Construction: certifying your workforce
Industry requirements, the trades and certificates that fit, and a typical job — on one page. Price and schedule come in the quote.
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What is required
The legal and commercial pressure in the industry — this is where a certificate is needed.
- 01Certificates required to get on site
- 02International contractor tenders
- 03Accident investigations
Which trades and certificates
- WeldingAssessing and certifying welders to ISO 9606MMA, MIG/MAG, TIG · Soldamatic AR
- Crane operatorCertifying crane operators, and reassessing them on the simulatorCM Labs Vortex · 50 m tower crane
- Electrical installerCertifying installers of building networksUp to 1000 V · building networks
- Electrician (high-voltage)Electrical safety groups, high-voltage permitsAbove 1000 V · work at height
A typical job
40 welders, 3 weeks, a tender
A large contractor's tender called for ISO 9606. 40 welders were assessed; 32 went straight through the exam and 8 after bridging training. 3 weeks in total.
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Other industries
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Tell us the headcount, the trades and the timeline. We will send a quote with prices and a schedule within 1 working day.
- Price per employee, with a group discount
- Contract and invoice — for legal entities
- On campus, at your site, or mixed