Seminar / workshop

Forklift Safety Seminars - Australia

Australia, Various - 11th July to 21st November 2007
Forklift Safety is presenting a series of Forklift Safety Seminars with major sponsorship support from CHEP Asia-Pacific & Ausfork Pty Ltd.
20 Seminars are scheduled.
At least 1 seminar in every State or Territory Capital City.
Find out if you are as up to date as you think.
Find out what new innovations are available to help.
Find out what others are doing to achieve Industry Best Practice.

** 12th September - VIC - Bella Vista (Quality Hotel), 265 Mickleham Road, Tullamarine
* 19th September - NSW - Hunts Comfort Inn, Cnr York St & Hume Hwy, Casula
* 3rd october - WA - Saint George Hotel, 2 Morris Road, Innaloo
* 17th October - SA - The Lakes Resort, 141 Brebner Drive, West Lakes
* 14th November - NSW - Penrith Panthers clubhouse, Mulgoa Road, Penrith
*21st November - VIC - Wyndham Leisure & Event Centre, 80 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing
Date(s)
11th July to 21st November 2007
Time(s)
see www.forkliftsafety.com.au
Venue
Various
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