Leadership Change at Haulotte: Carlos Hernandez Leaves Executive Role

After 20 years, Carlos Hernandez will step down from his role as Executive Vice President at Haulotte Group, the French multinational specialised in manufacturing and distributing aerial work platforms. Hernandez joined Haulotte in 2005 as Commercial Director for Spain and Portugal. Over the following years, he took on roles with increasing responsibility across Europe and […] Leadership Change at Haulotte: Carlos Hernandez Leaves Executive Role published on The HeavyQuip Magazine.

Oct 30, 2025 - 12:35

Leadership Change at Haulotte: Carlos Hernandez Leaves Executive Role

After 20 years, Carlos Hernandez will step down from his role as Executive Vice President at Haulotte Group, the French multinational specialised in manufacturing and distributing aerial work platforms.

Hernandez joined Haulotte in 2005 as Commercial Director for Spain and Portugal. Over the following years, he took on roles with increasing responsibility across Europe and the Americas. He was involved in the company’s expansion in Latin America, contributing to the launch of subsidiaries in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Chile, and the development of regional distribution networks. From 2015, as Executive Managing Director for the Americas, he oversaw the restructuring of Haulotte’s operations in the US and Canada, focusing on customer support, after-sales services, and organisational efficiency.

Carlos Hernandez to step down from Haulotte Group

Reflecting on his departure, CEO Alexandre Saubot stated:

“Carlos has been instrumental in building Haulotte’s presence across multiple continents. His vision, his great operational achievement, total commitment and dedication have left a profound mark on the company. We thank him for his many contributions over the past 20 years.”

As Hernandez steps down, he leaves behind a legacy of global expansion and customer-focused growth.

Leadership Change at Haulotte: Carlos Hernandez Leaves Executive Role published on The HeavyQuip Magazine.