FORS Gold Standard Operator London

Ashville Aggregates is a very proud to be a (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) FORS Gold Standard approved operator. Ashville Aggregates has an extensive fleet of Grab, Tipper, and Skip Lorries ready to service our established and new customers.

The Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) is a voluntary accreditation scheme encompassing all aspects of safety, fuel efficiency, vehicle emissions and improved operations. FORS helps fleet operators to measure and monitor performance and alter their operations to demonstrate best practice.

FORS have an extensive training programme with a variety of opportunities for both managers and drivers. To meet the FORS Standard Ashville Aggregates was required to demonstrate that it adheres to the accreditation processes rigorous requirements.

Within the Gold Standard Accreditation Scheme, Ashville Aggregates together with FORS ensure that all staff undergo approved continuous training and continued professional development.

The programme also includes induction, compliance, and vulnerable road user training. The accreditation process also consists of remedial and refresher training to ensure skills are fully embedded.

Benefits of working with the FORS approved Operator

– High Standard of Service

FORS training and accreditation from Bronze through to Gold will progressively drive more efficiencies across the transport fleet, helping improve service levels for the benefit of the community we serve.

– Improved Safety Measures

From specialist driver training to expert guidelines for vehicles, FORS ensures the fleet team sets an example regarding safety, reducing the risk of other road users and the general public.

– Protecting local environment

FORS works with the Operator to minimise the fleet’s environmental impact through more efficient vehicles delivering lower carbon emissions and training courses on fuel-saving driving techniques.

Why Gold?

Ashville Aggregates and its management strive to deliver an exceptional standard of service, therefore going for Gold standard seemed like a natural progression.

a) Bronze – a legally compliant operator that is following good practice – this is the entry level of accreditation.

b) Silver – high-quality operator, committed to becoming safer, greener and more efficient – this is the intermediate level of accreditation.

c) Gold – exceptional operator that has met specific targets and is continuing to improve – this is the highest level of accreditation.

If you have further questions about how we can assist you with your project, please do not hesitate to get in touch. For more information on the FORS Gold Scheme accreditation, please visit this page: FORS Webpage

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