CSCS cards
Members and affiliates can apply for CSCS cards to prove professional status whilst on site.
Becoming part of the Architectural Technology community can help you get ahead with a number of benefits and a range of opportunities.
Read on to find out more.
Your CIAT credentials are a recognition of your skills and competence within the discipline of Architectural Technology, with the ACIAT designation for Associate members.
For Chartered Members, Chartered Architectural Technologist, MCIAT is a globally recognised standard of excellence and benchmarks your knowledge, experience and professionalism.
Registration with CIAT offers you the chance to attend CPD events locally and virtually through our AT CPD Register, as well as events held by your Region/Centre, to help you maintain high levels of professionalism and develop your technical and professional knowledge.
You can also receive specialist support via MentorMatchMe and The AT Knowledge Exchange.
Engage with your peers and fellow professionals. Make new contacts, exchange ideas and expand your professional and social networks.
Network in your designated Region/Centre with fellow members, affiliates and built environment professionals at numerous events like our annual AT Awards, with opportunities to get directly involved with the Institute at Regional, national and international levels.
Demonstrate your commitment to the highest professional and ethical standards in Architectural Technology. Being a part of CIAT demonstrates to clients, colleagues and employers that they are in safe hands.
Receive our free quarterly magazine AT Journal, the only journal in the UK dedicated to the discipline of Architectural Technology, weekly e-newsletter AT Weekly and aspiration magazine, the e-magazine for students and early career professionals, to be kept in the loop with all things AT and CIAT.
Have a voice to enhance legislation and regulation, while contributing to the operation of your Institute.
Drive the industry forward and continually improve practises in the discipline of Architectural Technology.
CIAT is one of 24 professional institutions licensed by the Society for the Environment to register individual members as Chartered Environmentalists (CEnv).
The Society for the Environment is the leading co-ordinating body in environmental matters and is a pre-eminent champion of a sustainable environment with over 9000 Chartered Environmentalists internationally.
The CIAT Conservation Register identifies Chartered Architectural Technologists competent in the conservation of historical buildings and their surroundings. Suitability for the Register is based upon a technical assessment of a candidate's portfolio followed by a formal interview.
CIAT-Accredited Conservationists are recognised by the principal heritage funding bodies such as Historic England, Historic Scotland, Northern Ireland Environment Agency, Cadw (the Welsh Government's historic environment service) and The Heritage Lottery fund for its members to act as lead consultants on grant/fund aided projects.
CIAT runs an online mentoring scheme for use by all members and affiliates, which allows experienced members and affiliates to act as mentors and assist other members and affiliates in a variety of areas by providing a range of support, advice, and guidance. The platform also encourages e-learning and supports a wide range of learning activities and development resources.
Members and affiliates can apply for CSCS cards to prove professional status whilst on site.
Members and affiliates of CIAT are eligible for a TOTUM Professionals membership, a closed group discount membership.
A retirement planning tool for members and affiliates of CIAT.
If your career or interest is within Architectural Technology, then joining the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT) is your essential next step.