We were delighted to deliver our latest CLOCS Member Meeting on 16th May where we provided a brief update on progress against our aims and objectives, and also heard from several other organisations who support CLOCS in our drive for safer, leaner and greener construction logistics.

The 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

FORS – the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme – recently welcomed its largest-ever delegation to the sixth FORS Annual Conference at…

For 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.

For 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

On 6th July, we were delighted to hold our first live CLOCS Member Meeting since…well, what feels like a long time ago

The safety of work-related driving – a history and reality check The CLOCS community has made a commitment to strive…

Cargo bikes in construction The CLOCS community is committed to driving safer, leaner and greener construction logistics and to adopting…

FORS Annual Conference 2023 The FORS Annual Conference is set to return on Thursday 2 November 2023, with the theme…

Ensuring construction-related vehicles are as safe as possible is a fundamental element of the CLOCS Standard. This can involve ensuring…

Ensuring construction-related vehicles are maintained, operated and driven in a safe manner at all times is a fundamental element of…

Reducing death and injury on our roads – Be the CHANGE, it’s personal. As an industry looking to eradicate risk…