The Chevron story is built on a vision of creating safe work-zones for all our employees, the employees of our clients and the general public.
From humble beginnings, the Chevron Group started out offering localised traffic management services as a small but successful business. Entrepreneurial spirit has been at the heart of Chevron since the beginning and over the years, the company has evolved through organic growth and strategic acquisitions to provide a range of services which includes Traffic Management, Vegetation Management and Digital Services across the UK.
The Chevron Group is proud of the company it is today and proud of the businesses that have joined the Group over the years. We have over 40 years' experience, expertise and entrepreneurship which uses innovation and out-of-the box thinking to integrate traditional practices with emerging technologies to ensure we continue to provide safe work-zones.
Our timeline of growth and success
1978: Roocroft Road Restraint Systems is established, specialising in safety barriers, bridge parapets and general fencing works. (1978)
1982: Traffic Management Services (TMS) is established, specialising in events traffic management. (1982)
1991: Class One Traffic Management is established, specialising in the provision of both low- and high-speed traffic management. (1991)
1992: Sun Traffic is established and becomes a leading specialist in the provision of traffic management services within the low-speed and events sectors. (1992)
1997: Chevron Traffic Management is established, specialising in the provision of high-speed traffic management. (1997)
2002: Arborforce is established, specialising in the provision of arboriculture services including highways vegetation management, scheme site clearance and tree works. (2002)
2002: Metor Services is established, specialising in vehicle restraint systems (VRS), parapets, security fencing and environmental barriers. (2002)
2003: HBS is established, specialising in highway and pedestrian barrier systems. (2003)
2005: Herts Equipment Rental sets up a dedicated specialist traffic management company, Herts Traffic Management Systems. (January 2005)
2008: Herts Traffic Management Systems is incorporated into Herts Equipment Rental to operate as one company. (May 2008)
2009: Chevron Traffic Management is acquired by Portchester Equity. (2009)
2009: A Cones is established, specialising in Mobile Traffic Management (HSSS 12C). (2009)
2011: Highway Resource Solutions is established, to develop smart and easy-to-use technologies to safeguard road workers and the traveling public. (2011)
2011: Herts Equipment Rental changes name to Herts Traffic Management. (December 2011)
2012: Camps Highways is established, providing commercial landscaping and highway maintenance services. (2012)
2014: Chevron Traffic Management acquires the traffic management business of Aggregate Industries, part of the Holcim Group. Sites in Leeds and Merstham in Surrey, and its 85 staff are transferred to the ownership of Chevron. (February 2014)
2014: Consilium Technical Services is established, providing high-quality TTM design and consultancy services to the traffic management industry. (March 2014)
2014: Shift Traffic Events is established, specialising in events traffic management. (August 2014)
2015: R&W Traffic Management Ltd is established, providing low- and high-speed traffic management services. (2015)
2015: Camps Environmental Services (CES) is established, to provide a range of arboriculture, landscape and environmental consultancy services. (2015)
2017: Triton acquires Ramudden, a leading specialist provider of work-zone safety control services in the Nordics for road, construction and general industry purposes. The company is active in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Estonia. (December 2017)
2018: Triton acquires AVS Verkehrssicherung in Germany, a leading specialist provider of traffic safety services and work-zone management in Germany. (January 2018)
2018: Chevron Traffic Management is acquired by Triton from Portchester Equity. (April 2018)
2019: Chevron acquires Leicestershire-based Highway Resource Solutions Ltd (HRS), a leading specialist of digital technologies in work-zone safety. (2019)
2019: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Retford-based Traffic Management Services Ltd (TMS) in order to enter the low-speed and events markets. Operating predominantly across the Midlands and the North East, TMS employs more than 100 staff across three depots in Retford, Leeds and Horncastle, Lincolnshire. (April 2019)
2019: Triton acquires majority share in Fero Group, a leading player in Belgium in temporary traffic management services. (June 2019)
2019: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Somerset-based Sun Traffic Ltd to bolsters its capability in the low-speed and event traffic management space. Operating predominantly in the South of England, Sun Traffic employs more than 70 staff across five depots in Godalming, Wantage, Ringwood, Tewkesbury and Somerton. (October 2019)
2019: Chevron Traffic Management acquires A Cones Ltd and sister company Arborforce Ltd to strengthen its offering in HSS 12C Mobile Traffic Management, and arboriculture and landscape services respectively. Operating predominantly in the South of England, A Cones and Arborforce employ more than 50 staff across three depots located in Essex, the London Borough of Hillingdon and Oxfordshire. (October 2019)
2020: Chevron Traffic Management acquires R&W Traffic Management Ltd, a business within the R&W Group and previously owned by Chantacre Ltd, to bolster capability in low- and high-speed traffic management in the South of England. (January 2020)
2020: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Scotland’s leading traffic management specialists, Class One Traffic Management. With 150 staff, the acquisition gives Chevron its first physical presence in Scotland. (October 2020)
2020: Triton merges its work zone safety companies AVS, Chevron, Fero and Ramudden. (December 2020)
2020: The Chevron Group, A Work-Zone Safety Company, is formed bringing together all its UK traffic management, highway vegetation management and digital services under the Chevron Group family. Sub-brands are integrated into the Chevron Traffic Management brand, and together with Class One Traffic Management, A Cones and HRS they become part of the Chevron Group. A new brand identity is launched and all divisions adopt “A Work-Zone Safety Company” strapline. The Chevron Group now has over 1,300 staff and 27 locations across England, Wales and Scotland. (December 2020)
2021: Chevron acquires Powys-based Camps Highways Limited and Camps Environmental Services (CES) Limited to strengthen its offering in Highway Vegetation Management and Environmental Consultancy Services. Headquartered in Powys, they employ 38 people and have depots in Hampshire, Cambridgeshire and the West Midlands. (March 2021)
2021: Chevron brings together all its vegetation management and arboriculture services under a single business and unified brand, Chevron Green Services. Its environmental consultancy business is rebranded Chevron Green Consultancy and becomes a trading division of Chevron Green Services. (July 2021)
2021: Chevron Green Services acquires West Sussex-based Thompson Estate Maintenance (TEM) to strengthen its capabilities in estates and grounds maintenance. (July 2021)
2021: A Cones is fully integrated into the Chevron Traffic Management business and the A Cones brand is retired. (November 2021)
2021: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Shift Traffic Events Limited to strengthen its offering in events and utilities traffic management. Headquartered in Scunthorpe and with an additional depot in Brentwood, the company employs more than 150 people. (December 2021)
2021: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Northern Ireland’s leading traffic management specialist HBS (Highway Barrier Solutions Limited). With 130 staff, and four locations across Northern Ireland and Scotland, the acquisition gives Chevron its first physical presence in Northern Ireland, bolsters its presence in Scotland and expands its service offering across these geographies. (December 2021)
2022: Chevron Traffic Management acquires Herts Traffic Management Limited to strengthen its offering in low-speed traffic management in London and the South East, with a strong presence in the utilities sector. Headquartered in Watford and with additional depots in Braintree and Gatwick, the company employs 65 people. (August 2022)
2023: Chevron acquires Birmingham-based Consilium Technical Services Limited, one of the UK’s leading temporary traffic management design and consultancy firms. With a team of more than 30 traffic management experts, Consilium provides nationwide professional services to the wider traffic management industry. (January 2023)
2023: Chevron acquires Lancashire-based Roocroft Road Restraint Systems to expand its offering in VRS including bridge parapets, and concrete slip formed barriers. (February 2023)
2023: Chevron acquires Royston-based Metor Services Limited to expand its offering in safety barriers including VRS, as well as a wide range of fencing services including boundary, security and sound barriers. (May 2023)
2023: Triton launches Ramudden Global as the new group brand name and identity for its international group of infrastructure safety companies – AVS, Chevron, Fero and Ramudden. (May 2023)
2023: Class One TM merges with the Traffic Management division of HBS in Scotland, and launches under a newly refreshed Class One Traffic Management brand identity. The company is the first in the UK to adopt the new Ramudden Global family brand identity, and the first of its European partners. (July 2023)
2023: Shift Traffic Events and Herts Traffic Management are fully integrated into the Chevron Traffic Management business and their respective brands are retired. Their former head offices become the low-speed regional head offices for Chevron TM in the North & Midlands and London & South East respectively. At the same time, Chevron TM and the Chevron Group become the next businesses in the UK to adopt the new Ramudden Global family brand identity. (August 2023)
2023: Chevron Green Services adopts the new Ramudden Global family brand identity. Work starts on rebranding over 1,000 vehicles in the Chevron Group’s fleet. (September 2023)
