How long does a CPCS trained operator card last?
2 years
The CPCS Red Trained Operator card is only valid for 2 years, during which time you are required to undertake the relevant NVQ in order to upgrade to the Blue Competent Operator Card. The only way to remain in the CPCS scheme is to complete the relevant NVQ.
How do I renew my CPCS card?
To renew you need to: Pass the CPCS Renewal test relevant to the categories that your are renewing (must be valid on receipt of application) Demonstrate on-going practical operating experience through a choice of routes: Logbook. On-Site Assessment with a registered test centre.
What happens if my CPCS blue card expires?
If a Blue Competent Operator Card is more than five years past the expiry date, a cardholder who wants to renew it will have to: Pass CITB Health, safety & environment test. Pass the CPCS Theory Test for each category held.
Can I extend my CPCS blue card?
To renew your CPCS Blue Competent Operator card, you must take and pass the CPCS Renewal Test. The test makes sure that you have kept your knowledge of each plant category or group of categories held on your card up-to-date. Our Renewal Test Tool will help you to know which test(s) you need to take and prepare.
What is a CPCS renewal test?
About the CPCS Renewal Test The test makes sure that you have kept your knowledge of each plant category or group of categories held on your card up-to-date. The tests are designed to cover the essential knowledge that is expected of experienced plant operators.
What’s the difference between Npors and CPCS?
Essentially, there isn’t a lot of difference between CPCS and NPORS. The result and learning outcomes are similar, as are the ways to achieve cards. NPORS also offers more flexible learning; training can be done on-site with your own machinery (or at ATP’s site). CPCS is restricted to certified centres.
What is a CPCs renewal test?
How much is it to renew a blue card?
Make a payment to Blue Card Services
| Application | Biller Code | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Card (new and renewal) | 1396134 | $87.20 |
| Volunteer to Paid | 1396134 | $87.20 |
| Authorisation/link to Org requiring payment | 1396134 | $87.20 |
| Application to cancel a negative notice | 1396134 | $87.20 |
How long does a blue card renewal take?
Applicants with no criminal history information should allow up to 28 days for their application to be processed.
How many questions are in the CPCS renewal test?
15 questions
The CPCS renewal test is broken down into plant specific modules. There are up to 15 questions per module. You will have 15 minutes to answer 15 multiple-choice questions per module, once the test starts.
How long does Npors card last?
NPORS Operator Card Registration with NPORS lasts for three or five years from the date of first initial test unless you obtain the NPORS CSCS trained operator card which last 2 years.
How long is a Npors card valid for?
How long does an NPORS card last? If you go down the Traditional Card route, you can choose if you want it to last for three or five years. If you want an NPORS CSCS Card; the Red Card is valid for 2 years and if you complete your NVQ within this time then you will get the Blue Card which is valid for 5 years.
What do I need to renew my CPCs blue competent operator card?
To renew you need to: Hold an indate CPCS Blue Competent Operator Card category or categories renewing Pass the relevant CITB health, safety and environment test within the last two years (must be valid on receipt of the application)
How much does it cost to renew a CPCs red card?
To do this, you will need to provide evidence to the CPCS that you are currently undertaking a relevant vocational qualification related to your chosen category. It costs £25 to renew the CPCS Red Card and can be done by calling the CPCS Helpline on 0844 815 7274.
What are the different types of CPCs cards?
There are currently just three types of CPCS card. These are the Trained Operator Card (Red Card), the Competent Operator Card (Blue Card) and the Tester Card. For all of the cards, you will be required to complete both a theory and a practical test, as well as evidencing your current experience, qualifications and skill level.
Do you need a red or blue CPCs card?
The Competent Operator (Blue) Card: – If you previously held a Red card and earned a relevant NVQ or SVQ in Plant Operations, you will require a Blue (Competent Operator) Card. To get the Blue CPCS Card, one must be 18+ and have the following qualifications or achievements: