What is CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Construction Logistics and Community Safety – Australia (“CLOCS-A”) is a national voluntary Standard developed with the…
Who can apply for CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Organisations involved in construction logistics, including transport operators and construction companies, can apply for CLOCS-A Accreditation…
What are the steps to achieve CLOCS-A Accreditation?
The accreditation process involves: Overview of the CLOCS-A Accreditation Process: For more information, review the Audit…
How long is the CLOCS-A Accreditation valid?
Accreditation to CLOCS-A is granted from the date listed on the CLOCS-A Accreditation certificate and remains…
What are the Accreditation fees?
CLOCS-A has developed a schedule of rates outlining the indicative cost of an accreditation audit. Audit…
Are there different types of CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Yes, CLOCS-A offers different accreditation types, including:
What resources are available to assist with the accreditation process?
CLOCS-A provides various resources to support organisations to initiate with accreditation, such as: Review resources here….
What are the benefits of obtaining CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Benefits include:
Are there different levels of Accreditation?
Yes, for infrastructure projects that fall under the CLOCS-A standard, there will have various requirements to…
How can I maintain my CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Accreditation to the CLOCS-A Standard is renewed through passing the biennial self-assessment or a CLOCS-A reaccreditation…
How can I upgrade my CLOCS-A Accreditation
Accreditation to the CLOCS-A Standard is awarded based on the compliance achieved against bronze, silver, and…
Is the Vulnerable Road User (VRU) Training course mandatory to obtain CLOCS-A Accreditation?
Yes. As part of the CLOCS-A Standard, specific training and competency criteria are established for drivers…