There are different types of test and the one that is right for you depends on your occupation and the qualifications you hold. Please make sure that you sit the correct test as completing the wrong one will delay your CSCS card application. Simply enter your occupation or qualification into Card Finder and follow the steps on the screen. You can book the test from the CITB website. If the person taking the test needs additional support e.
Revision materials are available from most high street and online booksellers or the CITB website. Hi just scored 45 out of 50 i would have scored 48 but due to not reading question properly i answered incorrect. So people remember to read questions twice before answering And good luck. Yet when it comes to doing a health and safety pre-attendance test for a gas engineering college course, no such luck.
My concern is why is it a recommendation? Is it safe practice or not? Yay or nay, black or white. Which test takes place after training course? Is it this one? Well i cant believe that I have just got 50 out of 50 Questions for the test. Not bad for a person who has never even seen A construction site in action not a let worked In one….. Great web site thanks to all that provided. Lets hope I can do as good on the real one. Never stepped on a site before.
On my second go I got I will definitely run this test a few times before my real one. Most questions are straight forward and answers themselves. Thank you for the chance to do this test and learning some news. Regards from HUN. Passed today,48 out of 50,need now to apply for the new card, skilled operative category.
Large drink for me I think tonight. Had I read one of the questions a second time properly it would have been Easy to do when steaming along. Some questions require 2 correct answers for a full point, if you mark down one correct answer and one incorrect one it will not count as a full point. Good site to have. Just booked my husband on the test tomorrow, so I had a look for test materials to help him revise.
Took the test, got Not too upset as not in the trade! Iv never workd on sit but my boyfriend does. It appears to be mostly common sense. Pretty pleased with my results. These tests are a great way of preparing for the real thing but can you tell me why i might have got 49 out of 50 with no incorrect answers?
Every answer had a green tick, two where appropriate…. Some questions require multiple correct answers in order to get a full point for that question. If you select one correct and one incorrect answer, the question gets marked as incorrect. But it said that the correct one is B and D. So the answer is B and D. Hope this helps. Test is at 11 today so hopefully pass. Ill keep practising. Thought id try this mock in order to better it but instead i scored 47, so there you go..
Housewife age 50 never worked anywhere near building site got 45 correct no revision …just curious about the questions as my sons wanting to book the test.. They are designed to test your knowledge of site health and safety. Read the question and if there is one obvious answer to you, then that is the answer.
The only knowledge you will need is probably signage and fire extinguisher colours. Good luck. Although, they were the same questions so memory carried me through. Not done a cscs test for a few years , after panicking , I completed this mock test just to brush up , 49 out of 50!! This was really helpful and encourage others to mock test themselves , it did wonders for my confidence. Need practice with fire extinguishers!! Well last did this on june 8th took my test on the 18th june and passed still waiting for my card though????
Bummer anyway just tried this test again the first time since the 8th and got 49 out of Just done the test got 47 out of 50 should of got another one right not concentrating enough test in the next week still pretty happy coz not used the brain for a while and after all your brains a muscle so the more you use it the better it performs. I was worried about the fire extinguisher part of it too, I sat here for two days going over them, but when I took the test I was only asked one question that was fire related, and that was what do you do when you discover a fire..
Just used both common sense and read the questions carefully. Really shocked that people on this forum who work in this industry for years get less than 48!!!! I am doing the proper one on Wednesday.. First time for a 62 year old coming back to England after 9 years, by it has all changed, but 45 out of 50 not bad.
I did it without revising. Fire is the only one where you have to know the answers. The rest is common sense. I have some problem with the language. Do you know if the test is set in other languages? I would be grateful if you would let me know? I have worked as a building contractor since I was 22yrs old. I am now 66yrs old and this is the first time that I have ever taken this test I scored 42 out of Will try harder.
What is the pass mark does anybody know for sure? Thanks for any help. Im going on test this saturday and when im doing this test im geting 47 — 49 its will be hard for me?
Like they gonna give me different questions? It has been a few years since I put my old brain through this kind of torment, however, having been around for a long time helped and I am happy with 49 out of Learn from mistakes and keep at it.
First time taking this test and I got 43 out of I feel chuffed at my score. Maybe I should do the test for real.
Then the shorter questions 13 out of 13 ,15 out of 15 and so on ,i criss cross and zig zag and do attempt different questions as you never know whats going to come up so hopefully when i go to sit the test ill be ready , get in get done so if i wanna get it on come on practice makes perfect and perfect gets good results……. I work in an office and did this in my lunch break as one of my co-workers said their son was doing it. Seemed to be common sense or maybe I have missed my vocation…. Very,very helpful..
Its easy if u take out 2 answers that look different and look at the 2 that can be got my test today. If you find it hard, just go over the questions you find the toughest, learn it, then go again, making sure you remember it. Easiest test in the world. Failed my test as did not revise before at all never done before this can catch you out although majority of it is common sense depends what questions u get I suppose.
I got fifty out of fifty today I have got my test today so hope to do well in it and pass a good CSCS mock test though I have been doing them for the last two weeks they are great. Got my test on saturday, never worked on a site before but have been offered a job.
Need to get my head down tomorrow and do a little revision though. This is a great website for getting a good feel of what the test would be like. What a good site and great resource for people wanting to learn what to expect on the cscs.
Your definitely right there. Look out for the must nots and must. That can easily catch you out when your fast answering so you can catch the McDonald breakfast Pmsl. And the same question worded slightly different to catch you out guessing the answers. Just look and listen.
Having worked on a building site for 40 years and never sat a test pleased to say I got 50 out of 50 just common sense questions. Chuffed to bits really. There were a couple of questions that threw me a bit but I did external research based on the questions in these tests.
Well its 6 years since I sat test got 45 out of 50 surely this is a pass not bad for 71 year old need it for part time couple of weeks work, yes very different from 6 years ago regards. Well done peeps. Hi is this an up to date mock test of the questions that will be asked please?
I work on aircraft both fixed and rotary wing every two years I have to do my human factors, fuel tank safety and EWIS, have to pay myself and get the certificates. Worked in the royal naval dockyard Portsmouth for BAE Systems on Corvettes did working from heights, confined space, etc never got given one certificate. Have also worked trains, site work, prototype cars basically anything to do with sheet metal work and have to do a new course on every job.
One thing in aircraft is the courses should be done in English. They have to be learnt. I scored 43 having never worked on a site or taken a test previously. Got 39 ouf 50 not bad what is the pass rate now. Last time i done cscs was Your email address will not be published. The CSCS work at height mock test below features 32 random CSCS test questions for those preparing to take their specialist work at height test in As you would expect, the supervisor test will not be as easy as the operatives test because of the added responsibilities attached to the supervisory role.
Most of the questions in […]. Safety signs are broken down into different colour categories, these are as follow: Blue safety signs — Blue safety signs are used […].
The CSCS revision notes below aims to highlight some of the key points you will need to revise in order to pass your test in Anyone working regularly with hand-held power tools and equipment, or anyone required to control vibrating workpieces undergoing any form of grinding or machine processing, must be aware that these and similar activities put operatives at a […].
Electrical safety is covered by the Electricity at Work Regulations which say employers have a responsibility to ensure all work which involves the use of electricity is done safely. According to the law, these appliances […]. Tackle the fire if safe and trained to do so. Operate the nearest fire alarm. Call the fire brigade. Exit the building immediately using the nearest lift. Report it to your supervisor immediately. Keep on working and report it at the end of your shift. It's not your responsibility to report this.
Stay away from that area. Speak to your supervisor and inform him about your concerns. Give them lots of water before they start working. Tell them to sit in the canteen for an hour before starting work. Give them coffee before they start working. Take a few sick days and rest.
There is nothing that you can do. The damage is permanent and cannot be undone. Have your doctor or employer arrange a hearing test for you. Place cotton wads in your ears to prevent any future damage. Stop toxic gas from forming at the bottom of the trench. Prevent the sides of the trench from collapsing. Stop rainwater from running into the trench. Prevent people from falling into the trench.
When does your employer need to provide a first-aid box? When the total number of employees exceeds Every site should be equipped with a first-aid box regardless of the number of employees. Use a rock or a piece of wood to wedge the wheels and stop them from moving. Carry on using it only if the floor is level. Do not use it. Ask a colleague to hold the tower while you work.
Continue working and see how many coins you can find. Stop all activity and alert your supervisor to your discovery. Hide the coins to avoid any delays that could be caused by the need for an archaeological investigation.
Don't tell anyone about your discovery and keep the coins. Pull the nail out immediately otherwise the foot will get infected. Leave the nail in as it will help to reduce the bleeding.
Pull the nail out and run the foot under hot water. Pull the nail out. Try to make the necessary repairs yourself. Report it to your supervisor at the end of the day.
Continue working and wait for it to be identified at the next inspection. Transport all present species to your site office. Avoid doing any work during breeding season. Only conduct work using manually operated machinery. Only conduct work during night-time hours. Use lifting equipment. Disperse your items into smaller loads. Learn proper lifting and carrying techniques. Carry as much items as possible to get the task completed faster.
Prohibition notices are given to equipment that:. Only skilled workers can use. Only managers can use. Only supervisors can use. Try to protect your colleagues by saying as little as possible. Ask your supervisor what to say. Say exactly what you saw.
Try to use the fire extinguisher and see how it goes. Search the building for your supervisor and let him know. Do not use the fire extinguisher and go to your fire assembly point immediately. Use the closest lift to exit the building. Try to figure it out as you go along. Watch what other drivers are doing and give it a go. Have a colleague show you what to do. Inform your supervisor that you are not trained to drive it. Use a protective ramp to cover the cable. Use spare wood or scaffold boards to cover the cable.
Ensure that you use yellow tape to wrap it as this would make it visible to drivers. What does the health and safety sign below mean?
No industrial vehicles allowed beyond this area. No manual lifting should be done in this area. Industrial vehicles are moving about.
Only trained staff are allowed beyond this area. Continue working until the job is finished. Ask your supervisor to adjust the date on the permit.
Give the permit to the next shift. Leave the confined space before the permit expires. Class B. Class F. Class A. Class D. If you turn up to work under the influence of drugs. If you turn up to work without your driving licence. If you turn up to work under the influence of alcohol. If you turn up to work 1 hour late. All of these answers.
Buried services are present. Water is present at the bottom of the trench. There is a risk of the sides falling in, regardless of how deep it is.
Prescribe and give you medicines to help you recover. Bandage your cuts or wounds. Perform CPR. Find your supervisor and inform him on the matter. Notify the trained rescue team immediately. Have your colleagues lower you into the man hole so you can assist. Leave the site and go home. Put on ear defenders to block out the noise. Continue working — the lorry will move eventually.
Leave the trench immediately. Continue working — this is normal. It tells you the fire alarm is located here. It tells you to assemble here if there's a fire. It tells you that the fire hose reel is located here. It tells you the fire exit is located here. A full metal shovel. A metal shovel and rubber gloves. A jack hammer. An insulated shovel or spade. Feeding your finding. Reporting your finding. Destroying the habit. Removing your finding. Photographing your finding.
Why are site inductions important? It gives you the opportunity to meet the site manager and supervisors. It allows you to have a look around at the work site. The work site health and safety rules are discussed during the site induction. It gives you the opportunity to formally meet your colleagues. It eliminates the need for expensive lifting equipment. It allows you to work faster. It reduces the risk of injuries. It allows you to lift heavier loads.
You can safely use it without PPE. Only a supervisor can use it. You have to mix it with water before using. You can have an allergic reaction to it. Suffering from skin abrasions. Being crushed if the sides are not supported. Breathing in hazardous dust from the ground. Get someone to call the emergency services immediately. Take them to the site office. Place them on their side in the recovery position. Give them some painkillers. Make sure that the flow of water is adjusted correctly.
Pour water onto a surface before you begin cutting. Ask a co-worker to stand next to you and pour water directly onto your workspace. Make certain that you are using as much water as possible. Hard hat. Go early to the exam. Put together a plan.
How much is a CSCS test ? How many times can you take the CSCS exam? There are no limits to the number of times a candidate may attempt an exam.
Candidates that failed only one section of the CSCS exam, only need to retake the failed section. The operatives level test is the minimum requirement but CSCS will also accept a number of the specialist tests. Pass the Health safety and environment test. Review the Exam Prerequisites including the requirement of a bachelors degree.
Review Exam Content Description booklet. What are the green CSCS card requirements? What does the CSCS card test involve? CSCS card test. The purpose of the CSCS test is to assess a candidate's knowledge of health and safety as it relates to the construction industry and the surrounding environment.
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