Women in industry: Solving the skills shortage

Matt Brereton

30 December 2022

The skills shortage is a key challenge, writes IPAF’s Matt Brereton, and an initiative to encourage more women to access is seeing positive results.

The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) launched its Women in Powered Access initiative in May.

Inspired by IPAF President Karin Nars, who became the first woman to be elected to the role, the initiative aims to open up opportunities for women; both for those already working in roles in powered…

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