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Sponsored content: Manchester Airports Group (MAG) FORS case study

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Published: 8 April 2020
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Manchester Airports Group (MAG) is one of a growing number of coach and bus operators that are attaining accreditation with the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS). The company’s Compliance Manager, Leigh Brennand, explains more about what the scheme can do for coach and bus operators.

Why did you join FORS?

We decided to join FORS as it directly aligns with our key operational principles, and so we were eager to demonstrate our commitment to efficiency and safety. FORS membership has served as an excellent way to challenge ourselves and ensure we are truly meeting the high standards that we set.

We have found FORS membership to be an ideal way to set ourselves apart from other operators and show that we are striving to lead the industry in safety, staff training and efficiency standards.

What are three key benefits you have found from your FORS membership so far?

FORS driver training courses have been of great benefit in helping us advance the professional development of our drivers. Improving our driver’s proficiency and confidence and ensuring they feel sufficiently supported is vital to their performance and mental well-being.

Now we are confident our drivers drive in the safest and most efficient manner, helping us to reduce the likelihood of an incident and reducing our environmental impact.

Becoming FORS accredited has also helped strengthen our brand image as the accreditation is increasingly recognised as evidence of an operator having achieved industry best practice.

The frequency of our journeys and the sheer number of people that we transport on a daily basis means safety is paramount for us. Through our FORS membership we have gained the tools to reach even higher standards of safety and reduce the unique risks that come from operating within an airport.

Why would you recommend FORS to other coach and bus operators?

FORS requirements have prompted us to re-evaluate our operations, identify areas of weakness and improve them, allowing us to become an even stronger business.

We would definitely recommend FORS to other coach and bus operators as the best way to ensure they are achieving industry best practice and providing a truly safe, efficient and high-quality service to passengers.

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