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Important changes from SWQR

In October 2021, SWQR adjusted their terms so all candidates looking to renew their Street Works Qualification must now do so within 3 months of their card expiring.

Previously, a grace period of 5 years was given to renew cards once they had become invalid. As this has now been significantly reduced, we would like to remind our clients to ensure they book their NRSWA Refresher Course before their card expires.

The SWQR card obtained from an NRSWA qualification lasts for 5 years. In order for candidates to renew this qualification, they must attend a 2-day refresher course. If your card has been invalid for more than 3 months, you cannot renew it and will instead need to undertake a completely new assessment.

New Roads and Streetworks Act Courses

At CISTC, we offer 3 types of NRSWA courses. These will provide you with the mechanism for recognising competence in excavation and reinstatement in the highway.

These courses are:

Operative or Supervisor This is a 5-day course for initial training which is perfect for Operators with little to no experience. £725 +VAT
Re-Assessment This 2-day refresher course is a necessity for any employee who has previously completed the NRSWA Supervisor and wants to keep their qualification. £275 +VAT
2/10 – Signing, Lighting and Guarding This 1-day course has been designed for Operatives and Supervisors who have to erect or monitor the erection of signing, lighting and guarding for work on the roadways and highways. £175 +VAT

To find out more about the course and to book your space, CLICK HERE!

 

 

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