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Transport Efficiency and Environmental Audit

An average HGV travelling 80,000 miles per annum will currently use around £45,000 of fuel each year.  If transport efficiency is increased by only 5% this provides a fuel saving of £2,250 and a 5.85 tonne reduction of CO2 per vehicle per year.  This is looking at fuel alone, if total vehicle and transport costs are considered far greater savings are achieved.  THE LOGISTICS BUSINESS Audit Programme is aimed at identifying these efficiency and environmental opportunities within your transport fleet and providing practical information on the environmental implications of your transport activities.

Workshops

Stage 1 – Transport Workshops
Session 1 – Government response to the implications of transport on Climate Change
Session 2 – The environmental implications of Supply Chains and Strategies
Session 3 – Efficiencies and Environmental implications at an operational level
Session 4 – Practical measures to improve efficiency and reduce environmental effects

Stage 2 -  Review of current operations and systems
Information gathered during stage 1, a review of your current operations and how your supply chain strategy affects your transport networks and costs.

Stage 3 -  Feedback and reporting
A short report to include all presentation material, working sheets, benchmarking and comparisons.

Why use THE LOGISTICS BUSINESS: -

  • Industry experts in green logistics for supply chain and transport
  • Recommendations and improvements based on proven techniques
  • Clear definition of environmental and financial savings
  • Projects are undertaken by consultants who have a detailed understanding of supply chains and transport.