CSCS Scheme Changes Gordon Jenkins CSCS Director of Operations.

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CSCS Scheme Changes Gordon Jenkins CSCS Director of Operations

Encourage development of a trained and qualified UK construction workforce All site workers to hold the right CSCS card for the work they undertake Construction contractors and clients to understand and maximise potential benefits a qualified, smart-carded workforce can bring to their business Principal contractors to carry out more rigorous on-site checks using smart technology CSCS Scheme Aims

Scheme Changes Recognition of Academic Qualifications Requirement for a QCF Single Unit Level One Award to obtain a Green Card for Labourers Introduction of a red Apprentice Card Introduction of a red Provisional Card CRO and Site Visitor card ‘clean up’

Academically Qualified Persons Card (AQP) CSCS AQP cards issued to holders of:- Construction Related HNC and HND Construction Related Degrees NEBOSH Construction Certificates and National Diplomas CIOB Certificates

5 year life Renewable AQP cardholders who go on to achieve a relevant vocational qualification, or membership of a recognised professional body, can then apply for a different card on renewal AQP Card

From July 2014 green card applicants must achieve a new SCQF level four qualification - Health and Safety in a Construction Environment (or a recognised equivalent – more information is available on the CSCS website)CSCS website Green cards will be renamed: Green Card Changes

‘Health and Safety in a Construction Environment’ Award Developed by CSCS’s Card Management Committee, whose members are drawn from across industry Content developed by CITB and set at a standard which demonstrates a labourer’s knowledge and understanding of basic construction site safety issues Key factor was balancing content with affordability

Health and Safety in a Construction Environment Award Covers five key areas – Principles of Risk Assessment – Safe Manual Handling – Working Safely at Height – Risks to Health – Working Safely around Plant and Machinery

Training and Assessment Cost of training and assessment will be dependent on existing knowledge, experience and training time needed Can be delivered in several ways including on the job training, computer based courses, workbook and classroom delivery Pilot took place from Nov 13 until March 2014

Recognition of existing training Process for mapping existing training courses against the new standard - not only content but also assessment protocols If approved, continue with current arrangements Currently only Site Safety Plus Health and Safety Awareness has been mapped and approved

Provisional Card For those with no qualification recognised by CSCS and not registered on a relevant training course Applicants must pass CITB’s Operative Health, Safety and Environment Test Valid for 6 months and cannot be renewed Available from July 14

Provisional Card Purpose: o probationary periods whilst employers assess suitability for employment o supervised work experience o Expired CSO card holders who were unaware of the requirements for the new green card and need time to undertake relevant training and/or assessment Before this card expires the cardholder must achieve a recognised construction related qualification to then apply for the Labourer card or the appropriate card for their occupation.

Apprentice Card Applicants need to be registered on a recognised apprenticeship framework Valid for 4 years

CRO and Site Visitor Cards – ‘clean up’ Construction Related Occupations (CRO) being reviewed - where a qualification now exists cardholders will be redirected to the right card when their CRO card is due to expire Site Visitor cards being renamed to Escorted Site Visitor