CITB (CSCS Card) Preparation Revision & Practice Questions
Prepare for the CITB Health, Safety & Environment (CSCS card) Operatives test with exam-style questions on site safety, hazards, PPE and safe systems of work.
Topics covered
- Operatives Test — 300 questions
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- Construction Skills Certification Scheme
- Construction Safety Compliance Standard
- Certified Site Construction Scheme
- Construction Sector Card System
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Correct answer: CSCS stands for Construction Skills Certification Scheme.
- To advertise products
- To record training
- To list the price of chemicals
- To provide information on the hazards and safe handling of a substance
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Correct answer: A safety data sheet (SDS) provides information on the hazards and safe handling of a substance.
- To store tools
- To hold meetings
- To provide toilets, washing, eating and rest areas for workers
- To display safety notices
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Correct answer: To provide toilets, washing, eating and rest areas for workers
- Nothing special
- Remove people and loose materials, unlock wheels, and check the route is clear
- Add extra boards
- Increase the height
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Correct answer: Remove people and loose materials, unlock wheels, and check the route is clear before moving a mobile tower scaffold.
- Hazards, who may be harmed, and controls
- Only who is in charge
- The site opening times
- Only damaged tools
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Correct answer: A risk assessment identifies hazards, who may be harmed, and the controls needed to manage those risks.
- To look professional
- To reduce storage costs
- To make them heavier
- So people know the hazards and safe handling requirements
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Correct answer: Containers must be labelled correctly so people know the hazards and safe handling requirements.
- Only when you feel like it
- Only on Mondays
- As a last resort after other controls have been considered
- Only when the client is visiting
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Correct answer: PPE should be used as a last resort after other controls have been considered.
- Over one shoulder pointing upwards
- At waist height with the front end slightly raised
- Dragging it along the ground
- Balanced on your head
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Correct answer: Carry long timber at waist height with the front end slightly raised.
- Increased risk of slips, electrical faults and unstable ground
- Getting cold
- Tools getting dirty
- Poor visibility only
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Correct answer: Working in wet conditions on site creates an increased risk of slips, electrical faults, and unstable ground.
- Once a year
- Monthly
- Only when it breaks down
- Daily before use and periodically by a competent person
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Correct answer: A forklift truck must be inspected daily before use and periodically by a competent person.
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CITB (CSCS Card) Preparation revision FAQs
How many CITB (CSCS Card) Preparation practice questions are in Revise Right?
Revise Right has 300 CITB (CSCS Card) Preparation practice questions across 1 topic, each written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
What CITB (CSCS Card) Preparation topics can I revise?
You can revise Operatives Test. Every topic has its own question bank so you can focus on the areas you find hardest.
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