FORS has launched new guidance on how to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of version 4.0 of the FORS Standard. The document aims to help operators achieve and maintain FORS accreditation.
Guidance on Demonstrating the Requirements of the FORS Standard
Demonstrates each of the FORS Standard requirements and explains what is needed to show that an organisation meets the requirements for FORS Standard at Bronze, Silver or Gold level.
As well as giving information on each requirement, the document also provides a comprehensive glossary of terms, along with audit checklists to enable a self-assessment of an operation to be carried out.
The guidance joins the ‘family’ of essential documents now available that relate to version 4.0 of the new FORS Standard published on 29 September 2016.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/09012017/fors-launched-new-guidance/
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