ABOUT US

Tomato Plant was conceived in mid 2010 by Keith Williams.

Keith is no stranger to successful business ventures, being the founder and former owner of Rickmansworth based drainage services outfit, Comet Tankers. With Keith at the helm, Comet grew to be a £6.5m turnover business in the 10 years before it was sold to PIMS Group in 2009.

Background

Having sold Comet tankers Keith was on the lookout for a new challenge.

Keith has always been a big fan of large trucks so heavy haulage seemed a natural progression from tankers. He is a great believer in a high quality of customer service coupled with a strong company image; you only have to look at the Tomato Plant fleet to see the truth in that.

"My philosophy has always been to buy the best equipment for the job and to treat my customers with the greatest care and respect" says Keith, "I have found that this approach attracts high calibre, loyal staff whilst also helping to build a first class client portfolio. In my opinion, a smart image is a key ingredient for success. We have invested a lot in great design for our logos and livery, we keep our vehicles clean, tidy and in top condition. Why should customers trust us with their property if we can't look after our own equipment?"

Keith believes that there is always room for a bit of fun in business, "Why would you want to get out of bed every morning if you don't enjoy your work? I believe the company name and graphics bring a bit of fun into the haulage business. People probably wouldn't notice lorries with K. Williams Transport written all over them but the Tomato trucks get smiles and waves wherever they go".

During the course of the past few years Tomato Plant has grown rapidly, recent additions to our services include the provision of mobile site welfare units and a mobile truck tyre fitting unit. Please call 01753 651602 for details of any of our services.

Background

Health & Safety and Environmental

Tomato Plant takes employee competence very seriously, especially where it may impact on health and safety and environmental issues. All operatives receive full training relevant to their role including: Confined Space Operations, IPAF, CSCS, CPCS, Loader Securer, HIAB Crane Operations, as well as driving to reduce environmental impact and basic health and safety and environmental awareness training.

All our vehicles are "Low Emission Zone" compliant and are approved for access to Crossrail sites. Tomato Plant has also attained the Transport for London F.O.R.S. Silver standard.

Health & Safety and Environmental

Heathrow Airside Operations

All Tomato vehicles and drivers/operatives, in all our divisions, have airside passes for Heathrow Airport, enabling us to deliver and collect loads to and from Heathrow Airside (subject to loads having an apron pass*). Tomato Plant’s depot is in Iver, Buckinghamshire, just a 10 minute drive from Heathrow, so we are ideally situated for operating in and out of the airport.

*Please call 01753 651602 for more details of our airside services.

Heathrow Airside Operations

ACCREDITATION

Tomato Plant is currently working towards the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditation standards. We are members of the Road Haulage Association, ALLMI and are FORS Accredited.

Road Haulage Association

FORS

ALLMI

UVBD

IPAF

CSCS

Crossrail

Safe Contractor

DOWNLOADS

Please click on the links below to download or view PDFs of the following documents.

RHA Conditions Of Carriage

RHA Membership Certificate

Generic risk method hiab operations

Anti Bribery and Corruption Policy - 2022

Health, Safety And Environment Policy - 2022

Quality Policy Statement - 2022

Corporate Responsibility Policy - 2022

Equality and Diversity Policy - 2022

Waste Carriers Certificate – 2022

FORS Silver 2022

Confirmation of Insurances – 2022

HIAB lift diagrams

L02-02 Lifting Plan (Non Crane)

Terms & Conditions 2022

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY...
“Tomato Plant have supplied us with an exemplary service over the last 5 years. They have excellent people, excellent equipment and a great ‘can do’ attitude.”
Richard MacLean, Director, Land & Water Plant