Read the latest magazine Skills & Training Roof Training Group Members Gather for RoofCERT Talk 23 May 2019 MEMBERS OF the North West Roof Training Group gathered together yesterday (23 May 2019) for a formal talk on RoofCERT, the new roofing industry accreditation scheme. The Mercure Haydock Hotel played host to the event, at which 40 individuals heard directly from Richard Miller, National Federation of Roofing Contractors’ (NFRC) Manager of Quality and Standards. RoofCERT Talk During the presentation, Richard stressed that accreditation was for operatives and installers, not companies. He then went on to explain the scheme, which includes; a knowledge test specific to the roofing discipline(s), attendance at seven mandatory training courses, the VQ and Experienced Worker route and further, the need for CPD to keep operatives up to date and to renew their accreditation every three years. The presentation was followed by a mini-training session led by Charles Wilsoncroft, Executive Director HKA, on the provisions and requirements under the JCT16 suite of contracts, with regard to the party’s entitlements and liabilities to time and money. Titled “Delays, Damages, Disruption and Money”, delegates were left in no doubt that their top priority must be “record, record and record.” >> Read more about RoofCERT in the news Previous article Avonside Group Announces Acquisition of Mid-Kent RoofingNext article RIBA President Responds to Theresa May’s Resignation Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +4 2 November 2026 Roofing Merchant Welcomes New Manager to Support Solar Training Careers +3 2 November 2026 Trade Week Initiative Puts Skilled Trades in the Spotlight Apprenticeships +3 21 October 2026 Construction Jobs Plan Published to Strengthen Skills Pipeline Apprenticeships +3 20 October 2026 Roofers Need Level 3 for Supervisory Progression say Roofing Tutors Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 127 November – December 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch