CITB HS&E test
10 guides in this section.
How to Get a CSCS Card: Which CITB Test You Need
Which CITB test do I need? Use this checklist to work out whether to look at Operatives, Specialist or Managers and Professionals, then confirm with CSCS.
CITB Test Pass Mark: What 90% (45 out of 50) Means
The CITB test pass mark explained: 90% means at least 45 out of 50 correct. Learn to convert practice scores to percentages and what they do not prove.
CITB Health and Safety Test Revision: A Preparation Checklist
A CITB test preparation checklist: confirm your test type, read the official information, practise under time and review mistakes.
CITB Test Topics: The Five Operatives Knowledge Areas
CITB test topics explained: the five Operatives knowledge areas, how each links to HSE construction guidance, and how to study them.
Who Needs the CITB Test? Check If It Applies to You
Who needs the CITB test? A plain guide for construction workers on when the HS&E test comes up, what it is not, and where to check.
What Is a CSCS Card and Where the CITB Test Fits
How the CITB test and CSCS card relate: CITB runs the HS&E test, CSCS issues the card and sets its rules. Passing alone is not a card.
CITB Managers and Professionals Test Explained: Figures and Route
The CITB Managers and Professionals test explained: what CITB's page says, why it is a separate route from Operatives, and how to check you are on the right one.
CITB Operatives Test Format: 50 Questions, 45 Minutes
The CITB Operatives test format explained: 50 questions, 45 minutes and a 90% pass mark, and what each number means for you.
CITB Specialist Test Explained: What It Adds to Operatives
The CITB Specialist test explained: how it builds on the Operatives topics, who should check whether they need it, and why this site covers Operatives only.
What Is a CITB Test? A Plain-English Guide to the HS&E Test
What is a CITB test? A plain-English guide to the HS&E test, its three types, the Operatives numbers and how it differs from a CSCS card.