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Forklift Operator Challenge
15 July 2019
UniCarriers will search for the most talented forklift operator attending IMHX. Together with Talent in Logistics, UniCarriers will host the first ever Forklift Operator Challenge at the exhibition from September 24th to 27th 2019.
Entrants will have the opportunity to prove their skill by operating UniCarriers’ Award winning electric counterbalance truck TX3.
“I am absolutely thrilled to be working with UniCarriers at IMHX this year,” says Ruth Edwards, business manager at Talent in Logistics. “We have worked together for some time now on our forklift operator competitions and so it seemed only right to partner once again with an organisation that is passionate about recognising the people that operate this great machinery. It is fantastic to be bringing this live challenge to the 2019 event giving anyone with a valid counterbalance qualification the opportunity to get involved.”
Chris Bates, sales director at UniCarriers UK, adds: “The Talent in Logistics team always creates visually intriguing driver challenges. Our event at IMHX will not only test the competitors’ skills from the very start but will also provide the audience with a vibrant spectacle.”
Before the challenge, UniCarriers will familiarise each entrant with the truck.
The Forklift Operator Challenge will take place at the Talent in Logistics stand 6B190. Entrants will need to register first at the UniCarriers stand 6A180. To take part, one has to be a qualified counterbalance lift truck operator and provide proof of that on-site.
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