Representing Skyjack enables us to offer rental companies advanced equipment, from scissors to booms, that will enhance their fleets,” said Anirban Ghosh, Founder, Safeticon. Charlie Patterson, President, Skyjack, said, “Our exciting new partnership with Safeticon will deliver simple, reliable, and in-demand Skyjack equipment to India’s growing construction and industrial sector. Rental companies can rely on Safeticon’s in-depth local expertise and Skyjack’s global reputation for machine durability and serviceability.” Jason Cranmer, Regional Sales and Operations Director, Skyjack, added, “There has been significant interest in Skyjack equipment in India. This partnership supports the rental industry with high-quality access and lift solutions that maximise uptime, productivity, and life cycle value.” Safeticon will showcase Skyjack’s electric E-drive scissor lifts at OSH India 2025 (September 16–18, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, Booth #J24, Hall #6) and EXCON 2025 (December 9–13, Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru, Booth #G229, Hall #5). Popular models on display will include the SJ3219 E (7.65 m), SJ4732 E (11.65 m), and SJ4740 E (13.86 m).

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