Our office will be closed for the August bank holiday weekend. You can still complete your course and test online and will receive your provisional test result, but we cannot guarantee certificates within our usual 24 hour timeframe.
We are pleased to announce that the Safe2Site Online Course now has the full approval of the Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS). You can use it to cost-effectively and easily apply for, or renew, your ECS Electrical Labourer Card.
If you’re entering the electrical industry in a support capacity, this card is essential. It demonstrates that you’ve completed the required training and assessment to safely support electricians and other qualified tradespeople on site.
First time in the industry or doing an ECS Card Renewal, our course offers a rapid, flexible, and industry-recognised route to certification.
This card resides in the JIB (Joint Industry Board) grading system and demonstrates you are meeting the health and safety standards the industry demands. Therefore, having this card is generally a prerequisite for success when completing an ECS Card application.
This card fits into the JIB (Joint Industry Board) grading system and demonstrates that you are higher than the health and safety requirements of the industry. Therefore, holding this card is rather an imperative to successfully pass an ECS Card application.
We divide the process into an easy and straightforward process. You can do most of it from home, thus you save both money and time.
First, visit the Safe2Site website and buy the ECS Electrical Labourer Card Course. The instant your payment is made, we send your login details straight to your email address.
You then have access to approximately three hours of interactive instruction. Since the course is self-study, you can arrange it around your own needs. After you complete it, you can take the multiple-choice test whenever you want, day or night. We provide you with your results instantly and give you your certificate in 24 hours.
Then you need to pass the Health, Safety & Environmental Test. You book this directly with ECS and it currently costs £55.80. This is sat at an approved centre and ensures you are competent to the standard required for electrical site work.
Finally, submit your ECS Card application together with your training certificate to ECS. The initial card is £55.80, and ECS Card renewal is £45.
These are the steps that should be followed in order and to get your ECS Electrical Labourer Card efficiently and without unnecessary postponement.
ECS Approval – Our training meets the exact standards required for the ECS Electrical Labourer Card.
Full Flexibility – Complete the course whenever and wherever it suits you.
Quick Turnaround – We issue certificates within 24 hours of passing.
Expert Content – Developed by professionals with real-world electrical industry experience.
User-Friendly Learning – Study on your phone, tablet, or computer without technical difficulties.
In addition, our pricing is transparent, so you know exactly what you’re paying for from the start.
1. For how long is the card valid?
The card is valid for five years, after which you should apply for an ECS Card renewal.
2. Is it possible for me to work as an electrician using this card?
No. The card is only allowed for working in supporting, non-qualified roles.
3. Do I need experience first?
Not at all. You can do the course and test without previous electrical experience.
4. Is the ECS HS&E test identical to the CSCS test?
Yes, but the ECS test is slightly more health and safety specific to the electrical industry.
5. Can I do the entire process online?
You can do the Safe2Site test and training entirely online. But you must sit the ECS HS&E test in person at an accredited test centre.
If you want to work safely, gain industry recognition, and open the door to new job prospects, the ECS Electrical Labourer Card is your passport.
Take the first step today – Buy the Safe2Site ECS Electrical Labourer Card Course and become site-ready today.
Disclaimer: This guide gives general information. For the most up-to-date requirements, always refer to the official ECS website.