Forest Industry Safety Accord Member
A.W. Jenkinson Transport Limited are signed up to the Forest Industry Safety Accord to ensure they are aware of best practices towards health & safety whilst working in the forestry environment
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We are part of the A.W. Jenkinson Group
The A. W Jenkinson Group was established in Cumbria in the mid-1960s by Allan Jenkinson, who transported unwanted sawdust and wood shavings from local sawmills to farms to be used for livestock and pet bedding. Eventually, demand outstripped the locally available sawdust needed to supply A.W. Jenkinson Forest Product’s growing customer base, which led to partnerships being formed further afield.
Today the A.W. Jenkinson Group includes a growing number of innovative businesses serving the needs of customers across the UK and northern Europe. They are all very different yet cohesive, and range from A.W. Jenkinson Forest Products to waste wood suppliers A&A Recycling Ltd, bovine genetics and breeding specialists A.W. Jenkinson Farms and even Penrith Truckstop. The haulage and logistics arm, A.W. Jenkinson Transport, is just one of these thriving arms of the group.
We are part of the A.W. Jenkinson Group
Our Partners
Road Haulage Association
The Road haulage Association acts as an advisory group for logistics giving A.W. Jenkinson Transport Limited the opportunity to seek advice on government policy changes and legislation within the logistics sector.
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Fertiliser Industry Assurance Scheme
FIAS assures fertiliser security and traceability in the industry supply chain. The UK government encouraged and supported this industry initiative as an alternative to further legislation. AIC (agricultural industries confederation) manages the development and implementation of the scheme under the supervision of the FIAS Steering Group, which has representatives from government and industry stakeholders.
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Armed Forces Covenant
A.W. Jenkinson Transport Ltd. endeavours in our business dealings to uphold the key principles of the Armed Forces Covenant, which are:
• No member of the Armed Forces Community should face disadvantage in the provision of public and commercial services compared to any other citizen.
• In some circumstances special treatment may be appropriate especially for the injured or bereaved. We recognise the value serving personnel, reservists, veterans and military families bring to our business.
