The CSCS (Construction Skills Certificate Scheme) card is essential to any construction worker. Holding a CSCS card verifies your identity and shows employers that you have the required training, qualifications, and experience for the work you carry out on a construction site. Most major contractors and homebuilders require workers on their sites to hold a valid CSCS card. Many big construction companies won’t allow you to work on their sites without one. Once you have a CSCS card, it is valid for five years, however trainee cards may be valid for one or three years. Once your card expires, you will need to re-sit the health, safety and environmental test as new standards may have been introduced since your CSCS card was issued.
CSCS Card (Test)
Course Code:
CSCS
- Level: 1
- Qualification: Award
- Awarding body: Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)
- Duration: One day
- Course type: Short course
- Time of day: Daytime
- When you'll study: Fridays, various times

What's it all about?
Course information
You will need to have previously completed a health and safety qualification. This can be from a stand alone course or as part of a a previously obtained qualification.
Assessment will be via an online examination with CITB. The test is 45 minutes long and consists of 50 multiple choice questions.
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