What cards do groundworkers usually need?
Requirements vary by contractor and site, but groundworkers are commonly asked for role-specific cards, site access evidence and any task-specific training listed on the job advert.
Construction jobs by role
Groundworkers support foundations, drainage, roads, civils and external works on construction projects. Find live groundworker jobs, check common card requirements and get your digital Site Passport ready before you apply.
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Site-readiness
Requirements vary by contractor, site and task. Use this as guidance, then confirm the exact list before booking training or attending induction.
CSCS cards are commonly requested for general site access and many UK construction roles.
Manual handling is commonly recommended for site roles involving lifting, carrying and moving materials.
Street Works or NRSWA evidence may be required for highway, pavement and utilities work.
Confined spaces training may be required for chambers, tanks, sewers, ducts and restricted access work.
FAQ
Requirements vary by contractor and site, but groundworkers are commonly asked for role-specific cards, site access evidence and any task-specific training listed on the job advert.
Some employers allow applications when a requirement is preferred rather than mandatory. Always check the job details and use your Site Passport to see missing or expired cards before applying.
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