CLOCS Annual Conference - How to save lives, reputation and money
This year’s CLOCS annual conference invites, regulators & planners, construction clients, principal contractors and HGV operators across the UK with a desire to embed a culture of responsibility for health & safety beyond site hoardings.

The conference programme will provide information and tools to help with implementation of the national CLOCS Standard and will help everyone involved to do everything they reasonably can to protect their staff, supply chain and community. CLOCS saves lives, reputation and money.

CLOCS saves lives, reputation and money

CLOCS sponsors Health & Safety Award
For the second year running, CLOCS is sponsoring Health & Safety in the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards 2018.  Partnering with Construction Logistics, the team aims to embed responsibility for
health & safety beyond the hoardings into the culture of developers and construction companies across the UK and takes pride in the knowledge that London and the South East organisations are leading the field.

With 15 categories ranging from “Client of the Year” award to “Innovation” these awards are pan-industry and recognise more than the great projects delivered; they focus on people, their behaviour and the approaches taken to achieve best 'all-round value'.  Totally inclusive, these awards are open to the whole sector from buildings to infrastructure, all parts of the demand and supply chain, all disciplines, professions and trades.  Closing date 5^th March 2018.  For more information visit:  www.ce-awards.co.uk

FORS Collision Manager
As we close out the year it is important to remember that winter brings the most challenging weather conditions to drive in. FORS Collision Manager reported that 35% of reported collisions occur during the dark. The data also revealed 29% of all collisions recorded occur during the winter time, so please be careful when out on the road. 

CLOCS in the news

Changing the very nature of driving
Businessman Eddie Collins has been at the forefront of some of the automotive industry’s most high profile innovations since the 1960s. Eddie Collins and his daughter Jackie want to radically transform automotive safety, "our equipment enables companies to modify their drivers’ behaviour through monitoring them through our live view systems, our company helps the road transport industry’s Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS) standards and Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) become a reality".

What you can do to make construction traffic safer in your borough
More building sites means more lorry movements and more potential danger for pedestrians and cyclists. As part of a joint project with TfL, LCC has written to the leader of every council that is not signed-up to the CLOCS body asking them to join.