The Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a register of construction workers who have completed the industry approved CSR health and safety training course and assessment.

A valid search requires a minimum of two pieces of information, one of which must be either the Registration Number or the National Insurance Number.

Applicants must complete the CSR 1 day Health & Safety Training and have an employer declaration completed confirming the applicant is working in a labouring occupation. The card is valid for 4 years from the date of completion of the CSR 1 day Health & Safety Training.

The Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a register of construction workers who have completed the industry approved CSR health and safety training course and assessment. The aims of the CSR registration scheme are to raise standards of health and safety and provide recognition of skills, experience and qualifications attained.

See what CSR cards are available and find the one for you. General, Skilled and Craft Cards CSR provides cards for site visitors, apprentices, skilled operatives and craftsmen.

Why do I need a CSR card? CSR card is required as proof of health and safety training and competence by many main contractors, clients and government. How do I renew my card? All applicants must update their health and safety training through an Accredited CSR Provider every four years to renew their card.

The Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a register of construction workers who have completed the industry approved CSR health and safety training course and assessment. The aims of the CSR registration scheme are to raise standards of health and safety and provide recognition of skills, experience, and qualifications attained.

2019年6月7日 · From 1 September 2019 the Construction Skills Register (CSR) will remove all remaining occupational assessments, including supervisors. From this date all new blue and gold card applicants will be required to hold an NVQ Level 2 qualification (or higher) relevant to the card holder’s occupation.

All applicants must complete the CSR 4 day Site Safety for Supervisors Course and CITB(GB) Health, Safety and Environment test for Supervisors. Applicants are required to hold a Supervisor NVQ (Level 3 or 4).

Construction Employers Federation – CEF. The Health and Safety course covers 11 modules: The CSR Health & Safety Training Scheme is one-day safety awareness training, followed by multiple choice text. Occupational assessment will be required for Blue & Gold card upgrades to ensure competency.