CSCS Smart Check upgrade adds detailed workforce data

The Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) has upgraded its Smart Check platform to provide contractors and industry bodies with more detailed site-level workforce data, including GPS location, site ID and the reason for each card scan. The update to the card verification platform went live… The post CSCS Smart Check upgrade adds detailed workforce data appeared first on Construction News.

CSCS upgrades smart card checks

CSCS Smart Check has upgraded the data shared during a card scan, including why the card was checked, the check location, and the site name or ID.

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GATEWAY COMMUNITY TRAINING CIC

Gateway Community Training is a non-for-profit CIC (“GCTCIC”) delivering training to ex-offenders to empower them with the knowledge that shapes and directs their business pathways. GCTCIC also offers training opportunities to other key groups that face barriers to mainstream employment, including those who self-identify within the Black and Ethnic Minority (“BAME”) demographic who are furthest from the labour market; as well as low achieving school leavers; and adults with learning difficulties, disabilities and Autistic Spectrum Disorder/ Condition. It also supports community centre’s that are seeking out practical education solutions. (USP) is for young people to be economically self-sufficient and develop long life career plans and safer productive futures.

GATEWAY COMMUNITY TRAINING CIC

Gateway Community Training is a non-for-profit CIC (“GCTCIC”) delivering training to ex-offenders to empower them with the knowledge that shapes and directs their business pathways. GCTCIC also offers training opportunities to other key groups that face barriers to mainstream employment, including those who self-identify within the Black and Ethnic Minority (“BAME”) demographic who are furthest from the labour market; as well as low achieving school leavers; and adults with learning difficulties, disabilities and Autistic Spectrum Disorder/ Condition. It also supports community centre’s that are seeking out practical education solutions. (USP) is for young people to be economically self-sufficient and develop long life career plans and safer productive futures.