Become a Telehandler Operator!
Imagine mastering a versatile powerhouse that combines the lifting prowess of a forklift with the reach of a crane. As a telehandler operator, you’ll command this all-in-one machine to tackle a variety of challenges on dynamic construction sites, bustling warehouses, and more. Picture yourself lifting heavy loads to dizzying heights, maneuvering through tight spaces, and precisely placing materials with expert finesse. Embrace the thrill of versatility and the satisfaction of being the go-to operator for getting the job done efficiently and effectively. Become a telehandler operator and elevate your career to new heights!
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AT-A-GLANCE
A telehandler operator is responsible for operating a specialized lifting and handling machine known as a telehandler, which combines the features of a forklift with those of a crane.
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Typical Salary Range:
Typical entry level positions start around $30,000 per year while the most skilled and experienced workers can make $60,000 or more per year.*
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*Salaries listed are only estimates and can vary widely depending on several factors including but not limited to location, type of work, experience, certifications, fringe benefits provided, union, open shop, etc.
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Typical Duties/Responsibilities:
Maneuvering the telehandler to lift, move, and position materials and equipment in various construction, agricultural, and industrial settings. Additionally, they may be responsible for performing routine maintenance checks on the telehandler to ensure its optimal performance and reliability during operations.
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Typical Experience/Training:
At least 18 Years Old. Typically receives training and hands-on experience prior to taking a required certification exam.
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Typical Skills:
Technical Proficiency; Spatial Awareness; Hand-Eye Coordination, Communication Skills; Problem-Solving Skills; Safety Consciousness
