One vehicle for transport and unloading
Forks travel with the load
We bring rear-mounted equipment to complete a suitable planned offload.
No site forklift needed
We can unload suitable goods where the receiving site lacks equipment.
Suitability checked first
We review pallet condition, weight, ground and manoeuvring space.
Unload where site equipment is unavailable
A delivery can reach the correct site and still face a delay if no suitable unloading equipment is present. We provide self offloading haulage in Cannock using vehicles with rear-mounted forks. The equipment travels with the load, allowing us to unload suitable goods as part of the planned delivery. This can help at commercial sites where a forklift isn't available, but the load and destination must both be suitable. We assess those points before allocating the equipped vehicle.
Check the load, ground and access first
Safe offloading depends on more than pallet weight. We need accurate dimensions, total weight, pallet condition and details of how the goods are secured. At the destination, tell us about the surface, available operating space, gradients and vehicle access. Firm ground and enough clearance are important for the vehicle and rear-mounted forks. We review the information, collect with the equipped vehicle and complete the planned offload at the agreed position where conditions allow.
Frequently asked questions
What can you unload using the rear-mounted forks?
We can assess suitable palletised or fork-compatible goods. You must provide accurate load dimensions, weight, packaging and pallet condition so we can confirm whether the equipment and vehicle are appropriate.
What conditions are needed at the delivery site?
We need firm ground, safe vehicle access, enough operating space and a suitable unloading position. Tell us about slopes, restricted entrances, soft surfaces or overhead limits before we plan the job.
Do the forks travel on the delivery vehicle?
Yes. We carry the rear-mounted forks with the allocated delivery vehicle. After transport, we use them at the destination to complete the agreed offload where the load and site remain suitable.