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jamie B

I thought an nvq 2 was needed to get a cscs card.

I thought so too??
I think the whole thing's a bit of a rip off to be honest..If the fella above is gonna work sites with a firm he'd be better off getting a labourers card..I've seen plenty of trades doing that..I've yet to meet
many scrupulous site agents:lol:..and i've definately been at many a site induction where a whole mob of eastern european workmen have come on with the labourers card and have been doing everything. Where there's a system there's a loophole it seems.
 
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penno

Anyone can get a cscs card no matter what the trade, no nvq etc etc is needed. Does not matter atall what it says on your card as the title, you will get onto a site. It is all down to safety, something goes wrong they are covered as you have done the health and safety test.
Hang on he has "labourer" on his card why is he laying tiles? "he is labouring on the tilers", no one cares, it is a money making scheme and a scheme to cover health and safety bases.
 

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