The ISCVE Sound Engineer ECS card scheme matches the requirements of the CSCS scheme, in that it is compulsory that all participants must hold an up-to-date health & safety qualification in order to be awarded with a card. This is designed to prevent accidents and to promote safety and quality of work.

However, to hold an ISCVE Sound Engineer ECS card you must pass the ECS H&S assessment. Unfortunately, the ECS scheme does not allow the ISCVE to accept a CSCS H&S assessment. The ECS H&S test is specifically designed to meet the basic H&S requirements of electrotechnical personnel.

Those who successfully pass the ECS H&S assessment will be awarded with an ECS H&S Certificate which can then be used to obtain an ISCVE Sound Engineer ECS card within two years of passing the assessment.

This ISCVE ECS Health & Safety event is open to ISCVE Members Only (non-ISCVE members can Apply for Membership here) and will be held at:

Wigwam Acoustics
Phoenix Close Industrial Estate
Green Lane
Heywood
OL10 2JG