The CSCS Profiled Route replaces Industry Accreditation and is an audited route applicable to experienced site supervisors and site managers who are currently working for a principal …
The Health, Safety & Environment Test
In order to qualify for a CSCS card you will, in almost all cases, be required to successfully complete the relevant Health, Safety & Environment Test depending on the type of card you are …
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Black Card
The CSCS Black card is for managers who have achieved NVQ/SVQ levels 4, 5, (or QCF Level 6 or 7) in the relevant occupation Black (Mangers) Card Routes NVQ or SVQ Route - for achievers of an NVQ or …
Blue Card
The Blue Skilled Worker card is for those with an NVQ or SVQ or who have completed an employer sponsored apprenticeship which included the achievement of a City and Guilds of London Institute Craft …
Gold Cards
The CSCS Gold Card confusingly applies to two types of worker - a skilled worker with an advanced craft level NVQ/SVQ or a supervisor with a level 3 or higher NVQ/SVQ. Gold Skills Card - this card is …
Red Card
The red card is provided as a transitional arrangement for those who are just starting out or for those with relevant industry experience but who do not yet have the necessary qualification for the …
White Cards
The CSCS White Card is issued in three types to suit professionally qualified operatives, those with a relevant academic qualification and those in occupations for where a there is currently no …
Green Card
A green Construction Site Operative card is available to those who carry out basic site skills such as labourers. There are two ways to apply for this card: via NVQ level 1; or by industry …
Skills Card Scheme
Over the past few years the construction industry has developed a comprehensive but rather complex system of competence certification by way of various card and passport schemes with the CSCS …