Glasgow, postcode area G
Telehandler hire in Glasgow
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.
Glasgow is a city of red and blond sandstone tenements, usually four storeys, with shop units at street level. There are big industrial and commercial sites along the Clyde too.
Typical Glasgow work: Loads to scaffold and roofs on housing and regeneration sites.
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
Loading machines…
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.