Working primarily in the chemical sector, Transports Fockedey became interested in the “Responsible care – SQAS Road Haulage” program of CEFIC (European Chemical Industry Council).
Most of the points covered by the SQAS questionnaire have been included in the ISO 9001 system, given the many overlaps that exist between these two systems. A first SQAS assessment audit was carried out by SGS on 11/12/97. And since then, every 3 years, a new assessment is carried out by an approved auditor.

Recently, the tank washing station on the Leuze site was positively assessed as part of CEFIC’s “Responsible care – SQAS Tank Cleaning” in order to be approved to SQAS standards (CTC, Applica, etc.).

For many years now, Fockedey Transport has been concerned about safety and the environment by participating in national or European projects (Lisa, Urbanzen or Marco Polo for example). It is therefore natural that the company turned to the analysis and reduction of CO2 emissions. In May 2015, Transports Fockedey submitted an action plan calculating CO2 emissions based on tonne-kilometres transported. Concrete quantified measures have been proposed to reduce these CO2 emissions in the years to come.