Fleet Integrity exists to help road transport operators build compliance systems that make sense in the real world — clear, practical and backed by evidence.
Transport compliance is serious, but the way it is managed does not need to be complicated for the sake of it. The aim is to give operators clarity: what needs to happen, who owns it, when it is due, and what evidence proves it was done.
That means keeping a close eye on drivers' hours, maintenance, defects, roadworthiness, licence undertakings and operator systems — while still understanding the commercial reality of running transport.
Years spent in busy planning and transport environments means advice is built around how haulage actually runs.
Actions matter. Records matter. Follow-up matters. A good system should be visible if the operator is ever scrutinised.
No layers of account management. Clients deal directly with the person carrying out the work.
Transport Manager CPC qualified, with experience across general haulage, refrigerated, ambient and frozen transport operations.
The background covers high-volume planning, driver and subcontractor management, transport compliance, customer support, utilisation and day-to-day operational problem solving.