Credit-point licence in construction: what it is and how it works | archim
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Credit-point licence
The credit-point licence is the document certifying that a construction worker has acquired the required training credits, mandatory for accessing certain sites or public contracts.
Updated 3 September 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is Credit-point licence?
The credit-point licence is the document certifying that a construction worker has acquired the required training credits, mandatory for accessing certain sites or public contracts.
Key points
- •Each worker must accumulate a set number of training credits within a defined period.
- •Courses must be recognised by the sector's social partners.
- •The licence expiry must be monitored like any other site document.
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In practice
- •Each worker must accumulate a set number of training credits within a defined period.
- •Courses must be recognised by the sector's social partners.
- •The licence expiry must be monitored like any other site document.
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How archim handles it
- •Stores the licence expiry date for each worker.
- •Warns you in advance when credits are about to expire or are missing.
- •Links the expiry to the project for quick verification when assigning crews.
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