Our Volvo F540 HIAB truck was Scotland bound again this week, with a visit to the famous Murryfield in Edinburgh. Phelan Haulage transported and installed these Guinness mobile bar containers into the fan zone, ahead of the Rugby Autumn Internationals 2021. It is expected that the giants of southern hemisphere rugby – South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and Argentina – will be back touring Europe once again in November 2021.
Working with The Middlesbrough Weekender this week, Phelan Haulage assisted the lifting and transportation of an incredible expensive piece of art. Both of our HIAB trucks worked together to careful move the art installation inside this shipping container.
Phelan Haulage have started this week with the installation of balconies in South Shields, right by the River Tyne.
Another busy weekend moving site cabins and other site equipment using our Volvo FH540 truck combined with a Cormach 65000 E6 crane. Phelan Haulage can assist in all construction, building site and plant transport needs, using our specialist HIAB vehicles and trained operatives.
Need specialist lifting and wondering how far can a HIAB reach? Here we discuss the capabilities of our fleet along with the largest HIAB crane available. You can also download our full crane specs here.
Today Phelan Haulage completed another specialist haul of two fabulous Northumberland Hut shepherd style cabins from Hexham to North Yorkshire, using both of our HIAB trucks. You’ll find a photo gallery from the move here.
What is a HIAB driver? A HIAB driver is someone who loads and offloads goods from a vehicle that has a lorry-mounted crane attached. If your work is going to involve loading and offloading goods from a vehicle that has a lorry-mounted crane attached, you will need a HIAB training licence, also sometimes referred to as an ALLMI Certificate.
One of the most important pieces of logistics infrastructure. How much does a shipping container weigh? What is its capacity? Let’s explore.
A special task last Sunday for Phelan Haulage as we launched the vessel Hermione, part of the Northwest Passage Expedition, into the river Tyne.
Due to expanding work load Phelan Haulage now require Class 1 HGV HIAB drivers. Apply here.
