...And this,i feel ,is part of the problem concerning the quoting of qualifications and governing bodies. A lot of folk will not be impressed with a quals No. unless they know WHEN you did it. Which may,or may not be fair. The CITB is a case in point,regarding confusion of this nature.
At its instigation,it was a "benchmark" stated qual,then over the years,areas covered extended,card titles changed yearly,and the courses got handed out to third party instructing companies,to the point where,in the plant job,any dude with a yard and machine,could hand cards out.
We see this developing now with the 2391 "snobbery",where folk don't just want to know IF you hold it,but when and how you got it. This is natural,and i am by no means excluding myself,from these reactions.
So,does a "menu" list of a chaps credentials tell me all about him? No. Would a 20 minute chat,over a cup of tea?....i reckon so...a mans got to know his limitations...:icon12: