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The Black Manager card is available to those who work in a technical or managerial occupation.
You need to complete a Construction related NVQ at Level 6 or 7. The qualification is vital for those who are or are wanting to become a good Site Manager.
Delegates must also pass the CITB Managers and Professionals Health, Safety and Environment test. Take a look below at the qualifications available at 3B Training.
This qualification is for Construction Managers who also have site management experience. The NVQ could lead to further development in leading estimating, construction management, buying, planning, or surveying activities for construction projects.
Find out more about the course here.
This qualification is for delegates who oversee large projects and sites and work in a site management role. The learner will need to demonstrate that they have the credentials that come with a site management role to complete the process.
This qualification is for delegates who lead and control construction projects. Those who are involved with the likes of design, estimation and procurement would complete this NVQ.
Further development can lead to senior management opportunities. The qualification is also recognised as meeting professional standards at MCIOB level by the CIOB.
On their own, SMSTS qualifications are not sufficient if you want to apply for a CSCS card. To being the process of applying for a CSCS card you will need to obtain an appropriate level NVQ for the specific card you want to apply for.
The list of NVQs you can obtain via 3B Training can be found here:
– Construction Trade & Plant NVQs – Construction Supervisory & Management NVQs – Health & Safety NVQs
CSCS Smart Check is replacing CSCS Go Smart from 1st April 2024. It will be the only card system that can check all CSCS cards in circulation.
Amongst celebrating Women in Construction Week, we interviewed Karen, our experienced trainer, as she discusses her experience in the industry.
We interviewed women in construction as they tell us about their experience and what advice they would give for those looking to join or advance in the industry.
