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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SCAFFOLDERS RECORD SCHEME

CAP 609
Revised January 2011

General InformatIon Booklet

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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SCAFFOLDERS RECORD SCHEME

CAP 609
Revised January 2011

General InformatIon Booklet

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CONSTRUCTION SKILLS CERTIFICATION SCHEME AFFILIATED

CISRS General Information Booklet

Published by: Construction Industry Scaffolder’s Record Scheme (CISRS) First published 1978 Revised 1986 Revised 1988 Revised 1993

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