Telehandler training, delivered on your own site
Rough terrain telehandler operator training to AITT/ABA course standards, run on your own machine, on your own ground — no travel for your team, no fixed training centre.
- Course code
- J3 — Rough terrain telehandler
- Candidate types
- Novice · Experienced worker · Conversion
- Location
- Delivered at your site
- Equipment
- Your own machine
- ICO registration
- ZC212008
Novice, experienced worker, or conversion — on your machine
Telescopic handler training for rough terrain and yard use, delivered on-site using your own equipment. Includes a joint pre-use equipment check before any training begins.
Course fees depend on candidate numbers and site travel — get in touch for a tailored quote.
Rough terrain telehandler
Covers theory, practical operation and a formal test, with a certificate issued on completion. Suitable for candidates who've never operated a telehandler, those with prior experience but no formal certificate, and certificated operators converting from another truck type.
Free download: telehandler daily pre-use checklist (PDF)
No transport, no yard hire, no downtime travelling
Trains where your telehandler is
No fixed training centre and no need to move your machine off-site. Training is planned around your working hours and your equipment.
Site risk-assessed first
A site-specific risk assessment is completed before training starts, and the machine is checked jointly with your team before candidates get on it.
One instructor, direct contact
You deal with Stuart Abbott from first enquiry to certificate — no call centre, no account managers, no handover.
Common questions
Do we need to provide the telehandler, or do you bring one?
Training is carried out on your own machine, at your own site. A joint pre-use equipment check is done with your team before any candidate gets on it.
What if our operators have different experience levels?
That's fine — novice, experienced worker and conversion candidates can usually be planned into the same visit. Tell me the mix when you enquire and I'll confirm how that affects course length.
What happens if the weather or ground conditions aren't safe?
A dynamic risk assessment is carried out before and during every course. If conditions aren't safe, training pauses or stops until they are, or we reschedule.
How do we book?
Use the contact form or call 07807 395913 with your site details, the number of candidates, and a few dates that work.
Ready to book telehandler training for your team?
Get in touch with your site details and a suitable date — I'll take it from there. I cover Exeter, Plymouth, Torbay, Newton Abbot and the rest of Devon and Cornwall.