Scaffold Labourer Course (COTS)
Course Duration : 1 Day
CISRS COTS course requires good understanding of spoken and written English. Please contact us if you have any concerns in this area.
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COURSE COSTS INCLUDE NVQ FEES The course teaches the core skills of scaffolding. It covers how to safely erect, alter and dismantle basic scaffolding structures.
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| 12/10/2026 | Lincolnshire | Select Date |
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| 07/12/2026 | Lincolnshire | Select Date |
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Below is our entry requirements for the course, please confirm you have the following before signing onto the course.
This course is for people who have carried out a Part 1 scaffold course for a minimum of six months. The course teaches the core skills of scaffolding. It covers how to safely erect, alter and dismantle basic scaffolding structures, you will also be registered for the NVQ level 2. You gain the CISRS Scaffolding Part 2 certificate on passing this course when completed.
To give attendees up to date knowledge and training on current industry standards.
You will learn to:
Upon successful completion we can internally apply for the card should you require.
CITB levy grants are available for eligible employers.
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The CISRS Scaffolding Part 2 course is an advanced scaffolding training course designed for scaffolders who have completed CISRS Part 1 and gained site experience. The course develops the skills and knowledge needed to erect more complex scaffolding structures and prepares candidates for the CISRS Scaffolder card.
The CISRS Part 2 course is for scaffolders who:
The CISRS Part 2 scaffolding course typically lasts 10 days and includes both practical and classroom-based training, followed by a CISRS assessment.
During the CISRS Part 2 course, you will learn how to:
After successfully completing CISRS Part 2 and passing the assessment, you can apply for the CISRS Scaffolder Card (Blue Card) once you have completed:
You must complete at least 6 months site experience after CISRS Part 1 before attending CISRS Part 2, and this experience must be recorded in your CISRS logbook.
The CISRS logbook is a record of your on-site scaffolding experience that must be completed between Part 1 and Part 2. It must be signed by your employer or supervisor and presented before attending the CISRS Part 2 course.
After completing CISRS Part 2, scaffolders typically work on:
CISRS Part 2 scaffolders working towards their Blue Card typically earn more than Part 1 scaffolders and labourers, with pay increasing further once the CISRS Scaffolder card is achieved.
You can take the CISRS Part 2 course at accredited CISRS training centres such as Safety & Access, with training centres located in Nottingham and Humberside.
You can book the CISRS Part 2 course online via the Safety & Access website, or contact the team directly to discuss course dates, funding options, and eligibility.