CISRS appoints Kathryn Bowe as full-time Chair of the Quality Assurance Committee
The Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS), has appointed Kathryn Bowe as the full-time Chair of its Quality Assurance Committee, marking a significant step in the ongoing development of the scheme's governance and oversight framework.
With over 25 years of senior and executive-level HR leadership experience across a diverse range of sectors including hospitality, FMCG, health, financial services, housing and latterly City and Guilds Ltd. Kathryn brings extensive experience to the role of Chair of Quality Assurance Committee.
Adept at operating in regulated environments spanning both UK and global organisations with a strong track record in driving transformation, fostering innovation and delivering pragmatic sustainable people strategies.
Known for a down to earth and engaging approach, Kathryn is committed to creating environments that enable positive discourse, strong collaboration and constructive challenge, supporting positive action and effective solutions to complex issues at pace.
The Quality Assurance Committee plays a central role in maintaining the integrity and consistency of CISRS training and assessment standards across the UK and internationally. Kathryn's appointment as full-time Chair underlines the importance CISRS places on robust, independent quality assurance at the heart of everything it does.
Kathryn Bowe said: "I am delighted to be taking on this role at such an important time for CISRS and the wider scaffolding and access sector. Quality assurance is fundamental to the credibility of any training and competence scheme and I look forward to working with the committee and the broader CISRS team to ensure the highest possible standards are maintained and continuously improved."
Clive Dickin, Group CEO of NASC and CISRS, welcomed the appointment: "We are really pleased to welcome Kathryn to this important role. A full-time Chair for the Quality Assurance Committee reflects our commitment to governance and to the integrity of the CISRS scheme.
“Kathryn brings exactly the kind of focus and dedication this role requires, and CISRS looks forward to working with her as we continue to develop and strengthen CISRS for the benefit of the whole industry."
