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The Great Forkoff Competition 2009
Heats are on for the SCLAA National Forklift Championships
The SCLAA is pleased to once again host the National Forklift Championships to recognise the importance of forklift operation and operators in the Supply Chain and Logistics industry.
Last year’s winners Angela Mulloy (Pacific Brands) and Trevor Webb (Sydney Markets) will defend their titles in Melbourne in April in 2009. Entries are open now. The national competition is once again supported by Schaefer Systems International and Hyster forklifts.
This national competition will allow forklift operators an opportunity to drive a forklift to a national standard, compete with others around Australia, win excellent prize money, receive a silver trophy and achieve national recognition as a champion.
The competition is open for males and females who have a current forklift licence and can drive either a reach truck or counterbalanced forklift truck in racking.
This competition is based on knowledge and skill not on speed. Safety is very important. Competitors start with a score of 0 and receive points for any errors made. The winner (Male and Female) is the individual with the lowest number of points.
Heat 1 will be held in the month of October across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
Heat 1: Counterbalanced Forklifts
MELBOURNE
Tuesday 21st of October
Ausfork Training Centre
193 Maidstone Street
ALTONA VIC
Ph (03) 9731 0456
BRISBANE
Friday 31st of October
AIMM Industrial Training
Unit 26, 315 Archerfield Road
RICHLANDS QLD
Ph (07) 3375 6699 SYDNEY
Friday 7th of November
Schaefer Storage Systems
7 Church Street,
MOOREBANK NSW
Ph (02) 9487 8794 (SCLAA)
Heat 2: Reach Truck Operation
The next round of heats for Reach Truck operation is planned for February 2009. If demand is higher than planned, additional heats will be scheduled.
All participants will receive a certificate of participation for the event. The winner/s of the individual, male or female, of the final will receive a prize to the value of $1500 each, in addition to a trophy or plaque. Click here to download your registration form in PDF. The 2008 Champions. - Will you be here in 2009?
Have you got what it takes? 
Introducing the Queensland Future Leaders Award and Industry Futures Award for the Transport, Supply Chain & Logistics Industries... Call for Nominations The Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia, in conjunction with the Australian Logistics Council, APICS, CIPSA and the Queensland Transport Industry Capability Unit are proud to present the inaugural SCLAA Industry Development Awards. Winners will be announced on Thursday 31st of July 2008 during the Queensland Supply Chain & Logistics Conference. All finalists will be invited to attend the awards dinner. Nominate today! Submissions are due by Friday the 13th of June 2008. Click here to download the nomination form today!
Challenging Workforce Perceptions - Wednesday 2nd of April This business over breakfast function is aimed at discussing the challenging workforce perceptions by young people of the Transport, Supply Chain & Logistics industries. Click here to download the registration form.
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Maersk Logistics signs on as inaugural SCLAA Foundation Partner
Maersk Logistics recently signed on as the inaugural foundation partner for the Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia (SCLAA) and believes that the SCLAA is leading the way in industry based associations across the country. According to Mr Peter Melville, Integrated Logistics Manager, Maersk Australia being a foundation partner of the SCLAA is a strong show of support for the largest association for professionals and practitioners in Australia. “In my mind the SCLAA is the only truly national association available for professionals and practitioners to learn, network and grow together. With Branches in all major cities in the country the SCLAA has a strong platform to help guide the way the industry moves forward,” Mr Melville said. |
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