As associates of FORS, we give you an insider’s perspective into what FORS looks for during audits, and how the industry might develop as FORS’ growth accelerates nationwide. We go into detail as to what FORS membership entails, and how and why becoming accredited will have an impact on your operation. 

Many companies fail to include all of the elements necessary when giving new driver inductions; many more fail to carry out inductions at all! When it comes to employee inductions, some companies are unsure as to how they leave themselves vulnerable on legal and insurance fronts. Here we cover all of the features essential to comprehensive, legal new driver inductions. 

We answer your most frequently-asked questions regarding ADR regulations, covering such misunderstood areas as minimum quantities, dangerous goods classes, and so on. By covering the sections that most commonly baffle new and experienced drivers alike, we endeavour to make the snake-pit that ADR can sometimes resemble easier to pass through, and reconstruct the terminology in plain English. 

Many drivers are unsure as to how long their daily walk-around checks ought to last. Many drivers, also, are shaky how and when to report defects; some report too many defects, others don’t report enough. We go over what exactly a (safety-critical) defect is, and how precisely you should carry out your walk-around checks.