What cards do plumbers need?
Plumbers are commonly asked for evidence such as CSCS / site access, IPAF where powered access is used, Working at Height. The exact list depends on the contractor, site and task.
Construction card requirements
Plumbers support pipework, plant rooms, fit-out and mechanical installation work. Check the common cards, training and site-readiness evidence plumbers may need before applying for construction jobs.
Site-readiness
Requirements vary by contractor, site and task. Use this as guidance, then confirm the exact list before booking training or attending induction.
Use this page as a starting point, not a final approval. Contractors can ask for extra evidence depending on site risk, method statements, equipment, location and client rules.
CSCS cards are commonly requested for general site access and many UK construction roles.
IPAF is commonly requested for powered access work, MEWPs, scissor lifts and boom lifts.
Asbestos awareness may be requested for refurbishment, demolition, maintenance and older building work.
Confined spaces training may be required for chambers, tanks, sewers, ducts and restricted access work.
Next steps
FAQ
Plumbers are commonly asked for evidence such as CSCS / site access, IPAF where powered access is used, Working at Height. The exact list depends on the contractor, site and task.
Many sites ask for CSCS or equivalent site access evidence, but some trades use specialist cards. Always check the job advert and site requirements.
Create a SubbHubb Site Passport to store your cards, track expiry dates and check whether your credentials match job requirements.