Bristol, postcode area BS
Telehandler hire in Bristol
Lift and place loads on site. A telehandler puts pallets onto scaffold, materials onto a roof and deliveries off a lorry, on rough ground where a forklift cannot go.
Bristol is hilly, with Georgian terraces in Clifton and Kingsdown and steep streets of coloured houses in places like Totterdown. Harbourside and Temple Quarter bring larger commercial schemes.
Typical Bristol work: Loads onto scaffold and roofs on housing sites, checking ground slope and the load chart first.
A telehandler is not a MEWP or a cherry picker. It is built to lift materials, not people, so IPAF cards do not cover it and it is not a substitute for an access platform.
- Machines to book online
- 12
From £692.30 a week ex VAT. Based on the cheapest live 1 week hire, optional damage waiver included, for a 5m diesel telehandler. Delivery is priced by your postcode.
Jobs it suits
- Pallets of blocks, bricks and tiles onto scaffold
- Unloading deliveries on rough ground
- Materials onto upper floors and roofs (high reach models)
- Farm and yard handling (compact models)
Check your site before it arrives
- Firm, level ground where it will lift, and a route to get there
- The weight of each load against the machine's load chart
- Overhead cables and structures in the lift path
- Space to put the stabilisers down on larger models
- A trained operator with a telehandler card
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Operators need a telehandler qualification, such as a CPCS or NPORS card for telescopic handlers. IPAF cards do not cover telehandlers, and a telehandler is never used to lift people.