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What is the Difference Between FORS and CLOCS?
Fleet management is a critical aspect of any transportation industry, and with the increasing focus on road safety and environmental concerns, many organisations are turning to accreditation schemes to ensure that their fleets operate to the highest standards. Two of the most widely recognised schemes in the UK are the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS)…
Read MoreWhat are the Differences Between FORS Gold, Silver, and Bronze Accreditation?
Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) accreditation is a voluntary scheme that aims to promote best practices in safety, efficiency, and environmental performance for fleet operators. There are three levels of FORS accreditation: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Each level represents a higher level of achievement and requires operators to meet increasingly stringent criteria. Here are the…
Read MoreWhat Are the Benefits of FORS Accreditation?
If you’re a fleet operator in the UK and want to increase your likelihood of landing big contracts, The Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) is a highly regarded accreditation that can add great value to your commercial transport company. Whilst FORS is a voluntary scheme, an increasing number of companies are demanding proof of best…
Read MoreWill FORS Accreditation Save Your Business Money?
FORS (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) accreditation is a voluntary scheme that promotes best practices for fleet operators in the UK and beyond. FORS accreditation can help your business in various ways, including improved safety, reduced emissions, and increased efficiency. A consequence of these benefits is that it is likely to also save your business money.…
Read MoreMeet the Team – Training and Sales 
Paulina Patel – Training Team Leader Our Training Team is heading up my Paulina Patel. Paulina joined the Total Compliance team as our Training Administrator has progressed to become a Team Leader. Originally from Poland, she is determined, confident and well organised, with experience in supporting training departments in previous roles. Paulina enjoys organising training,…
Read MoreFORS Training Focus
FORS – SUD FORS Safe Urban Driving is a program designed to improve the safety of urban driving for commercial and non-commercial vehicle operators. It teaches drivers the principles of the safe, efficient, and sustainable operation of their vehicles, taking into account the different needs of urban areas. The program covers a range of topics,…
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:…
Read MoreRisk Assessments
Risk Assessments need to be in place for all Operators, but FORS are looking for specifics. They must still show the three-part process that includes Identification, Analysis and Evaluation. The risk assessments will need to include the below list. Don’t forget, if you hold a Waste Carriers Licence you will need to have the correct…
Read MoreWhat is FORS Silver?
The Silver accreditation is awarded to operators who maintain their Bronze accreditation and are able to demonstrate that they monitor the emissions of their fleet, have extra safety equipment fitted, and all drivers hold a Safe Urban Driving (SUD) certificate as well as industry relevant e-learning. This all adds up to more efficient driving, which…
Read MoreWhat is FORS Bronze?
FORS Bronze is a crucial first step in the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) accreditation process. It acknowledges that a fleet operator has implemented good company practices and meets the requirements set by the FORS Standard. This standard prioritises the safety of drivers and vehicles, as well as the efficient and environmentally friendly management of…
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