Street Works · THIRSK & YORKSHIRE
NRSWA Reassessment
Reassessment and exam preparation for qualified street works operatives and supervisors.
COURSE OVERVIEW
NRSWA REASSESSMENT TRAINING IN YORKSHIRE
Reassessment and exam preparation for qualified street works operatives and supervisors. Tell us the work you do and the experience of your team, and we can help you choose a suitable training or assessment route at our Thirsk centre or at your workplace.
NRSWA Street Works Reassessment & Renewal in Yorkshire
Street works qualifications are renewed at the individual certificate level. Reassessment is intended for qualified operatives and supervisors who need to renew existing units rather than repeat every original practical assessment.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Identify operative or supervisor certificates due for renewal
- Check individual unit expiry dates rather than assuming one card date
- Prepare for the relevant reassessment units
- Understand the next steps for updating registration records
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Existing NRSWA qualification holders approaching expiry or checking renewal requirements.
Qualification route: Operative and supervisor street works qualifications are separate. Individual certificates usually need renewing at five-year intervals. We can discuss the appropriate units and assessments.
TRAINING IN THIRSK & ACROSS YORKSHIRE
Plant & Safety Training Yorkshire Ltd is based at Thirsk Rural Business Centre, North Yorkshire. We welcome individuals and employer groups across Yorkshire and the North East. Course venues, assessment arrangements, certification, prices and dates are confirmed before booking.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS COURSE
When do street works qualifications expire?
In England, individual street works certificates generally last five years. A newer style SWQR card may have no single overall expiry date.
Must I renew all my units at the same time?
No. Expiry dates can vary by certificate. Check your qualifications before choosing reassessment units.
Is the reassessment practical or theory-based?
Government guidance describes reassessment for renewal as a theoretical assessment, distinct from initial theory and practical assessment.