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Poster – How to report suspected fraud
Download and display the poster to provide guidance on how to report suspected card fraud, qualification fraud or if you suspect someone is the victim of modern slavery. For further details, visit CSCS.uk.com/ReportFraud.
Employer application user guide
CSCS guidance for employer applications including details on registering applicants, uploading employee qualifications and adding CITB Health, safety and environment test details.
Poster – Verify cards digitally using CSCS Smart Check
CSCS Smart Check verifies all CSCS-logoed cards, helping you spot any fake, revoked or fraudulently gained cards. Available as an API for site access and induction systems, CSCSSmartCheck.co.uk and a free mobile app via the App Store or Google Play. Download and display the poster today!
Persimmon Homes Case Study
Find out how Persimmon Homes improved their site access and induction protocols by incorporating the CSCS Smart Check API. Watch the case study via our YouTube channel.
Poster – Types of CSCS cards
Download and display the poster on site to provide guidance on the different types of CSCS cards available. For further details, visit CSCS.uk.com/Cards.
Poster – The My CSCS app and My Skills
Download and display the poster on site to ensure workers are aware of the benefits of using the My CSCS app, including the My Skills section for additional training and qualifications. For further details, visit CSCS.uk.com/My CSCS.
Drylining Routes to Competence framework and carding journey
This case study with the Finishes and Interiors sector outlines how the drylining occupation has been mapped to include Skills Knowledge, Experience and Behaviour, which can then be translated into a working carding journey.
Labourer card renewal declaration form
To renew a Labourer card, applicants must complete the renewal declaration form to confirm they are employed in a Labouring role. This card is only for those carrying out Labouring duties on site and shows employers that the holder is not on a recognised trade related pathway.
