Safety planned into every movement.
Accredited systems, maintained equipment and accountable people supporting commercial transport from planning and loading through to final delivery.
Not paperwork after the job. Controls before it begins.
Foley Logistics treats safety and compliance as part of everyday operations. Freight details, vehicle selection, loading, access, scheduling and delivery requirements are considered before the vehicle is dispatched.
Our systems are designed to support drivers, operators, customers and sites with clear responsibilities and reliable records. The objective is simple: put suitable people and equipment around the work, manage foreseeable risks and complete the movement professionally.
Safe delivery starts with accurate information, proper planning and people who take ownership.
National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation SchemeMass · Maintenance · FatigueThree accredited management modules.
Foley’s accreditation supports documented systems for vehicle mass, fleet maintenance and fatigue-risk management. These systems form part of a wider operating approach that includes training, records, internal oversight and continuous review.
Mass Management
Controls supporting compliant loading, vehicle mass decisions, documentation and nominated heavy-vehicle operations.
Maintenance Management
Inspection, servicing and record systems supporting vehicle condition and safer fleet operation.
Fatigue Management
Scheduling, work and rest, competency and record controls supporting fatigue-risk management.
Compliance backed by audited systems.
NHVR accreditation reflects the work behind every movement: documented controls, internal review, fleet maintenance oversight and responsible heavy-vehicle operations.
The controls behind the vehicle.
Different freight and sites require different controls. Foley’s process brings the critical information together before dispatch and keeps responsibility visible throughout the movement.
Freight verification
Dimensions, weight, handling requirements, load form and placement expectations clarified before equipment selection.
Vehicle selection
A suitable vehicle and handling configuration selected around the freight, route, access and final outcome.
Loading & restraint
Loading approach and restraint requirements considered for the freight and transport environment.
Access & placement
Access, ground conditions, overhead hazards, delivery windows and receiving-site requirements reviewed.
Competency & support
Drivers and operators supported with job information, appropriate equipment and operational escalation pathways.
Completion evidence
Delivery photos, signatures, proof of delivery and relevant operational records supporting visibility.
One controlled operating process.
Compliance is strongest when the booking, dispatch, driver, equipment and customer requirements are coordinated as one movement.
Records customers can rely on.
Commercial customers need more than verbal confirmation. Foley’s operating model supports traceable completion information and practical visibility throughout the delivery process.
Live delivery visibility
Progress information supporting customer and site coordination.
Delivery photographs
Visual confirmation appropriate to the agreed delivery workflow.
Receiver signatures
Signed proof of delivery where required by the service.
Maintenance records
Inspection and maintenance documentation supporting fleet oversight.
Training records
Induction, competency and role-specific information managed within operations.
Operational review
Feedback and exceptions used to strengthen future planning and service delivery.
Safety depends on everyone in the transport chain.
Customers, schedulers, loaders, operators and receiving sites all influence transport safety. Clear, accurate information and realistic requirements help Foley plan the movement properly.
Customer
Provides accurate freight, access, timing and handling information.
Operations
Plans suitable people, equipment, timing and controls.
Driver or operator
Completes checks and performs the work within authorised limits.
Receiving site
Supports safe access, exclusion areas and coordinated receipt.
A system of control—not a collection of promises.
Safety duties extend beyond the driver. Foley’s operating framework is designed to connect commercial decisions, scheduling, loading, maintenance, fatigue and site requirements so foreseeable transport risks are addressed by the people able to influence them.
Risk-based planning
Job requirements are reviewed against freight, route, timing, equipment and site conditions before allocation.
Clear authority
Responsibilities, operating limits and escalation pathways help prevent commercial pressure from overriding safe decisions.
Documented evidence
Relevant checks, records and completion evidence create traceability for customers and internal oversight.
Review & correction
Exceptions, feedback and non-conformances inform corrective action, communication and system improvement.
Every lift begins before the crane unfolds.
Crane capacity alone does not determine whether a lift can proceed. The load, radius, ground, access, hazards, lifting accessories and receiving area must work together as one job-specific plan.
Final lifting suitability remains subject to the individual vehicle load chart, verified load information, operating radius, site conditions and an operator assessment.
Competency maintained across the operating lifecycle.
Safe performance relies on suitable people, serviceable equipment and timely information. The operating model supports each stage from onboarding through daily checks and ongoing review.
Licence & role verification
Relevant licence, authority and role requirements are checked before allocation.
Induction
Company expectations, reporting pathways and core operating requirements are communicated.
Competency
Task, vehicle and equipment competency is considered for the work being allocated.
Pre-start checks
Vehicle and equipment condition is checked, with defects reported and escalated.
Fatigue controls
Scheduling, work and rest records, fitness for duty and escalation support fatigue-risk management.
Ongoing communication
Operational updates, toolbox communication, feedback and refresher activity reinforce expectations.
Respond, learn and close the loop.
When an exception occurs, the priority is to protect people, secure the situation and preserve accurate information. The response then moves from notification through investigation to verified corrective action.
Make safe and escalate
Stop or isolate the activity where required and notify the appropriate operational contact.
Record the facts
Capture timely information, relevant evidence and the parties involved without assumption.
Assess and investigate
Review contributing factors, system controls and the level of response required.
Correct and communicate
Assign practical corrective actions and communicate changes to affected people.
Verify closure
Confirm actions are complete, review effectiveness and identify wider improvement opportunities.
A practical compliance evidence pack.
For appropriate commercial engagements, Foley can coordinate current evidence to support customer onboarding, tender review and site prequalification.
Documents are provided subject to relevance, current validity, confidentiality requirements and internal approval.
Current accreditation information for Mass, Maintenance and Fatigue modules.
Relevant current certificates where appropriate to the engagement.
Applicable risk assessments, lift planning or safe-work documentation.
Suitable vehicle information and relevant maintenance-system evidence.
Relevant induction, licence and competency records subject to privacy controls.
Agreed proof-of-delivery, photographs, signatures and operational reporting.
Clear answers before mobilisation.
Early confirmation of requirements reduces delays and gives every party a clearer operating plan.
Is Foley Logistics NHVR accredited?
Yes. Foley Logistics holds NHVR accreditation across Mass Management, Maintenance Management and Fatigue Management.
Does every job use the same controls?
No. Controls are scaled to the freight, vehicle, route, access, handling method, placement and site risk.
How are crane truck movements assessed?
Planning considers load information, crane configuration, operating radius, ground, access, hazards, rigging needs and site coordination.
What should a customer provide?
Accurate weight and dimensions, photographs where useful, collection and delivery access, timing constraints, lifting points and the intended final placement.
Can Foley support tenders and prequalification?
Yes. Relevant current compliance evidence can be coordinated subject to document availability, suitability and confidentiality.
Plan the job properly from the start.
Send the freight details, access information and required outcome to Foley Logistics for an operational review before mobilisation.