Scotties Forklift Hire is working with all our customers though these trying times. We are staying open for all you forklift hire need. All forklift that are returned from hire are steam cleaned for sanitation purposes, after maintenance in the workshop the mechanics spray them with disinfectant. All transport is done with gloves on for our customers protection.
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Bluesfest 2019
Another successful Bluesfest 2019 at Tyagarah.
The team at Scotties Forklifts supplied all the forklifts for Bluesfest to be set up and run during the festival and pull down over approximately 6 weeks. Scotties forklift Hire and Bluesfest have had a working relationship for over a decade now. Through the growth of Bluesfest festival Scotties has been able to supply all the all-terrain forklifts they need, from 2.5ton Manitou’s to 5ton Manitou to do there heavy lifting.
All forklifts were prepared at Scotties Forklift Hire’s depot in Brisbane and transported down to Tyagrah for Bluesfest on Scotties low loaders. Pleased to say the only repairs needed doing to the 9 forklifts supplied were flat tyres that were promptly repaired by a dedicated on call technician from Scotties Forklift Hire.
Scotties Forklift’s set up Brisbane Foo Fighters concert 2018
Frontier Touring has commissioned Scotties Forklift Hire to supply 8 forklifts and attachments to help them set up for the Foo Fighters Concert January 2018 in Brisbane.
The team at Scotties is always ready to support Frontier Touring when they come to Brisbane to set up events.
Scotties’ Forklifts set up Robbie Williams concert
Thursday, 14 Dec 2006
Scotties Forklift Hire, based in Coopers Plains, Brisbane, provided seven two-tonne to seven-tonne forklifts for the Robbie Williams concert at Brisbane’s Lang Park Stadium this week.
Scotties hire fleet manager Ralph Seminara said “word of mouth” had secured a contract with promoter Chugg Entertainment. “The promoters know us,” he said. Scotties also will dismantle the Robbie Williams Brisbane concert stage.
Seminara said Scotties was contracted to provide forklifts for the November 7 U2 concert at Brisbane’s QE2 Stadium.
Scotties provided long-term and casual forklift hire, sales and rental and had been in business for more than 30 years, Seminara said.
Scotties sales manager Graham Scott said Scotties had 340 one-tonne to 10-tonne forklifts in its fleet and distributed forklift attachments and Manitou MH25 4×4 semi rough terrain vehicles. It operates from one office and delivers to Brisbane, south-east Queensland and northern NSW. It stocks most forklift brands.
Seminara said the company had been involved in set up and pull down of several Brisbane concerts at the Botanical Gardens and the Convention & Exhibition Centre, concerts in Byron Bay, and car and truck shows.
Scotties is a family business, owned by Graham Scott snr.