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

Just in case you missed our ‘special edition bulletin, the new CLOCS Standard version 3 has been published, operational from January 2019. 

Free CLOCS banners for your site hoardings To support Road Safety week 2018, CLOCS is giving away a free banner…

Reviewed every two years to ensure it remains progressive and pragmatic, the revised CLOCS Standard (version 3): Has an Executive…

CLOCS was one of the most popular workshop sessions at the annual Image of Construction event organised by the Considerate Constructors Scheme.

Both SEWHF and SEWSCAP have embedded CLOCS into their requirements for 2019 to drive down fatalities and serious injuries.

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

The CLOCS Standard is kept under review to ensure it is progressive and takes account of feedback, new research and emerging practice.

A TfL commissioned report comparing the use of rigid vehicles versus articulated HGVs has been produced recently and found that…

If we want practical solutions for road safety, should Government insist that all public sector construction contracts require CLOCS compliance?

CoTrain Apprentice Chris Waddell is currently working with Wates in their Bracknell site as a trainee Site Manager and has recently been asked to also take on the role of Logistics Manager.

Following the launch of their ‘Lorry Danger Campaign’ in May 2018, Roadpeace has launched an online petition, calling on the…