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FAQ
What training
can I claim for on my TP2?
Can I claim for informal training i.e. where staff have developed
skills but not attended a formal course?
How do I
submit a Training Plan to CITB?
Do I need to take a Health and safety Test if I am applying for my
CSCS card under the industry accreditation route?
If I want to get my existing staff qualified to NVQ level where do I
start?
Understanding Acronyms
Q: What
training can I claim for on my TP2?
A: Claim for all training that you have
undertaken within the year even if it did not appear on your TP1 for
that year. As long as you do not try and claim for more days
than that
in your original claim and also you must have evidence that you have
attended or carried out the training.
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Q: Can I claim for informal training i.e. where staff have developed
skills but not attended a formal course?
A: Yes, as long as you can provide evidence that
the training has been carried out and signed by the trainer and
trainee.
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Q: How do I
submit a Training Plan to CITB?
A: If you have never completed a Training Plan
before, contact the
Training Officer and she will give you some guidance in
relation to creating a training plan and thinking about the needs of
your workforce.
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Q: Do I need to take a Health and Safety Test if I am applying for
my CSCS card under the industry accreditation route?
A: Yes, unless you are
exempt (e.g. hold a Site Safety Management 5 year certificate) this
is to ensure that you are up to date with current Health and Safety
knowledge and practice.
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Q: If I want to get my existing staff qualified to NVQ level where
do I start?
A: One of the best
and most effective ways is to use the OSAT process, this process
will allow you to carry out a skills assessment against the NVQ, you
may find that your staff already meet the standard and can show
their competence at the relevant level. If gaps are identified a
development plan will be put in place and there will be a commitment
from the Assessor/Employer and Employee to provide evidence and
undertake and relevant training. For further information please
contact the CITB OSAT co-ordinator for our area –
paul.beharrell@ctib.co.uk
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