Since 1974, Mtandt has put India's workforce where the job is: fifty metres up, under a bridge deck, across soft ground. Machines, systems, training and service — from one accountable partner.
Most suppliers sell you a machine and disappear. Mtandt was built the other way round — we own the whole chain, so nothing falls between vendors.
We manufacture, import, rent, retrofit, certify and train. That means the boom lift on your site, the harness the operator wears, the lifeline he clips into, the certificate in his pocket and the technician who services it every quarter can all come from us — under one contract and one point of accountability.
One of India's largest owned fleets of aerial work platforms, ready to mobilise.
From a 4-metre push-around to a 90-metre spider lift — and everything between.
Field engineers, spares and telematics keeping uptime where it belongs.
NSDC and GWO-aligned certification for operators, supervisors and rescuers.
Eight equipment families, available to buy or rent, backed by service contracts and operator certification.
Telescopic, articulating, electric and hybrid platforms reaching up to 58 m for façade, structural and maintenance work.
Electric, oil-free, push-around and rough-terrain scissors for indoor fit-out through to open-ground construction.
Tracked, ultra-light crawler platforms that pass through a doorway and outreach a truck-mount once deployed.
Ladder, stairway, low-reach and cage-ladder series — light, certified and assembled without tools.
Horizontal, vertical and overhead lifelines, walkways, barricades and skylight mesh — designed, installed, certified.
WEB Deck®, WEB Net® and WEB Catch® suspended platforms and safety nets for bridge and soffit work.
PortaDeck, PortaMat, PortaPad and PortaCell — instant hardstanding and crane pads over soft or sensitive ground.
Mobile light towers and battery power stations that keep night shifts productive without a diesel generator.
The difference between buying equipment and buying a working site.
Equipment is the easy part. Uptime, competence and compliance are what actually finish the job.
Work-at-height, MEWP operator, rescue and GWO basic safety programmes delivered by an ISO and NSDC-certified academy.
Daily, monthly and long-term hire from a nationally distributed fleet, with mobilisation, operators and AMC bundled in.
Yard services, scheduled maintenance, repairs, retrofits and remote telematics for fleets — ours or yours.
IRATA-aligned onshore and offshore inspection, survey, maintenance and repair where no platform can reach.
Site survey, engineered lifeline layout, installation and annual re-certification of permanent safety systems.
Certified operators, riggers and supervisors deployed to your site so the machine never waits for a licence.
Working height, outreach, floor loading, access route, power and duration. We spec from the constraint, not the catalogue.
Buy or rent, electric or diesel, wheeled or tracked. You get the smallest safe answer, with the commercial case attached.
Delivery, on-site familiarisation, operator certification and test documentation handed over before the first lift.
Scheduled service, telematics, spares and a field engineer on call for as long as the asset is on your site.
Seven Mtandt business units plus a portfolio of global manufacturing partnerships.
Working with Shapoorji Pallonji, L&T, ITC, ABB India, Hitachi Energy, Grindwell Norton and thousands more.
“We needed 32-metre reach inside a live plant with a 3-tonne floor limit. Mtandt walked the site, ruled out the obvious machine and put a spider lift through a roller shutter. That is the difference experience makes.”
“The lifeline system was designed, installed and certified in one mobilisation, and our operators were trained the same week. Our audit closed without a single observation on work at height.”
“Eleven machines on long-term hire across three sites, all on one contract with telematics we can actually see. Downtime is now measured in hours, not weeks.”
If the machine will be utilised more than roughly 60–70% of the year across your sites, ownership usually wins on total cost. Below that, rental almost always does — you avoid capital lock-up, annual certification, idle-period maintenance and resale risk. We will run the comparison honestly for your utilisation profile, because we do both and have no incentive to push either.
Yes. You can hire a machine bare, with a certified operator, or with a full crew including a supervisor. Every operator we deploy holds a current MEWP competency certificate issued by our own ISO and NSDC-certified training arm, and carries the machine-specific familiarisation record for the exact model on your site.
Standard categories — electric scissors, articulating booms, aluminium towers — typically mobilise within 24 to 72 hours anywhere in India, depending on the nearest yard. Specialist assets such as large spider lifts, under-deck platforms or engineered lifeline systems need a site survey first and are usually planned over one to three weeks.
That is one of our core capabilities. We survey the structure, engineer the anchor and lifeline layout against the applicable standard, install it, load-test it and hand over the certification. We then re-inspect and re-certify annually, so the system stays legally valid rather than quietly expiring between audits.
Yes. Our asset management arm takes on mixed and third-party fleets — yard services, scheduled maintenance, breakdown repair, retrofitting and telematics installation. Many customers start with a service contract on their own machines and only later move their hire and purchases across.
Work-at-height awareness, MEWP operator competency across boom, scissor and vertical categories, rescue and recovery, supervisor programmes, industrial rope access, and GWO Basic Safety Training for the wind sector. Courses run at our centres or on your site, and each ends in an assessed certification rather than an attendance slip.
Send us the working height, the ground condition and the duration. You will get a specification, a price and an availability date — usually the same working day.