“This new messaging is designed to outline the dos and don’ts of commuting clearly and concisely, setting out the measures that we all must take to keep ourselves and others safe when we’re on the move. “People not following this advice


Watch the full video at bit.ly/travel- animation


aren’t just putting themselves in danger – they’re also threatening the safety of their workmates, their customers and loved ones of all ages.” Based on current safe operating guidance, the new animation is hosted on the Forum’s website and YouTube channel and, like previous information fi lms, is also designed to be shared widely on social media. The latest campaign


follows previous Forum animations developed by


SELECT, which have outlined


safety during domestic projects, guidance on returning to work, the importance of physical distancing outside work and giving contractors space to carry out essential work. SELECT helped create the Forum in March, and the collective is now made up of more than 100 individuals representing 62 offi cial bodies including government agencies, private companies, professional services fi rms and training organisations.


“As the pandemic continues to affect us all, a number of contractors have requested additional clarification on


travelling to and from work” Rebecca Crosland, Health and Safety Adviser at the Building Engineering Services Association


“This new animation continues our focus on co-operation and collaboration to help get us through the next weeks and months. “In everything we do, we will continue to remind everyone in the industry that they have an important part to play in Scotland’s recovery.”


Rebecca Crosland, Health and Safety


Adviser at the Building Engineering Services Association and Chair of the Forum’s Health and Safety sub-group, added: “As the pandemic continues to aff ect us all, a number of contractors have requested additional clarifi cation on travelling to and from work.


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Find out more about the CICV Forum and its ongoing work at www.cicvforum.co.uk


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