Rotating Telehandler

Rugby | Pay Rate: £22–£24 per hour DOE

Temporary Contract | Start in approximately 1 week

Are you an experienced 360° Rotating Telehandler Operator?

Regional Recruitment are recruiting for an experienced 30-metre rotating telehandler operator for a construction site in Rugby. This is an excellent opportunity for a reliable and safety-conscious operator with experience using large rotating telehandlers. The successful candidate will carry out lifting and material-handling duties safely and efficiently, following site procedures and the instructions of the site team.

• £22–£24 per hour, depending on experience (DOE)
• Construction site work in Rugby
• Expected start in approximately one week

• Valid CPCS A77 360° Rotating Telehandler card, or an appropriate NPORS 360° telehandler card
• Proven experience operating a 30-metre rotating telehandler
• Good understanding of load charts, lifting operations and site health and safety

• Relevant suspended-load / lifting operations training where required for the duties
• Relevant site Health, Safety & Environment test / CSCS-linked card where applicable
• References confirming relevant operating experience

• Operate a 30-metre 360° rotating telehandler safely and competently on site.
• Lift, move and place materials in line with the machine’s rated capacity and load chart.
• Complete pre-use checks and report defects or maintenance concerns promptly.
• Follow the site lifting plan, exclusion zones, traffic routes and supervisor instructions.
• Use forks and other attachments only when authorised, trained and competent to do so.
• Communicate clearly with slinger/signallers and other site personnel during lifting operations.
• Work safely around people, plant, structures and overhead hazards.
• Keep the machine and working area tidy and secure when not in use.
• Maintain good timekeeping and a professional, reliable approach throughout the assignment.
• Follow site procedures and attend all required inductions and task briefings.
• Raise any concerns if loads, ground conditions or lifting arrangements appear unsafe.
• Carry out duties in line with site rules and relevant health and safety requirements.
• Undertake other reasonable duties associated with safe telehandler operation as directed.

All operators are required to:

• Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others, and comply with site safety procedures and relevant legislation.
• Stop work and report concerns if conditions, loads or lifting arrangements appear unsafe.
• Complete pre-use checks and follow the machine manufacturer’s instructions and site lifting procedures.