Re-flow – Discover PAS 2080 carbon compliance as a seamless part of operations at Traffex

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Re-flow’s PAS 2080 module for carbon management, an add-on to the field management software, is designed to anchor carbon reporting directly to live operations – using the data teams already generate as work is planned, delivered, and completed. Find out more at the CBS Arena, Coventry, Stand C25 (21–22 May).

The challenge: finding carbon management solutions that actually fit your business

For highways organisations looking for a carbon management solution, the challenge is finding software and workflows that genuinely fit the way they work.

At the same time, in a market where finances are often tight and competition for work is intense, continuing with stop-gap or improvised approaches is becoming an increasingly difficult position to justify.

Challenges when looking for software solutions include: 

  • The issue of adopting a separate system just for carbon management 
  • Retraining teams
  • Assigning staff to capture – or manage – carbon data on top of everything else they already do. 

The result is either low adoption, inconsistent data, or both – which undermines the credibility of the reporting the business is trying to improve.

The solution: embed carbon management tools as an organic part of existing systems

Re-flow’s PAS 2080 module takes a different approach. 

Because the module runs within Re-flow Field Management – and users of Re-flow already use the software to plan, schedule, manage assets, and deliver operations – carbon data is captured as a natural by-product of job activity. This is true for everything from equipment and journeys to materials and waste. 

There’s nothing new for teams to learn. Teams fill out the same daily forms and the software does the heavy lifting in the background with no disruption to established operations.

Features of the Re-flow PAS 2080 module for carbon management
  • Pre-job carbon estimation: Forecast emissions for a job based on items and resources.
  • Item and asset carbon scoring: Assign carbon scores to your items within Re-flow, either manually or from your chosen industry standard.
  • Route planning: Add carbon calculations to route plans and estimate mileage to site for resources and material delivery from suppliers.
  • Whole-job carbon cost: Generate a full report based on detailed actuals, from plant and equipment usage to vehicle mileage and wastage.
  • Editing and nuance in reporting: Flexible reporting helps fill in missing supplier data and complicated usage scenarios.

How Re-flow’s PAS 2080 module will impact different roles in a business

Board and business owners

Clear, consistent carbon reporting allows boards and owners to prove a higher standard of operations with clients – raising the standard against competitors.

Environmental, sustainability, and PAS leads

Carbon data is built up from everyday operational activity, removing the need to chase information or build reports manually. The data is clear, detailed, consistent, and ready for audit.

Commercial and bid teams

Estimates are generated from real job inputs, supporting more informed decisions at tender stage.

Operations schedulers

Carbon impact is visible alongside jobs, assets, and resources already being scheduled.

Supervisors and site teams

Nothing new to learn or fill in. Work life continues without disruption. Carbon data is captured through normal job activity.

Auditors and reviewers

Carbon reports are traceable back to source data, with a clear methodology and audit trail.

Find out how Re-flow can make carbon compliance a seamless part of your daily workflow – visit the team on Stand C25 at Traffex, or visit Re-flow’s Highways industry page to find out more. 

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