CSCS card level, checked at the gate not just at onboarding
Card type and expiry re-verified live before placement, matched to the actual level a site’s induction requires — not assumed current from screening.
Construction is unforgiving of a stale compliance record in a specific way: a CSCS card, a plant operator certification, or a right-to-work status can all lapse between screening and the actual start date — and a site induction will either refuse entry outright, or worse, let someone through who shouldn’t be there. The dual-checkpoint model checks again on the day, not just at onboarding.
Construction staffing spans everything from general labour to specialist trades to plant operators — each carrying a different card, certification, or scheme requirement, and each policed differently at the site gate. SOS Global Recruitment’s construction configuration is built for the agency supplying across some or all of these simultaneously: sourcing from your own consented candidate base, screening against role-specific compliance items, and re-verifying live before every placement starts.
The underlying pipeline is identical to every other sector we serve — with construction-specific compliance items configured into the screening and placement-day checkpoints. See the full eight-stage process
Card type and expiry re-verified live before placement, matched to the actual level a site’s induction requires — not assumed current from screening.
Operator certification for specific plant and machinery categories confirmed current, so a placement never rests on a card that quietly expired.
Construction Industry Scheme status checked and applied correctly for every placement, avoiding the tax and liability exposure of a misclassified contractor.
Right-to-work status re-verified live, with CITB and site-specific H&S induction currency tracked to actual expiry — not an annual assumption.
A worker placed without current liability cover — theirs or the contractor’s — turns a site incident into an uninsured claim. Cover status is checked alongside CSCS and CIS, closing a gap most agencies only discover after something’s gone wrong.
Agree the decision requirements and approved sources.
Identify what is evidenced and what still needs resolution.
Keep a named person accountable for what progresses.
Return to the agreed placement-critical items before start.
The construction rule set above is a starting brief. A discovery conversation with your compliance and operations lead confirms which sources, checks and refresh points apply to your workflow before anything is treated as live.
We’ll walk through exactly which compliance items we check for your specific trades and certifications, and how re-verification integrates with your current CRM.