BREXIT-COVID Delivery and Service | Updated Daily

NORTHERN IRELAND

Due to the new export rules governing deliveries to Northern ireland from Great Britain we are unable to offer our normal online delivery terms for delivery to Northern Ireland. Please do not order online, but contact us for a quotation. Thank you.

Parcel and Pallet Delivery customers

All of our Parcel Delivery drivers have been equipped with hand sanitiser, as well as antibacterial wipes to keep their hand held terminals clean. 

Measures are in place if customers would prefer not to use the hand held terminals. Parcels will be placed at the door and the courier will step back 2 metres and check your name. 

Delivery and Position or Bolt Down Fixing customers

Our installation company will follow the following guidelines in to ensure both safety and to prevent any transmission of COVID-19

• Communication of NHS, Govt & WHO guidelines to all staff via e-mail, memo's, posters - on prevention of the spread of infection;
• Hand sanitiser provided in all vehicles for crews, where hand washing with soap and clean running water is not always available;
• Increased cleaning schedules in depots and vehicles;
• Delivery crews are provided with wipes and encouraged to use them regularly to clean PDA's, phones, screens, handles, steering wheels etc.
• Strict social distancing procedures have been introduced for depot staff and visiting drivers;
• Access is restricted within areas of the depots to encourage social distancing
• Customers are contacted in advance to let them know when their delivery will be.  Each customer is spoken to in detail to let them know what to expect from during the delivery, and what is expected of them terms of social distancing requirements.
• If it is felt in any way that social distancing protocols are not being adhered to and the delivery crews may be in an unsafe or unreasonable situation they will be removed from site.

BREXIT & COVID 19 EFFECT ON INTERNATIONAL FREIGHTING

Seafreight services worldwide are still disrupted

Airfreight – As you will have seen many countries are banning passenger movements.

As a result many airlines are reducing flights which is affecting cargo capacity to several areas.

Freighter aircraft are operating to/from most major markets but are heavily booked and rates are volatile.

European road services are beleagured with delays due to BREXIT customs red tape resulting in delays of more than 14 days. Although many countries are under shutdown

there are no restrictions on commercial traffic movements.