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Wooldridge Demolition are continuously looking to develop new ways in which we can monitor and reduce our impact on the environment. Now run on every one of our sites, we initially introduced an emissions log and lanyard card to one of our sites in Farnham.

Data is recorded and logged by Traffic Marshals when anyone arrives on site. This information is then processed onto our sustainability chart for our mid-programme community newsletter to keep the public updated and aware that we are managing our carbon footprint. This also allows us to monitor our impact on the environment and review monthly to see where we can reduce our emissions.

Visitors and operatives who enter the site are asked who they are, where they have travelled from (postcode) as well as confirming that their vehicle is FORS compliant or they will be denied access to site.

The lanyard card acts as a prompt for the Traffic Marshals to refer to when welcoming people on site.

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Published 18 April 2019
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Carbon reduction, CLOCS, FORS,

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