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Schaften Cranes Appoints Harm van de Logt as Managing Director to Drive International Growth

Updated: Jan 3

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Schaften Cranes has appointed Harm van de Logt as its new Managing Director, succeeding Martijn Tuijtel. The leadership transition supports the company’s strategy to strengthen and expand its international bare rental crane services, alongside planned fleet growth and team expansion, while maintaining the high standards Schaften Cranes is known for.


Harm van de Logt as the new Managing Director
Schaften Cranes is proud to announce the appointment of Harm van de Logt as the new Managing Director

Leadership Transition at Schaften Cranes


Schaften Cranes has announced the appointment of Harm van de Logt as its new Managing Director, marking an important milestone in the company’s continued development. Van de Logt takes over the role from Martijn Tuijtel, who has played a key part in the company’s recent direction and stability.


Under Harm van de Logt’s leadership, and in close collaboration with the experienced Schaften Cranes team, the company will focus on strengthening its international footprint, particularly within the specialised bare rental crane market.


Focus on International Bare Rental Services


Bare rental remains a core pillar of Schaften Cranes’ business model. With the new Managing Director in place, the company is reinforcing its commitment to providing high-capacity cranes without operators, supporting customers that have their own qualified crews and project-specific expertise.


The leadership change supports:

  • Expansion of international rental activity

  • Broader availability of specialised crane types

  • Continued emphasis on operational reliability and technical support


Fleet and Team Growth


Alongside international expansion, Schaften Cranes’ fleet is set to grow, enabling the company to serve a wider range of projects more efficiently. This fleet growth will be supported by new team members, strengthening internal expertise across operations, planning, and customer support.


Despite this growth, Schaften Cranes has reaffirmed that its quality standards, responsiveness, and customer-focused approach will remain unchanged.


A Warm Welcome and Continued Commitment


The company has extended a warm welcome to Harm van de Logt and expressed confidence in a successful future built on strong leadership, an experienced team, and a clear strategic direction.


Schaften Cranes

Schaften Cranes B.V. is a specialist crane rental company focused on bare rental services. With a fleet spanning 30-tonne to 1,600-tonne cranes, the company supports complex lifting projects across a wide range of industries. Known for reliability, technical expertise, and customer support, Schaften Cranes delivers tailored solutions backed by a professional team available 24/7.



Dedicated Service Since 1977


Founded in 1977 by Johan van Schaften (senior), the Schaften Group has a long-standing reputation in the crane and heavy lifting sector. Schaften Cranes B.V., while part of the Schaften Group, operates as an independent company with a dedicated focus on crane rental.


Specialising exclusively in bare rental, Schaften Cranes operates a diverse fleet of cranes ranging from 30 tonnes to 1,600 tonnes, covering multiple crane types and configurations. This breadth allows the company to match the right crane to highly specific project requirements.


The Schaften Cranes team provides:

  • Technical guidance in crane selection

  • 24/7 advice and operational support

  • Reliable access to modern, high-capacity equipment


Frequently Asked Questions


What is bare rental crane service?

Bare rental means the crane is supplied without an operator, allowing customers with their own certified personnel to integrate the equipment into their operations with greater flexibility.


What crane capacities does Schaften Cranes offer?

Schaften Cranes operates cranes ranging from 30 tonnes up to 1,600 tonnes, across multiple crane types suitable for infrastructure, industrial, energy, and specialised heavy lift projects.


Does Schaften Cranes operate internationally?

Yes. Schaften Cranes provides international bare rental services, supporting projects beyond its home market with fleet availability and technical support.


Will the leadership change affect existing customers?

No. Schaften Cranes has confirmed that service quality, reliability, and support standards remain unchanged, with the transition designed to strengthen long-term capability.


Is Schaften Cranes part of a larger group?

Yes. Schaften Cranes B.V. is part of the Schaften Group, founded in 1977, but operates fully independently within the group structure.




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