Achieving compliance against the CLOCS Standard is a journey for our CLOCS champion members who have committed to ensuring the safest construction journeys that they have the power to influence.

CEMEX invest heavily in working with the community and have a lot of experience in running education engagement programmes.  They…

Hundreds of CLOCS Champions have been quick to commit to maintaining CLOCS as a sustainable national standard. The CLOCS team…

To promote National Road Safety week, CLOCS offered free banners and posters in last month’s bulletin.  Here is a story from CLOCS Champion, Knight Build of how they are helping to promote CLOCS.

‘Exchanging places’ is a tool to help people, particularly pedestrians and cyclists see the road from the perspective of a…

CLOCS Champions Les Smith Haulage supplied a show unit for a Children in Need event on Saturday 17th November 2018…

Carl Milton, Regional Supply Chain and Logistics Manager, tells us how CLOCS Champions CEMEX are passing on road safety messages through travelling billboards and their driver awareness campaigns.

As we all know a small change in the FORS standard or a wish to progress from Bronze to Silver can have a large financial and practical impact when an organisation has a large fleet or number of drivers.

O’Donovan was a founding CLOCS champion and is involved in a range of ongoing initiatives which demonstrate top-down commitment.

Its been a busy month for the CLOCS team, we’ve had a hugely positive response to the new CLOCS membership proposition

55 people from numerous construction companies cycled together from London to Brussels in September to raise over £150,000 for Action…

The University of Manchester is the 600th organisation to commit to implementing the national CLOCS Standard on all their operations.