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FLTA Awards 2011
TBA, United Kingdom - Nomination closing date: 30th September
Conference / congress

The industry’s most prestigious and fiercely competitive Awards are back, and the FLTA is calling for nominations from potential winners. As well as the four product categories in the Pick of the Year, there are a range of individual and team Awards in which that anybody can enter themselves or their companies. For rules of entry and nomination forms, visit http://www.fork-truck.org.uk/awards-enter. And hurry - nominations must be received by 30th September for consideration.
Products fall into in one of four categories: Ergonomics, Environment, Safety and Innovation.

Date(s):
Nomination closing date: 30th September

Venue:
TBA

http://www.fork-truck.org.uk/awards
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