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How to Set Project-specific Certifications
How to Set Project-specific Certifications

Set project-specific Certifications using this step-by-step guide for customizing certification management to your project's needs.

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Written by Gilad Goldman
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Step 1: Accessing the Settings Page

1.1 Open the BuildPass application and log in to your account.

1.2 Once logged in, navigate to the settings page. You can usually find the settings option in the top right corner of the screen.

Step 2: Selecting Projects

2.1 On the settings page, locate the option to choose projects. Click on this option to proceed.

Step 3: Adding a Project

3.1 In the projects section, find the specific project for which you want to set the project-specific certifications. For example, let's say the project is located at 10 Kansley Street.

3.2 Add the project by entering the relevant details, such as the project name or location.

Step 4: Editing the Project

4.1 Once you have added the project, you will be redirected to the project's edit page. 4.2 Scroll down to the bottom of the edit page until you find the section for required certifications. This is where you can specify the certifications that are mandatory for workers on this project.

Step 5: Adding Required Certifications

5.1 Identify the specific certifications that you want to mandate for the project. In this example, we want to add the "working with children's check" certifications.

5.2 Enter the certification name or select it from a predefined list of available certifications.
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5.3 Take note that any certification you add in this section will be required for every worker who joins the project.

Step 6: Save the Changes

6.1 After adding the required certification(s), click on the "Save" button to apply the changes.
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6.2 The project-specific certifications have now been set successfully. These certifications will be mandatory for all workers associated with the selected project.

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