TELEHANDLER · FIXED · ROTATING

TELEHANDLER
OPERATORS.

A telehandler lifts what a forklift can’t reach: elements onto a stage roof, ballast, heavy crates at height. You need an operator with the right attest.

We keep track of which telehandler attest each crew member holds, with expiry dates. That way the right person gets on the right machine.

WHICH ATTEST FOR WHICH TELEHANDLER.

Fixed telehandler

Level 1: fixed telehandler. Attest IS-003.

Rotating telehandler

Level 2: rotating telehandler, also with lifting function. Attest IS-031 / IS-032.

Forklift and reach truck

For loading and unloading: forklift attest (IS-001) and reach truck attest (IS-002).

WHERE A TELEHANDLER MAKES THE DIFFERENCE.

Stage build

Roof elements, ballast and heavy parts into place.

Festival sites

On unpaved ground where a forklift gets stuck.

Trade fairs and large stands

Heavy elements at height.

HOW IT WORKS.

01

Request

Date, hours, location, type of telehandler (fixed or rotating) and what needs lifting.

02

Confirmation

We match crew with the right attest. Usually a reply within the hour during office hours.

03

On site

Your operator turns up at the agreed time.

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QUESTIONS ABOUT TELEHANDLER OPERATORS.

Do you bring the telehandler?+
No. We supply the operator. The machine comes from a rental company or from the production.
What is the difference between a fixed and a rotating telehandler?+
A fixed telehandler lifts forwards. A rotating one can also slew and hoist, and needs a separate attest.
Can a forklift driver also operate a telehandler?+
Not without a telehandler attest. That is why we keep those attests on file separately.
Do you also work at night?+
Yes. Night work is standard at festivals and during breakdown.
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