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You’ve been invited because you carry out work for an NFRC CPS contractor. As part of the Scheme, they need a clear picture of who is carrying out their work, including the subcontractors and other businesses they work with.

Practical answers to help you understand the NFRC Competency Passport, complete your onboarding and manage the people and businesses carrying out work for you.

A step-by-step guide to setting up your NFRC Competency Passport and connecting your operatives and subcontractors.

Competence is at the core of carrying out roofing work safely, correctly and to the required standard. Find out how competence is assessed, how CPS supports you and how we're making it easier to manage and demonstrate your competence.

Are you an experienced roofing contractor thinking about your next step? If you’ve built up years of knowledge on-site and take pride in high standards of workmanship, a new opportunity could be waiting for you with the NFRC Competent Person Scheme

The Mandatory Technical Competencies (MTC) framework has now been published by the Building Safety Regulator. Find out what the new requirements mean for CPS contractors, and access the guidance and resources available to support you.

NFRC CPS welcomes the publication of the Building Safety Regulator's Mandatory Technical Competencies, marking a major step forward for competence across the roofing industry.

Our FAQs explain the Building Safety Regulator's new Mandatory Technical Competence (MTCs) requirements for roofing contractors, including what they are, who they apply to and what your business needs to do to remain compliant.

In our ongoing series, our Technical Compliance Manager, Trevor Atkinson, shares practical guidance on common areas of non-compliance identified during CPS inspections. This edition focuses on roofing felt and underlay, helping you choose the right product and install it correctly the first time.

NFRC CPS is introducing a new inspection management platform, Joblogic, to improve how inspections are scheduled, coordinated and monitored. This is the first in a series of tools designed to support the delivery of the new Mandatory Technical Competencies (MTC) framework.