Prepare a structured telehandler lifting plan around the actual machine, attachment, load and working position. LiftPlanProUK gives contractors a place to bring capacity evidence, load schedules and site information together for competent review.
A rotating telehandler is placing a suspended load using an approved jib. The plan needs the chart for that attachment, the outrigger or on-tyres setup, and the intended slew sector. Record the actual pickup and landing positions rather than selecting a more favourable position that will not be used on site.
A telehandler's available capacity depends on the attachment and setup. Record whether the operation is on tyres or stabilisers, the boom position, working radius and relevant chart. Rotating machines also require attention to the permitted working sector.
Fork-carried materials and suspended loads introduce different controls. Record verified load weight, accessory weight and dimensions, then set out the load path, ground conditions, visibility and pedestrian controls appropriate to the task.
Build a load schedule and retain the configuration evidence with the plan. PDF documentation helps the reviewer and lifting team understand the selected setup and restrictions. A machine or attachment change should trigger a review before the plan is used.
Read the plant-specific guidance before preparing your plan, and use professional support when additional review is needed.
The telehandler workflow supports recording rotating-machine configurations. Available chart options depend on the model, attachment and setup; check the library against the manufacturer's information.
No. Use the chart for the actual setup, attachment and working sector. A forks chart does not establish the capacity of a suspended-load attachment.
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