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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SCAFFOLDERS RECORD SCHEMECAP 609Revised January 2011General InformatIonBookletiCONSTRUCTION SKILLSCERTIFICATION SCHEMEAFFILIATED
CISRS General Information BookletPublished by:Construction Industry Scaffolder’s Record Scheme (CISRS)First published 1978Revised 1986Revised 1988Revised 1993Revised 1996 (twice)Revised 1997Revised 2000Revised 2003Revised 2007Revised 2008Revised 2011 Copyright CISRS 2011NOTESCISRS Limited is responsible for the management and administration ofConstruction Industry Scaffolder’s Record Scheme (CISRS).CISRS is grateful for the advice given on the contents of this publication by theNASC, the Access & Scaffolding Industry Training Organisation (ASITO) and itsmembers.CISRS has made every effort to ensure that the information contained within thispublication is accurate. CISRS accept no liability whatsoever in connection with thisdocument or any part thereof.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in aretrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical,photocopying, recording or otherwise, without permission in writing from theCISRS.AcknowledgementsCISRS would like to thank all those who allowed us to use photographs of them,their equipment or training centre. Simian-Skills Ltd, NCC.Typeset/Printed by: Witherbys Lithoflow Printing, London
ContentsContentsForeword1. Scope of the Scheme2. Scaffolding Operative Schemes2.1 CISRS Scaffolder (Tube and Fittings Route)2.1.1 Trainee Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting)2.1.2 Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting)2.1.3 Advanced Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting)2.1.4 Youth Training2.2 CISRS Scaffolder (System Scaffolding Route)2.2.1 Trainee Scaffolder (System)2.2.2 Scaffolder (System)2.3 System Scaffold Product Training Scheme (SSPTS)2.4 Basic Access System Erector (BASE)2.5 Scaffolding Labourer Card3. Scaffolding Management and Supervisory Training3.1 Scaffolding Supervisor4. Scaffold Inspection Training4.1 Basic Scaffold Inspection4.2 Advanced Scaffold Inspection5. Vocational Qualification5.1 Work Based Evidence5.2 Experienced Worker Practical Assessment (EWPA)6. Record Cards6.1 Applying for a new record card6.2 CSCS Health & Safety Test and Equivalents6.3 Card renewals6.4 Upgrading old CITB Cards6.5 Lost Cards6.6 Card withdrawal/cancellation6.7 Checking Record Cards6.8 Appeals Process7. Grant Aid and Training Funding7.1 CITB-Construction Skills Grants available 2008 (CISRS Adult)AppendicesA Training Objectives – Trainee Scaffolder (Part 1) CourseB Training Objectives – Scaffolder (Part 2) CourseC Training Objectives – Advanced Scaffolder CourseD Training Objectives – Trainee Scaffolder (Part 1) Course SystemsScaffoldingE Training Objectives – Scaffolder (Part 2) Course Systems ScaffoldingF Training Objectives – Systems Scaffold Product Training SchemeG N/SVQ Access and Rigging Operations UnitsH Useful ContactsI CISRS Approved ProvidersJ SSPTS Recognised Systems Scaffolding ProductsPage no.5782224272933353942444750525455573
Maintaining High Standards in ScaffoldingSafeguardyour workThe Construction and Building Industry are driving theincrease and demand for NASC members.Numerous pro-active main contractors, clients andlocal authorities are already insisting that their scaffoldingcontractor must be a NASC member.Scaffolding firms are finding it harder and harder to gainwork on sites without these credentials.Such developments are not surprising given the strictcompetence requirements under CDM 2007 for clientsand contractors to demonstrate their own competenceand be satisfied as to the competence of those engaged.For more information on finding your nearestrigorously regulated scaffolding firm, please visitour website: www.nasc.org.ukNatioNal access aNd scaffoldiNg coNfederatioNwww.nasc.org.uk
ForewordForewordThe Construction Industry Scaffolder’s Record Scheme (CISRS) has been in placefor over 30 years. It is one of the oldest trade card schemes in existence. CISRS hascontinually strived to maintain the highest standards in scaffolding training. In the currentclimate of skills shortages, the CISRS has resisted the urge to dilute its scheme and hasin fact sought to make it more inclusive incorporating relevant industry changes as theyhappen, be they legislative or through Technical/Health and Safety advancement.The scheme was originally introduced in the late 1960’s but training began in earnestafter 1979 following the development of formal Part 1, Part 2 and Advanced courses.Since then tens of thousands of scaffolders have undertaken CISRS training. In 1996Vocational Qualifications (VQ) were developed for the Construction sector, The CISRShad an active role in developing the content of the Accessing Operations and Rigging(Construction) (QCF) qualification. Since their introduction a scaffolding operative hasbeen required to complete both the practical training and the VQ prior to a CISRS cardbeing issued.CISRS was the first trade card to affiliate to the Construction Skills Certification Scheme(CSCS) in August 1999. CSCS is the industry recognised registration scheme for thewhole of construction. In April 2001 CISRS introduced a card renewal programme whichrequires its cardholders to update their card on a regular basis (usually 5 years) aftercompleting an up to date Health and Safety test.In response to the introduction of the Work at Height Regulations (2005) CISRSAssessed Route of Entry for Tube and Fitting Scaffolding was finally withdrawn in June2006. All delegates wishing to obtain a CISRS Scaffolder or Advanced card following thatdate would be required to meet all requisite scheme criteria including Part 1, Part 2 andAdvanced courses, S/NVQ 2, 3 plus valid H&S certification.At this time CISRS qualifications in System Scaffold were introduced to the scheme.These could be obtained through the traditional Part 1, Part 2, and VQ2 route or via shortduration product courses for those who had already qualified in tube and fitting.In 2011 CISRS will look at developing CISRS training overseas. There has always beena demand for UK standard Scaffolder Training abroad and CISRS feel that they shouldattempt to facilitate this need.It is our belief that the Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme will continue tobuild on the excellent results it has already achieved by making a significant contributionto reducing the number of accidents associated with scaffolding. CISRS are also awarethat in extending the scope of the Scheme, major benefits will accrue to industry as awhole. The scheme continues to deliver training that reflects best practice and industryguidance.January 2011CISRS Scheme Manager5
www.utntraining.co.ukCISRS Courses AvailableCISRS Part 1: Tube and FittingCISRS Part 2: Tube and FittingCISRS Advanced: Tube and FittingCISRS SSPTS: CuplokCISRS SupervisorsCISRS 1 Day Assessment / Skills TestCISRS 2 Day Assessment / Skills TestCISRS Scaffold Inspection - BasicCISRS Scaffold Inspection - AdvancedAdditional Courses AvailableSafe Working at HeightHarness InspectionPASMA Mobile TowerSG4Edge ProtectionLadder Awareness & InspectionGeneral Health & Safety CourseSite Management Safety (SMSTS)Site Supervisor Safety (SSSTS)IOSH Managing SafelyNEBOSH Construction CertificateNEBOSH General CertificateAbrasive WheelsConfined SpacesAsbestos AwarenessManual HandlingNRSWA Street WorksSigning, Lighting & GuardingLocation of Underground ServicesEmergency First Aid (1 day)Globally Recognised Safety Qualifications Across the UKIOSH & NEBOSH Courses Near Youwww.safetyexcellence.co.ukUtilities Training (Northern) LtdDiamond Business Park, Thornes Moor Road, Wakefield West Yorkshire WF2 8PTTel: 01924 377379W: www.utntraining.co.ukE: enquiries@utntraining.co.uk
Section 1 – Scope of the Scheme1. Scope of the SchemeThe Construction Industry Scaffolder’s Record Scheme (CISRS) continues to expand anddevelop operative and supervisory training . CISRS is now divided into three categories,with each category offering different courses and programmes. These categories are:I. Scaffolding Operative SchemesII. Scaffolding Management and Supervisory TrainingIII. Scaffold Inspector TrainingThe operative training schemes apply to all scaffolding operatives who are at any timerequired to erect, substantially alter or dismantle scaffolding. An operative who has notattained prescribed levels of training, assessment and experience in scaffolding of a givenkind must not be employed on such scaffolding work unless they are under adequatesupervision.Employers must demonstrate compliance with the requirements of the Health and Safetyat Work etc. Act 1974, the Work at Height Regulations 2005, the Construction (Designand Management) Regulations 2007 and other relevant statutory provisions with regardto training, competence and supervision.Since September 1996, in addition to completing CISRS Part 1, Part 2 and Advancedpractical courses it has been a mandatory requirement of the Operative Scheme forcandidates to achieve the relevant National or Scottish Vocational Qualification (i.e. Level2 NVQ/SVQ for a Scaffolder Card and Level 3 NVQ/SVQ for an Advanced ScaffolderCard).The scheme has since been further enhanced by the inclusion of a mandatory skills test/assessment following Part 2 and Advanced training.The aim of CISRS is to provide a range of management and supervisory training thatmeets the specific needs of the scaffolding industry. The first course to be introducedinto the scheme was the 5 Day Scaffolding Supervisors course which is aimed at first linemanagement of Scaffolding Contractors’ (i.e. Contracts Supervisors, Foremen and nonworking Charge-Hands). It is the intention of the Scheme to align all management andsupervisory training with relevant vocational qualifications in the future.The purpose of the CISRS Labourer Card is to provide a CSCS Affiliated Card fornon-scaffolders who support scaffolding operations on site. This will assist employersand clients who require a fully CSCS qualified workforce on site. It also ensures that alloperatives can demonstrate a minimum level of health and safety knowledge in achievingthe Construction Skills Health and Safety Test.Training and assessment within the CISRS can only be provided by CISRS AccreditedCentres with content and facilities approved and regularly audited by CISRS. Therequirements of centres and the training and assessment they provide is laid down inspecific scheme criteria documents and the vocational qualification standards.The following sections provide information and an overview of the various schemesavailable.7
Section 2 – Scaffolding Operative Schemes2. Scaffolding Operative SchemesThe scaffolding operative schemes provided by CISRS Accredited Centres are thenationally recognised training and assessment schemes for Scaffolding in the UK. It isalso viewed by many employers as scaffolding industry best practice overseas.In addition to the traditional Scaffolder card scheme based predominately on tube andfitting equipment, CISRS also provides training, assessment and card schemes forScaffolding operatives who use modular system scaffolding. These include a proprietarysystem scaffolding training and assessment scheme for Scaffolders, very basic trainingfor non-scaffolders who regularly use system scaffolding equipment and a ScaffoldingLabourer’s card scheme.CISRS Scaffolder Cards are only issued to candidates who:I.II.III.IV.V.attend the relevant CISRS training course(s),have the required site experience in scaffolding operations; and,provide suitable evidence for assessment.complete the relevant skills test and VQ assessmentcomplete Construction Skills Health & Safety test or equivalentThe Record Cards are endorsed with the training courses and VQ qualifications achieved.The flow chart (Figure 1) summarises the main CISRS Schemes available for Scaffolders.2.1 CISRS Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting Route)The CISRS Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting) is the original scaffolders’ scheme. It isaimed at scaffolding operatives who require scaffolding skills and knowledge inusing traditional tube and fitting scaffolding equipment. You can also find moreinformation on Scaffolder Apprenticeships in section 2.4.2.1.1 Trainee Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting)AffiliatedConstruction IndustryScaffolders Record SchemeMR A SAMPLEThe authenticity of this card can be checked by telephoning 0870 4177 223Registration No: 00000000Registration No: 00000000/1PHOTOPart 1 (Tube and Fitting)Expiry Date: End Jan 2009H&STESTEDTRAINEE SCAFFOLDERThe cardholder has met the Health and Safety Awarenessrequirements as laid out in the CSCS Scheme BookletCSCS is a registered Certification MarkNew entrants into the scheme are classed as ‘Trainee Scaffolders’ until they havesatisfactorily completed all of the approved training and assessment required to bedeemed a qualified ‘Scaffolder’.8
Section 2 – Scaffolding Operative SchemesNew EntrantScaffolding TraineeExisting CISRSScaffolders /AdvancedScaffoldersCard HoldersCompleteCSkills H&STestCISRS ScaffoldingLabourer CardCISRS TraineeScaffolder Card6 months practicalexperienceTube and FittingSystem Scaffold Route(Product Specific)Tube and Fitting Part 1 TrainingSystem Scaffolding Part 1 TrainingTube and Fitting Part 1 TraineeSystem Scaffolding Part 1 Trainee6 months practical experience6 months practical experienceTube and Fitting Part 2 Trainingand Register for S/NVQSystem Scaffolding Part 2 Trainingand Register for S/NVQ6 months practical experience6 months practical experienceCISRS Skills Test &Assessment (VQ2)CISRS Skills Test &Assessment (VQ2)Scaffolder Card (Tube and fitting)Scaffolder Card (System)12 months practical experience2 Day SystemScaffoldingProduct TrainingCISRS AdvancedScaffolder Training6 months practical experienceCISRS Skills Test &Assessment (VQ3)CISRS AdvancedScaffolder CardFigure 1 Overview of the CISRS Scaffolder’s Scheme9
Section 2 – Scaffolding Operative SchemesOnce an employer or sponsor accepts an operative to be trained as a Scaffolder,they can apply for a CISRS Trainee Card, providing they have completed theConstruction Skills Health and Safety Test or recognised equivalent (see section 6.2Construction Skills Health and Safety Tests and Equivalents). The CISRS TraineeCard is then valid for 18 months from the date of issue, in which time the Traineemust gain 6 months* practical experience and attend the Part 1 training course fortube and fitting at an Accredited centre.*An operative must have a minimum of 6 months practical on-site experience priorto attending Part 1 training.Part 1 training courses are booked directly with an Accredited Centre. A list ofAccredited Centres and contact details can be found in Appendix I. The Part 1training for tube and fitting is held over 2 weeks (10 consecutive working daysMonday to Friday).Upon successful completion of Part 1 training, the Trainee will be issued with aCISRS Completion Certificate and an application form to have their Trainee Cardendorsed with the Part 1 training for tube and fitting. The Accredited providers willnotify the data management unit at Construction Skills of successful completion.Trainees who fail to demonstrate the required levels of experience, skill andknowledge will fail the course. They will be required to attend the 2 week courseagain once they have gained sufficient experience if they wish to progress.Trainee Scaffolders may now be registered for Vocational Qualification and startgathering records of work based evidence (see section 5 for further informationabout vocational qualifications).2.1.2 Scaffolder (Tube and Fitting)AffiliatedConstruction IndustryScaffolders Record SchemeMR A SAMPLEThe authenticity of this card can be checked by telephoning 0870 4177 223Registration No: 00000000Registration No: 00000000/1Expiry Date: End Jan 2009H&STESTEDSCAFFOLDERPHOTOPart 1 (Tube and Fitting)Part 2 (Tube and Fitting)S/NVQ Level 2The cardholder has met the Health and Safety Awarenessrequirements as laid out in the CSCS Scheme BookletCSCS is a registered Certification MarkTrainee’s must have at least 6 months practical scaffolding experience following thesuccessful completion of the Part 1 course before they can progress to the nextstage – Part 2 Scaffolder training. CISRS Accredited Centres are required to checkthe individual holds a valid completion certificate or an updated CISRS Trainee Cardshowing proof of Part 1 training before accepting a booking.10
Section 2 – Scaffolding Operative SchemesTrainees then attend a further 2 week Part 2 training course for tube and fitting atan Accredited Centre (10 consecutive working days Monday to Friday). Trainees donot have to use the same Accredited Centre as attended previously and may usedifferent Accredited Centres.Note: A Trainee who has completed a Part 1 in tube and fitting is eligible to switchto the System Scaffolding Route and complete the Part 2 System Scaffolder in aparticular system scaffolding product and vice versa. If this is the case the traineewould be expected to gather work based evidence relevant to the type of Part 2course they had attended e.g. tube and fitting or system.Following the successfully completion of the Part 2 training for tube and fitting,trainees will be issued with a CISRS completion certificate by t
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