Applications and decisions
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NORTH WESTERN AND WELSH TRAFFIC AREAS
Tank Industrial Maintenance
TANK INDUSTRIAL Maintenance has been given permission to base four vehicles and four trailers at a site in Cinder Lane, Killamarsh, Derbyshire subject to conditions and undertakings, which include: • authorised vehicles shall be rigid in type; • these vehicles shall not exceed a speed limit of 10mph on Cinder Lane or Dawber Lane; • maintenance systems, maintenance documentation and vehicle inspections will be audited by an independent third-party body or consultant annually. The transport manager will accompany the auditor when undertaking the audit; • audit reports will be prepared and acted upon; • safety inspections will be planned and never more than six weeks apart. The preventive maintenance inspection reports will be fully and properly completed and show rectiication; • the operator will ensure that all existing and any new drivers will receive annual training to include driver defect reporting; • the operator will undertake a random audit of at least one driver per week to ensure the drivers are undertaking their walk-around checks correctly; • there will be a nil defect daily driver reporting system. Defect reports will show rectiication.
Clugston Distribution Services
CLUGSTON DISTRIBUTION Services has been given the go-ahead to base two vehicles and two trailers at the Lafarge Cement UK facility in East Aberthaw, Barry. An undertaking attached to the licence is that the operator will forward its next audited accounts to the TC within one month of them being iled with Companies House.
Keystone Distribution
KEYSTONE DISTRIBUTION UK wants authorisation for 20 vehicles and 30 trailers at a unit at its Broadield DC in Pilsworth Road, Heywood.
Royal Mail Group
ROYAL MAIL GROUP hopes to get the green light to station 19 vehicles and eight trailers at a unit in Link North, Ellis Ashton Street, Liverpool.
Peacocks Stores
PEACOCKS STORES can base 20 vehicles and 20 trailers at its DC on the Penygarnddu Industrial Estate in Merthyr Tydil. The company has also been given permission for 50 vehicles and 60 trailers at another DC in Heol Crochendy, Parc Nantgarw, Cardiff. An undertaking attached to the licence is that maintenance systems, maintenance documentation and vehicle inspections will be audited by a trade association (such as the Freight Transport Association or Road Haulage Association) within six months.