A forklift rodeo is a competition unlike any other, as it encourages forklift operators to showcase their driving abilities in obstacle courses. All forklift rodeo participants must be certified to operate a lift.

All operators must be authorized to operate a forklift and sponsored by an organization. Typically the rodeo takes place during normal working hours at any site that can accommodate the five driving events. But, when necessary, the competitions may be held on weekends.

Forklift rodeos are warehouse competitions that showcase the skills of forklift operators across the country. All participants and judges must be authorized forklift operators.

Planning to host a forklift rodeo at your next company event? Contact ProLift to request sample obstacle courses, score sheets and rules.

Highlights from the 2023 Forklift Rodeo National Championship hosted at Dot Foods headquarters in Mt. Sterling, Illinois.https://careers.dotfoods.com/#forkli...

2022年5月30日 · A forklift rodeo gives top forklift operators an opportunity to display their handling and safety skills on a specially designed obstacle course

Watch highlights of the Hyster Forklift Rodeo Safety Competition in celebration of North Carolina's Manufacturing Day 2022. Meant to demonstrate the safe and effective use of materials handling equipment, experienced forklift operators test their skills in a competitive environment.

Operating one of four pieces of warehouse machinery–forklift, narrow aisle, pallet jack, or order picker–contestants earned their way onto the big stage by winning regional challenges at their respective locations in the weeks leading up to the championship.

2019年11月27日 · Developing a forklift rodeo competition involves a number of elements including: • The creation of rules. • Identifying judges • Who participates in a forklift rodeo competition • Where to locate the competition • Kinds of forklifts to use in the competition • Defining how competitors win a forklift rodeo competition.

2025年1月17日 · Dot Foods employees recently participated in the distribution center’s annual Forklift Rodeo event, which requires participating employees to compete in one of four separate forklift categories including narrow aisle lifts, stand-up lifts, mules, and order pickers.