CSCS Group has published its Annual Review for 2024. The review takes a look at the highlights and achievements from the past 12 months and the Group’s priorities for 2025, which marks the scheme’s 30th anniversary.
This year’s review covers topics such as the new group stucture, the updated Construction Leadership Council recommendations, and the upcoming Labourer and Trainee card changes. It also looks ahead to priorities for the coming year including data insights from across the CSCS Alliance, the Building Safety Act and planned improvements to the my CSCS app.
Presenting the Annual Review, Chair of CSCS Group Dame Janet Paraskeva says: “The number one priority for the CSCS Board next year will be to support the industry to meet their legal obligations under the Building Safety Act.
“The expectation is that the threshold for obtaining a card is likely to change and will no longer be about just having a qualification and a health and safety test but, instead, a culture of the ongoing development of skills, knowledge, experience, and behaviours.
“The CSCS Board must ensure the relevant card schemes are engaged in this process and that cards carrying the CSCS logo are only issued when the agreed thresholds, as set by the industry, have been evidenced.
“The CSCS card application service will also be going through a major transformation in 2025, with customers benefiting from the launch of the updated my CSCS app, providing a simpler way to apply for, renew, and use their CSCS cards.”
Download the CSCS Group Annual Review 2024 here.
