By working with those with relevant expertise, knowledge, experience and insights, we can provide information, share best practice and tackle shared challenges, helping everyone raise standards across their operations.
Held online, these sessions typically last an hour and will involve a presentation or two from subject matter experts followed by an informal Q&A session to allow members to really pick the brains of the experts.
These Safety Forums are designed to support and inform CLOCS members so please do get in touch if you have any suggestions for future topics or whether you, or someone you know, would want to come along to a future Forum and share their expertise on a particular topic.
If you can think or anything or anyone, please contact the CLOCS team at support@secbe.org.uk
In this session, we were joined by Jason McComb, CEO of CLOCS Strategic Partner The Association of Vehicle Installers, to discuss the importance of using a competent qualified installer for your vehicle safety systems and how to make sure that your system complies with the various Standards.
Find out moreIn this session, we were joined by DEKRA Business Development Director, Daryl Wake. Former non-commissioned officer in the Royal Australian Navy and long-time health and safety professional, Daryl has improved safety for companies around the world in some of the most high-risk industries and most challenging locations.
Find out moreCLOCS was created with a clear focus on improving safety standards, and while this remains at the core of CLOCS, it has broadened its remit over the years to look at how construction logistics can improve efficiencies, saving time and money, and also drive down emissions and improve air quality.
Find out moreWhilst we focus much of our attention on how to avoid collisions with vulnerable road users, there are a number of suicides each year that we perhaps know less about, and therefore don’t understand the role we might play in avoiding such tragedies.
Find out moreThe principal aim of CLOCS is zero fatalities or serious injuries from construction related vehicle movements and a key part of achieving that aim is understanding the underlying causes for such incidents.
Find out moreThe principal aim of CLOCS is zero fatalities or serious injuries from construction related vehicle movements and a key part of achieving that aim is understanding the underlying causes for such incidents
Find out moreFor this Safety Forum, we were joined by Lucy Straker, Campaigns Manager for road safety charity Brake who provided an overview of the upcoming Road Safety Week and their Brake5 challenge, explaining how we can all get involved.
Find out moreFor operators, CLOCS requires that they demonstrate a level of performance in line with the requirements described under Silver in the FORS Standard and driver communication is a key element of that
Find out moreThe safety of work-related driving – a history and reality check The CLOCS community has made a commitment to strive…
Find out moreCargo bikes in construction The CLOCS community is committed to driving safer, leaner and greener construction logistics and to adopting…
Find out moreEnsuring construction-related vehicles are as safe as possible is a fundamental element of the CLOCS Standard. This can involve ensuring…
Find out moreEnsuring construction-related vehicles are maintained, operated and driven in a safe manner at all times is a fundamental element of…
Find out moreReducing death and injury on our roads – Be the CHANGE, it’s personal. As an industry looking to eradicate risk…
Find out moreRaising sector standards through driver competence As an industry looking to eradicate risk to vulnerable road users from construction-related vehicle…
Find out moreConstruction planning documents – co-ordination, conflict, or confusion? The advent of construction logistics planning is a welcome development in worksite…
Find out moreThe aim of CLOCS is to ensure the safest vehicle journeys and this requires all stakeholders to work collaboratively to…
Find out moreThis safety forum in March 2022 looked at what all stakeholders should be considering within their own operations and also…
Find out moreThe site boundary is the critical point where the fleet operator vehicles meet the contractor/client project, in an area controlled…
Find out moreAt the CLOCS Safety Forum #7 September 2021 – Site Access Traffic Marshals, we explored and discussed Site Access Traffic…
Find out moreThank you to everyone who got involved in the recent CLOCS Safety Forum #6 which took place on 17th June…
Find out moreCLOCS Safety Forum #5 – May 2021: Learning to Prevent Collisions & Incidents Thurs 20 May | 1.30-2.30pm (optional +30 mins…
Find out moreThe CLOCS Safety Forums continue. This month it's about how we can use technology smartly and safely for first/last mile…
Find out moreThe third CLOCS Safety Forum, delivered in Feburay 2021 looked at Driver Health & Wellbeing and received great feedback. Thanks…
Find out moreThe CLOCS Safety Forum returned this month. After a number of tragic incidents involving preventable issues inside the cab of…
Find out moreOn Fri 20 Nov 2020, we held the CLOCS Safety Forum Pilot. With over 50 CLOCS Champions in attendance, the…
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Our online CLOCS Safety Forums educate and inform to help drive safer, leaner and greener construction logistics
