Lift roof truss and roof sheathing panels with crane?

[Crebel]

I will buy trusses and floor joists and have them lifted by the supplier with a crane. Preferably, they can hold the trusses while we fasten them. I would also like to have the sheathing panels lifted at the same time, but I'm having trouble figuring out how it can be done in terms of order/practicality. Has anyone done this and can share how you managed it? Can they place the panels on the lower arms/floor joists? Evenly distributed then? If you have time to unpack and lay them out while the crane truck waits... Maybe they can put some on the scaffolding, but there is probably a limit to how much it can hold too.

 

[Mats]

make sure to have some sturdy reglar available so you can place them on your forearms and in that way create compartments that you can then place the spontluckorna on

 

[MaZtoR]

A properly constructed scaffolding can handle loads of many tons. On several occasions we have placed pallets with concrete tiles on our haki.

 

[FredrikR]

The tongue-and-groove boards were on the scaffolding when my friend's house was being built.

 

[Crebel]

Should have added the information that I (as I usually do) will be building the scaffold myself with wood. No Haki then .
But good to get some tips on how it's usually done, that's what I wanted. Thanks for that!
Will probably be a combination of the above, just spreading them out...