BildGroup achieves safety accreditation

Road construction company, BildGroup, is committed to delivering safer, more efficient and sustainable projects.

National good practice program Construction Logistics and Community Safety Australia (CLOCS-A) presented BildGroup CoR Lead Simone Reinertsen and the team at their Campbellfield site with their certificate, decals and banner, officially recognising them as a CLOCS-A-compliant company.

“Their proactive approach highlights the benefits of prioritising safety, compliance and operational excellence,” said CLOCS-A.

“As early adopters, BildGroup assessed their transport operations to align with CLOCS-A Standards.

“Their truck drivers also completed the free online Vulnerable Road Users training, reinforcing safety measures to prevent injuries and fatalities.

“This milestone marks the start of a safety-focused culture in the industry.

“We encourage industry leaders, developers, contractors and logistics providers to follow BildGroup’s example and commit to safer, leaner and greener transport.”

Construction developers, transport operators, safety managers and other professionals are invited to attend the next CLOCS-A Safety Forum which is being held 28 May 2025 in Port Melbourne.

“Our goal is to ensure the journey to and from construction sites across Australia protects those vulnerable road users from harm along the way whilst supporting organisations delivering safer leaner and greener construction vehicle routes,” said CLOCS-A.

“By collaborating with experts, sharing best practices and tackling common challenges, we can raise industry standards and drive meaningful change.”

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