White CSCS Professionally Qualified Person card
A current member, at a professionally qualified grade, of a CSCS approved professional body.
- Valid for
- 5 years
- CITB test
- Managers and Professionals (MAP)
- You need
- You are a current member of an approved professional body at a professionally qualified grade
- Renewable
- No
Since 30 June 2023 only professionally qualified membership grades are accepted. Associate grades do not qualify.
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The pathway
How to get the White PQP card
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1
Check your grade, not just your membership
Since 30 June 2023 CSCS only accept professionally qualified grades. Associate and lower grades no longer qualify.
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2
Pass the MAP or CIC test
The Managers and Professionals test, or the CIC Health and Safety Test.
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3
Apply with proof of current membership
A certificate, membership card, dated letter or email, a payment receipt or a dated screenshot of the body's website.
Applying for the card
Apply on the CSCS website£36Paid to CSCS, not to us. Do not pay more than this: CSCS say the standard application fee is all it costs.
You qualify for this card if
- You are a current member of an approved professional body at a professionally qualified grade
- You have passed the Managers and Professionals test or the CIC Health and Safety Test
Renewal
When this card runs out
No, not as a renewal. When it expires you apply for a brand new PQP card. Renewal applications are rejected. The card can also be cancelled without notice if your professional membership lapses.
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White CSCS Professionally Qualified Person card: common questions
No. CSCS reject renewal applications for this card. You apply for a brand new one when it expires.
No. Since 30 June 2023 CSCS only accept professionally qualified membership grades.
CSCS can cancel the card without notice, because the card exists on the strength of current membership.
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