Jointline Successfully Passes ISO 39001 Audit with Zero Findings

Jointline has successfully passed its ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety Management System audit at its Bradford base, conducted by BSI, with zero Non-Conformities (NCRs) and zero Opportunities for Improvement (OFIs).

The outcome reflects the strength and maturity of the company’s road traffic safety management systems and the consistent application of procedures across operations. ISO 39001 sets the international standard for road traffic safety management, requiring organisations to demonstrate effective controls that reduce risk, improve driver behaviour, and enhance fleet management performance.

The audit assessed compliance across transport operations, defect reporting processes, fleet management controls, and wider QSHE systems. Achieving a result with no NCRs or OFIs indicates full conformity with the standard and confirms that processes are embedded and operating effectively.

While the transport and QSHE teams played a central role in preparing for and supporting the audit, the result represents a company-wide effort. Accurate defect reporting, responsible driving practices, proactive vehicle care, and adherence to operational procedures all contribute directly to maintaining high road safety standards.

This outcome reinforces Jointline’s commitment to road traffic safety across highways, aviation and civils operations. Maintaining ISO 39001 certification provides clients with assurance that road-related risks are actively managed and that safety performance remains a core operational priority.

The successful audit demonstrates measurable compliance, disciplined operational control, and a collective commitment to continuous improvement in road traffic safety management.