Health, Safety & Environment Test
The CSCS Test, also known as the CITB Health, Safety, and Environment Test, is a computer-based exam taken at registered testing centers. It includes multiple-choice questions covering health, safety, hazards relevant to your trade, behavioral case studies, and core knowledge.
Passing the CSCS Test is essential to qualify for a CSCS card and complete the application process. While not a legal requirement, most construction sites require a valid CSCS card to ensure workers have the necessary training and qualifications for safe and efficient work.
To increase your chances of passing on the first attempt, revision and practice are vital. You can use revision apps and official resources like the CITB revision book and mock test for comprehensive preparation.
The CSCS Test is valid for two years from the pass date. You have sufficient time to apply for your CSCS card within this period. If you fail to apply within two years, you will need to book and retake the test.
Some exemptions include holding a relevant NVQ or SVQ achieved in the past two years, having a SOLAS card, or applying for an apprentice card with completed health and safety courses.
Booking the Health, Safety, and Environment test is straightforward. Fill out the relevant information on the booking form online, and complete the application process. If you need assistance, you can contact us for support.
The level of the Health, Safety, and Environment test depends on the type of CSCS card you are applying for. During the online booking, you can easily select the appropriate test that matches your skills and trade.
The test duration is 45 minutes, comprising 50 questions. Quick and accurate responses are crucial to passing, as you must answer 47/50 questions correctly. Practice tests are available to help you manage the time effectively.
Failing the Health, Safety, and Environment test is not uncommon. You can retake the exam after a 72 hour waiting period. You have the option to rebook immediately, provided the new date falls after the 72 hour window.
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