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302,000 entrants, 1 winner
16 August 2013
Interest in this year’s RTITB Operator of the Year competition peaked at 302,000 eligible entrants, a sure sign that there is no shortage of operators eager to show off their operational skill and commitment to safe practice.
The 40 qualifiers who made it through the online theory quiz battled it out at IMHX 2013 for a place in the Grand Final. The 10 finalists will compete at RTITB’s Telford HQ on 20th September when the winer will drive away a new car.
Attendance at the Grand Final is open to the public, businesses and training organisations. To register or to find out more, please visit opofyear.com.
The competition is sponsored by TNT Express Services UK and Ireland, Toyota Material Handling UK, and Calor Gas, and has at its heart the promotion of safe and correct forklift operation.
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