The NHS aims to decarbonise its fleet by 2035, including transitioning to electric vehicles and promoting sustainable travel options for staff and patients. This webinar focuses on sustainable transport and travel within the NHS, providing a platform for showcasing ground-breaking technologies, processes and services.
Hear from leading experts showcasing cutting-edge solutions for transitioning to electric vehicles, promoting active travel for staff and patients, and optimising logistics for reduced emissions.
Discover best practices from across the NHS, gaining valuable insights and actionable strategies for implementing sustainable changes in your own NHS Trust.
Join us on this webinar as we work together to create positive change in the NHS’ transport and travel.
Speaker Announcement
Raj Bucktowar, CTO and co-founder of Mobile Worker Plus.
Talk title - Sustainable Car Park Management
A technologist with strong operational experience, Raj has 10+ years’ experience in Parking and Transportation delivering permit solutions to the Healthcare, Higher Education and Rail sectors.
Octopass helps NHS trusts improve parking efficiency, demonstrate compliance and reach sustainability goals, all while increasing revenue. The solution is flexible and customisable, allowing organisations to tailor the parking permit application and management processes to meet their specific needs. Developed by Mobile Worker Plus, Octopass is a cloud-based solution that helps organisations revolutionise permit and pass management. Originally deployed over 10 years ago, Octopass has evolved to meet the changing demands of multiple UK sectors, including healthcare.
Andrew Bradley, Senior Delivery Lead – Net Zero Travel & Transport Team, NHS England
Andrew has worked in transport for twenty years. Initially working in the London bus industry, he made the leap into the world of transport planning, working initially at Surrey County Council, then for over a decade as Sustainable Transport Manager at City of York Council and latterly at West Yorkshire Combined Authority where he was Head of Customer Services.
Andrew joined the newly formed Net Zero Travel & Transport team in April 2022, working as part of a small but perfectly formed group who are working to shape the delivery of zero emission travel and transport within the NHS.
Leading on modal shift, Andrew is working collaboratively with NHS trusts and Integrated Care Systems across England to identify and deliver high impact measures which will reduce the NHS’s Carbon emissions at pace.