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Do I need a DGSA?
As of 31 December 2022, every business that regularly consigns, transports, picks, packs, organises, fills, loads, or unloads dangerous goods by road, rail or inland waterway must appoint a dangerous goods safety advisor (DGSA). Consignor-only companies involved in the transportation of dangerous goods must also appoint a DGSA. These rules are set out in the…
Read MoreThe Purpose of a DGSA
It has been a requirement of any business that regularly consigns, transports, picks, packs, organises, fills, loads, or unloads dangerous goods by road, rail or inland waterway (including consignors/handlers) to appoint a Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) since the Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) Regulations (‘ADR Regulations’) was updated…
Read MoreWho Needs the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS)?
Do you find yourself losing business because you don’t hold a FORS accreditation? If you’re a fleet operator in the UK looking to secure big contracts, improve operational efficiency, and save money, FORS is right for you. The Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) has become an industry standard as an increasing number of clients seek…
Read MoreWhat is FORS?
The Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) is a nationally recognised, voluntary scheme available to any UK fleet operators, fleet managers and drivers of commercial vehicles looking to measure and improve standards within their fleet operation. FORS offers UK haulage drivers, fleet managers and fleet operators the tools to help: Improve road safety awareness Improve fuel…
Read MoreSummary of the ‘Training’ Fortnightly Focus
Following the 2 weeks we always like to do a summary of the topics covered in case you missed anything and want to go back to review it or get in touch as we could help. So what have we covered? Planning Training E-learning Training General Driver CPC Training inc. Bespoke Training Training for Certifications…
Read MoreDangerous Goods Awareness Training
Dangerous goods awareness training is a course designed to educate workers on the potential risks associated with working with hazardous materials and the safety protocols to be followed when handling such materials. It is typically required for workers who handle, package, transport, or store potentially hazardous materials in the workplace, such as those in the…
Read MoreGeneral Driver CPC Courses – Modular, 7 Hour and Bespoke
Driver CPC periodic training is a requirement for all professional drivers in the UK. This training is designed to ensure that all drivers meet the minimum safety standards required by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). The training is also designed to help drivers develop their skills and knowledge, to ensure that they are…
Read MoreE-Learning Training – How Can This Help?
E-learning training is a type of training that takes place through online learning platforms, like on our website. This type of training consists of courses, videos, simulations, assessments, and other forms of digital instruction. It provides learners with access to content and resources that can be used to enhance their existing knowledge, skills, and abilities. …
Read MoreHow Can You Plan Training?
Planning training in the workplace is important for a variety of reasons. It can help to ensure that employees are adequately trained for their roles and have the skills needed to work safely and effectively. It also helps to ensure that employees are up to date with the latest industry standards and regulations. Additionally, training…
Read MoreWhat Other Evidence is Needed for FORS?
Bronze This sets down the groundwork for all other levels of accreditation. Auditors look at all Maintenance and overall operations in more detail. Once the policies and procedures are in place, there needs to be evidence these are actually being carried out. Below are some examples of information recent auditors have requested. Evidenced during audit:…
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