FORS has launched a free online bank of toolkits designed to help FORS operators collate and manage their fleet data.

Gate teams sometimes have a thankless task – they’re out in all weathers, poorly paid, suffer abuse from the general public and even lorry drivers – yet are critical to ensuring vehicles enter and leave the site safely and efficiently.

Greater Manchester is forging ahead in driving CLOCS adoption and implementation across the city-region.

The CLOCS Standard requires principal contractors to specify CLOCS compliance but what are organisations actually asking for?

Delivery Management Systems (DMS) are used to maximise the productivity of the construction site and fleet operators servicing the site. CLOCS is currently conducting a survey of 100 principal contractor CLOCS champions to understand their current use and ideas for improvement.

FORS – the voluntary accreditation scheme for any company operating commercial vehicles anywhere in the UK or overseas – will be hosting a series of briefings designed to assist organisations that specify FORS in their supply chain, or that intend to do so in the future.

Like most things in life, the more you put in to CLOCS, the more you get out. Your active involvement as a CLOCS Champion is as vital to you as it is to the success of the programme.

CLPs are integral to the CLOCS Standard, providing the structured framework for understanding and managing construction vehicle journeys for a proposed development.

FORS has developed and launched a new tyre management guide, designed to provide managers of HGV, PCV, van and car fleets with guidance on all aspects of tyre management.

Sean McGrae, Senior Manager National Transport at Tarmac, presented at the CLOCS Conference 2019 on the 20th March 2019 in Birmingham.

Peter Sharman, Associate Director for Sustainability, Mulalley, explained how they are implementing CLOCS as a principal contractor at the CLOCS Conference 2019 on the 20th March 2019 in Birmingham. 

As a client and CLOCS Champion, Land Securities (Landsec) is committed to ensuring the safest construction vehicle journeys to reduce collisions, emissions, congestion and reputational damage not just in and around London but across all our UK development.