Delivery Management Systems (DMS) are used to maximise the productivity of the construction site and fleet operators servicing the site. CLOCS is currently conducting a survey of 100 principal contractor CLOCS champions to understand their current use and ideas for improvement.

FORS – the voluntary accreditation scheme for any company operating commercial vehicles anywhere in the UK or overseas – will be hosting a series of briefings designed to assist organisations that specify FORS in their supply chain, or that intend to do so in the future.

CLPs are integral to the CLOCS Standard, providing the structured framework for understanding and managing construction vehicle journeys for a proposed development.

Sean McGrae, Senior Manager National Transport at Tarmac, presented at the CLOCS Conference 2019 on the 20th March 2019 in Birmingham.

Peter Sharman, Associate Director for Sustainability, Mulalley, explained how they are implementing CLOCS as a principal contractor at the CLOCS Conference 2019 on the 20th March 2019 in Birmingham. 

As a client and CLOCS Champion, Land Securities (Landsec) is committed to ensuring the safest construction vehicle journeys to reduce collisions, emissions, congestion and reputational damage not just in and around London but across all our UK development.

CLOCS is all about taking positive action – and some CLOCS Champions are going the extra mile (well 326 miles actually!) to raise funds for Action Medical Research.

At the CLOCS Conference 2019 Alex Neall, Framework Manager at Southern Construction Framework (SCF), gave a presentation around implementing CLOCS as a construction client.

Continental Tyres UK has put digitalisation for safety to the top of the transport agenda in the construction industry, exploring how emerging technologies will make commercial vehicle fleets safer.

Supportive of ambition for the Standard to be adopted in all parts of country, the Department for Transport regards CLOCS as one of three important actions that together reduce road risk.

TfGM’s ‘Made to Move’ strategy aims to build a high-quality network for cycling and walking to benefit all of their towns and the City centre.

A Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) practice note giving advice to planners on how they can help reduce collisions involving vehicles on route to construction sites and vulnerable road users was launched at the CLOCS conference 2019.