CSCS Practice Test

Many UK building sites ask workers for a CSCS card, and getting one usually means passing the CITB Health, Safety and Environment test first. It's 50 questions in 45 minutes, and you need 45 right to pass. A fail costs £23.50 to retake and at least 48 hours' wait, so it pays to turn up prepared.

This site mirrors that format, including the select-two and picture questions, and draws a new set from its bank on every attempt so you can't just learn the order of the answers.

The main Operatives bank has 2,575 questions across 21 revision topics, each with a written explanation. Another 808 cover the CITB Specialist tests for trades such as demolition, lifts and highway works, and there's a separate Managers and Professionals mock. If you're not sure which card or test you need yet, the guide pages help. They cover the card colours, how to book, what ID to bring and what changed for 2025 and 2026.

Without an account you get one timed mock and one 20-question topic quiz a week. A free account, which needs no card, raises that to three mocks a week and 30 quizzes a day and keeps your last three test results. Both show explanations for only the first 10 questions of a mock.

A pass unlocks everything, including every explanation, ranked weak topics and a quiz maker. It costs £3.99 a week, £6.99 a month or £18.99 a year through Stripe.

Each plan opens with a 24-hour free trial, but it needs a card, the first payment comes out automatically when it ends, and the site says it doesn't send a reminder email. The weekly plan isn't refundable.

The site also says it isn't affiliated with CITB, CSCS Ltd or Pearson VUE, that the questions are its own work, and that it carries no advertising or affiliate links. The privacy policy describes the operator only as a team based in England and Wales, with no company name.

If your test is coming up, the free weekly mock is a sensible first step to see how close you are to 45.