Skills Assessors – Collecting Evidence
Your candidates will collect evidence throughout their assessments via observation, questioning and more than likely other sources too.

Your candidates will collect evidence throughout their assessments via observation, questioning and more than likely other sources too.
Assessing a Candidate’s performance through 3 activities needs pre-planning and organising.
MTCS managing director Richard Warburton and friends have undertaken a 30-mile walk through the heart of the English Lake District to raise both funds and awareness for a very worthy cause.
Smart use of everyday technology and applications makes it possible to undertake live competence assessments when working remotely or offshore, or record video and audio as part of your evidence.
The final stage of your Individual Competence Assessment (ICA) evidence requirements, includes the mandatory Offshore Survival and Medical Certificates.
The MTCS Individual Competence Assessment (ICA) requires you to provide a ‘Record of Work’ as evidence to support the information you have provided.
Within the MTCS Individual Competence Assessment (ICA), as part of the evidence requirements, we require you to provide Appraisals to support the information you have provided.
Can traditional ways of working still have a place in maritime, offshore, subsea and rewnewables sectors, and where does this sit with competence?
A Skills Assessor plays an integral part in the continuous professional development of personnel working in the highly specialised and safety critical roles in the diverse maritime industries that MTCS support.
As part of our continued growth, MTCS are delighted to welcome Jade Pawson to our team at our Head Office here in the English Lake District.