Construction Skills Certification Scheme
Construction Skills Certification Scheme is a British company that runs a training and qualification verification scheme of the same name for the British construction industry.
What is the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS)?
“The Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) is a widely recognised initiative within the UK construction industry, aimed at ensuring that workers on construction sites are properly qualified. The CSCS scheme is managed by two separate bodies: CSCS Limited: This organisation owns and manages the CSCS logo.”
View in the company profileWill CSCS Change in Response to New Competency Requirements?
“CSCS is committed to adapting to the evolving competency requirements of the construction industry. Moving forward, every recognised construction occupation will be expected to follow a clearly defined "Route to Competence."”
View in the company profileCan International Workers Obtain a CSCS Card?
“International workers who wish to work on UK construction sites and hold qualifications from abroad can apply to ECCTIS to check if their qualifications match UK standards. If they do, the worker can apply for a CSCS-logoed card from the appropriate CSCS Alliance member.”
View in the company profileDoes Holding a CSCS Card Guarantee Access to a Site?
“Holding a CSCS card does not automatically grant access to a construction site. Workers must hold the correct card for their specific occupation, and it is the Principal Contractor’s responsibility to control access to the site.”
View in the company profileIs a CSCS Card Required for Everyone on a Construction Site?
“No, CSCS cards are only necessary for those performing recognised construction occupations. Non-construction workers and visitors do not need a CSCS card.”
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