Learn about the steps you should take on your journey to full compliance and the support, resources and guidance available to help you get there.
Innovative illustrations of CLOCS in action and other examples of best practice from across the CLOCS community.
The online CLOCS Safety Forums aim to educate and inform to help drive safer, leaner and greener construction logistics.
Having a robust process for checking vehicles and drivers at site is a fundamental requirement of the CLOCS Standard.
The register of delegates trained using the CLOCS accredited Site Access Traffic Marshal training.
The register of delegates who have attended and passed CLP Practioner training.
Resources and guidance to assist with the understanding, development and implementation of Construction Logistics Plans.
The CLOCS Standard looks for all fleet procurers to make informed, intelligent and pragmatic decisions.
Exchanging places events help vulnerable road users, particularly cyclists, see the road from the perspective of a lorry driver.
Monitoring site operations against the CLOCS Standard is critical to ensure all parties consistently meet the necessary requirements.
Toolbox talks are short safety training sessions that are typically conducted on a regular basis in the workplace.
Consolidation centres help combine and coordinate ‘just-in time’ deliveries to help control traffic to site.
Lorry holding areas alleviate many of these pressures, by enabling vehicles to wait and/or queue at an approved location near a construction site.
A consistent and collaborative approach to construction logistics planning is vital to minimise risk to vulnerable road users.
Procurers of goods and services are in a powerful position to drive a step change in improving the safety of vulnerable road users.
The supply chain should be kept well informed about the expectations and requirements for supply chain compliance.
Clients and principal contractors should ensure construction sites are suitable for vehicles fitted with enhanced safety features.
Prioritising safety on all construction projects should be a critical element of the design process.
Driving for Better Business have produced a series of modules to assist van drivers and fleet operators in dispelling uncertainty and myth.
Driving for Better Business have produced a series of modules to assist van drivers and fleet operators in dispelling uncertainty and myth.
Now is the time to start a thinking about whether cargo bikes have a role to play in construction logistics.
CLOCS branded products help members promote their commitment to protecting vulnerable road users.
Let stakeholders know how seriously you treat road safety and how you are satisfying your duty of care to the communities you work in.
