CSCS Mock Test for Operatives
by admin in CSCS Mock Test | 22 CommentsSite operatives preparing to take the CSCS test will need to prove that they’re competent in carrying out their tasks safely by passing the CITB Health Safety and Environment test.
The CSCS operative test focuses on a few core health and safety topics and just like the CSCS mock test below you’ll be asked a series of basic health and safety questions and you must choose the most appropriate answer.
In this CSCS mock exam we’ll be looking into areas such as manual handling, PPE, fire extinguishers and health and safety signs. These are all core topics covered in the real CSCS test and everyone especially site operatives must have basic knowledge about these topics.
Some questions will require a single answer and some will require multiple answers, questions that require multiple answers will have a green reminder next to them. All answers to this mock exam will be revealed at the end of the test.
1. The health and safety sign below is used to indicate:
a. Fire hose location
b. Fire assembly location
c. Fire extinguisher location
d. Fire alarm point
2. What should you do if you discover a child wondering around on a construction site?
a. Escort the child to safety immediately
b. Just ignore it as it’s not your problem
c. Find your supervisor and report it
d. Find your site manager and report it
3. What does the health and safety sign below mean?
a. Dangerous to the environment
b. Hot liquid
c. Corrosive
d. Irritant
4. What does the health and safety sign below mean?
a. Dangerous to the environment
b. No fishing in this area
c. Do not dump refuse here
d. Protected wildlife area
5. If high visibility clothing is needed to carry out your work, who should provide this?
a. Your employer needs to provide it then have the cost deducted from your wages
b. Your local job centre will provide this
c. Your employer needs to provide this
d. You need to buy your own
6. To help prevent injuries caused by manual handling you should do all the following EXCEPT:
a. Learn proper lifting and carrying techniques
b. Use lifting equipment
c. Disperse your items into smaller loads
d. Carry as much items as possible to get the task completed faster
7. Class B fires are fires involving all of the following except? Choose two answers.
a. Kerosene
b. Propane
c. Gasoline
d. Cooking oil
8. Which class of fire does magnesium and aluminium materials fall under?
a. Class D
b. Class B
c. Class A
d. Class F
9. Which of these two types of fire extinguishers are most suitable for use on electrical fires? Choose two answers.
a. Water
b. Foam
c. Wet Chemical
d. CO2
e. Dry Powder
10. In the event of a fire you should do all the following EXCEPT:
a. Exit the building immediately using the nearest lift
b. Call the fire brigade
c. Operate the nearest fire alarm
d. Tackle the fire if safe and trained to do so
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Got stuck on the fire questions
So what is a class A fire B fire ,and so on
A,, solids paper and woods B,,FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS such as paraffin, petrol, oil etc
1- a
2-a
3-c
4-a
5-c
6-d
7-a and c
8-a
9-d and e
10-a
1.) D
2.) A
3.) C
4.) A
5.) C
6.) D
7.) A,B??
8.) D
9.) D,E
10.) A
smashed this test. this site has helped me out loads. got my test in 2 hours now. fingers crossed. tip for the next guys…… study study study! class of fires, fire extinguishers; what class fires they are best used on and their colour.
got the test in 1 hour hopefully ill pass
1. D
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. C
6. A
7. A.B
8. A
9.B AND E
10.A
Question 7:
Class B fires are fires involving all of the following except? Choose two answers.
a. Kerosene
b. Propane
c. Gasoline
d. Cooking oil
Answer: b and d
How is propane NOT a class 2 fire? Is it not a flamable gas? This question really threw me off can someone please explain it to me what am I missing here?
Question 7:
Got me confused for a bit but
Kerosene = Liquid = Class B
Propane = Gas = Class C
Gasoline = Liquid = Class B
Cooking Oil = Kitchen/grease fire? = Class k
So its basically because its a gas and not a liquid.
cooking oil is a class f there is no class k
Propane is a gas not a liquid !!!!!
Class b fires are flammable liquid,while class c are flammable gas.
class a = solids; wood paper
class b = liqiud; petrol kerosene
class c = gases; butane,propane
class d = metals; magnesium aluminium
i was taught not to use a lift in the case of a fire?
You should not. The question say all of the following should be done “EXCEPT”
10. In the event of a fire you should do all the following EXCEPT:
a. Exit the building immediately using the nearest lift
b. Call the fire brigade
c. Operate the nearest fire alarm
d. Tackle the fire if safe and trained to do so
If you read the question again carefully it is asking which you should NOT do. Therefore a is correct which you picked as you should not use a lift, hope this helps.
Helped me out thanks.
how many do you need out of 50 to pass ?
Hi guys I’m hoping to get my CSCS card card. Iv done my CITB Health and Safety environmental test for operatives and passed. What’s the next step now as I can’t find out most on that site it’s too complicated.
Is there a full mock test for operatives instead of just 15 questions? Thanks
Yes, here are two full CSCS Mock test examples with 50 questions each:
https://builderstest.com/another-full-cscs-practice-test-with-50-questions.html
https://builderstest.com/cscs-mock-test-full-50-questions.html
soooooo easy