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The **Gold CSCS Card – Supervisor** is a construction-specific UK card that certifies that the cardholder has the skills, qualifications, and experience to oversee work on a building site. The card is normally intended for persons occupying supervisory positions such as supervisors, foremen, or team leaders. The applicant needs to meet certain conditions in order to receive this card.

### Eligibility Requirements:
1. **Supervisor Role:** You must already be in or have experience in a supervisory role on a construction site.

2. **Qualification:** You need to hold a relevant Level 3 qualification in a construction-related subject. This could be:
– NVQ Level 3 in a construction discipline (e.g., site supervision).
– Equivalent qualifications (for example, a City & Guilds Level 3 in site supervision).

3. **Health, Safety, and Environment Test:** You are required to pass the **Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) test**. This test checks your knowledge of health and safety legislation and procedures in the construction sector.

### Steps to Achieve a Gold CSCS Card – Supervisor:
1. **Obtain a Relevant Qualification:** Get an NVQ Level 3 in site supervision or a similar qualification in a relevant discipline.
2. **Pass the Health, Safety, and Environment Test:** You need to pass the CSCS Health, Safety, and Environment test for supervisors. This is a test exclusive to supervisors.

3. **Apply for the Card:** When you have achieved the requirements, you can apply for the Gold CSCS Card. You will have to send your qualification and test results to CSCS.

4. **Get Your Card:** Provided all is well, you’ll be awarded the Gold CSCS Card, which has a 5-year validity. You’ll need to renew the card by satisfying the current qualification and testing standards.

Advantages:
– The Gold CSCS Card is an endorsement of your ability in the construction sector and your capacity to supervise safely.
– It boosts your credibility with employers, contractors, and clients.
– It’s usually a necessity to be able to work on most construction sites in the UK.