SMSTS Mock Test

It's the last day of the five-day site managers' course, and everything you've sat through comes down to one short, unforgiving paper. You get 25 questions in 35 minutes and need 26 of 32 marks, about 81%.

Eighteen questions are worth one mark. The seven that follow are worth two marks each, and all of them come from the seven focus areas. Those are working at height, vehicles and pedestrians, manual handling and asbestos, then dust, noise and vibration.

SMSTS Mock Test copies that structure so the real thing feels familiar. Every mock is a new random paper from a bank of 1,295 questions, scored out of 32 with a pass or fail at the end, and the clock keeps running if you leave the page.

The home page also explains the open-book rule, which allows the GE700 and the XA6 workbook in the last 15 minutes only. The exam figures are cited to CITB's Site Safety Plus scheme rules, version 03.04 from February 2026, checked on October 25, 2026. It's good to see the source and the date written down.

There are mocks for the SMSTS-R refresher too, plus 20-question module drills and 10-question focus-area drills for when you'd rather work on one weak spot than sit a whole paper.

Without an account you get one timed mock a week, and a confirmed free account gets three. Free mocks show answers and explanations for only 10 questions. Paid plans unlock every explanation and your full test history, along with a missed-questions drill, ranked weak topics and a quiz maker.

Plans are £5.99 a week, £9.99 a month or £19.99 a year through PayPal, each starting with a one-day free trial. Monthly and yearly plans are refunded in full within three days of a payment if you've used two hours or less, and the weekly plan isn't refundable. A plan is practice only. The site says it doesn't book or replace the SMSTS course, which you still take with a training provider.

It's also independent. The site says it isn't part of CITB, that CITB hasn't approved or paid for anything on it, and that its questions are original, written from CITB's learning outcomes and the law and guidance behind them. It gives a Manchester address but no company name. If your course is coming up, the free weekly mock is a sensible way to find out how close you are to 26.