FORS PRACTITIONER
FORS Practitioner is a series of ten workshops covering all aspects of fleet management. Designed to assist transport managers in their busy everyday roles, the workshops provide the information you need to boost the performance of your transport operation.
Th
e workshops can also help you demonstrate your professional development (as outlined in requirement D4 Professional Development of the FORS Standard), and help build your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours, as for each workshop you can claim 2.5 CPD hours. Find out how to claim your CPD hours here.
FORS Practitioner workshops 1 – 10
Workshop 1 - Developing fleet management policy
Workshop 2 - Managing work related road risk
Workshop 3 - Managing driver fitness and health
Workshop 3 – Managing driver fitness and healthWorkshop 4 - Managing driver training and development
Workshop 4 – Managing driver training and developmentWorkshop 5 - Collision procedures and analysis
Workshop 6 - Safe and efficient fleet management
Workshop 6 – Safe and efficient fleet managementWorkshop 7 - Reducing fuel use and minimising environmental impacts
Workshop 8 - Minimising transport fines and charges
Workshop 9 - Measuring and monitoring road fleet performance
Workshop 10 - Managing noise in logistics
Workshop 10 – Managing noise in logisticsBook here:
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Cancellations
FORS will accept cancellations notified 5 or more business days prior to a funded FORS Professional course however cancellations made less than 5 business days prior to any event or non-attendance are subject to the following fees:
• Funded Half Day Event Cancellation or Non Attendance Fee – £40 + VAT
• Funded Full Day Event Cancellation or Non Attendance Fee – £80 + VAT
Please read our Cancellation Policy and by registering for a course you are agreeing to its terms.
Become a FORS Practitioner 
Those that complete all ten workshops are awarded FORS Pracitioner Status – to date, a status that has been achieved by over 1,000 FORS members. Here’s what they had to say –
