Transport Operations

Running a Commercial operation within the Transport & Logistic or Fleet marketplace is a complex and demanding on the owners and staff. There are many factors that need to be considered many are listed below.

Incident & Accident Policy

Factors that need to be considered when drafting an effective Incident & Accident and Procedures Policy

Budgets & Business Planning

A budget is a financial plan and a representation of an organisation's mission and strategic goals. Planning is how you are going to achieve this business objective

Defect Reporting & Systems

Drivers must be able to report any defects or symptoms of defects that could prevent the safe operation of the vehicles.

Driver Shortages and Recruitment

O Licence Operators face an industry dilemma. They are unable to recruit driving staff, so turn to agency businesses and recruiters replace their shortfall with temporary driving staff.

Driver Agencies

The use of driver agencies and employment businesses has grown and with the opening of Regional Distribution Centres, large 3PL organisations and on-time deliveries.

Drivers CPC

You must have the full Driver CPC if you drive a lorry, bus or coach as the main part of your job.

Driver Training

Driver training is a fundamental process for ensuring that the requirements placed upon your company with regard to Road Safety go some way to being met.

Fleet Management

Fleet management is not wholly about drivers and vehicles, it is equally concerned with the environment, cost, efficiency, training, employment, health and safety, performance and much more...

Food Distribution

The legislation and facts you should be aware of with the handling and distribution of foodstuffs within the UK and Europe.

Transport & Logistics

Regardless of whether a product is being moved by plane, boat or train, the beginning and end of the journey (from factory to end user) is by Road Transport.

Fleet Maintenance

Fleet maintenance is crucial in running a safe, efficient and cost-effective transport operation. Penalties can be incurred by failing to do so.

Policies and Procedures

Procedures are agreed safe ways of doing things and usually consist of written procedures with step-by-step instructions needed to help carry out tasks safely.

Commercial Rigid Vehicles 7.5tonnes

The guidance given within will be useful to those manufacturing companies who operate a small number of vehicles of this size range to service their clients.

Working with Trailers

Accidents and dangerous situations occur all too often when drivers of large goods vehicles (HGV & LGVs) fail to follow safe coupling and parking procedures.

Van Operations

Two vital areas where drivers/operators of vans up to 3.5 tonnes fall down, concern driver’s hour’s rules, breaks and rest and speed limits.