Quick question re H&S test

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Zotsey

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Hi lads I've booked myself in for a Working at Height health and safety test on 20th June.
The book came today for revision.
What sections do I need to know, is it General Responsibilities and Working at Heights ?
Or are there other sections I have to know ?

Cheers
 
If it's the Health & Safety touch screen test your doing m8 pretty sure the green sections are all you need to know !
 
If yer been scaffolding for tens years its easy

40 questions

its a b c or d

took me 10 minutes to pass
 
Working at Height health and safety test is different to the usual touch screen health and safety test , its mainly for people who work at height not exactly scaffolders more for people who work on scaffolding, or ladders or towers etc etc think its about £70-00
 
I know the info in the book. just wanted to make sure if it.
The woman at training centre in Blackburn said it's working at height test I needed. Is that not right ?
Obviously I havn't done the test before
 
are you a scaffolder? do you have a cisrs scaffolding card? its not clear what you are asking? ;)

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ignore my last questions, i've just read one of your older posts :D

if you are doing the h & s test a training 2000 then you will be doing the correct course to gain your card, btw whats your real name, i may know you:D
 
No they dont do the test at training 2000. I booked at CSkills website to do test near where I live
 
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Thanks teeside it's the operatives cscs test I need and as such I know what I am supposed to know in the book.
Made it confusing being told the wrong test
Cheers lads
 
Zotsey said:
Thanks teeside it's the operatives cscs test I need and as such I know what I am supposed to know in the book.
Made it confusing being told the wrong test
Cheers lads
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if you dont pass it zotsey dont tell anybody there rip you apart done mine 3 weeks ago and failed reason being didnt take photo identification with me so the romanian at canterbury didnt know who i was so lost course and had to re book course thankfulley got re test at cscs exspence as they didnt email course details its all easy easy just make sure you know your fire exstinguishers apart from that its idiot proof:laugh:

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Zotsey said:
Thanks teeside it's the operatives cscs test I need and as such I know what I am supposed to know in the book.
Made it confusing being told the wrong test
Cheers lads
Click to expand...

if you dont pass it zotsey dont tell anybody there rip you apart done mine 3 weeks ago and failed reason being didnt take photo identification with me so the romanian at canterbury didnt know who i was so lost course and had to re book course thankfulley got re test at cscs exspence as they didnt email course details its all easy easy just make sure you know your fire exstinguishers apart from that its idiot proof:laugh:

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Zotsey said:
Thanks teeside it's the operatives cscs test I need and as such I know what I am supposed to know in the book.
Made it confusing being told the wrong test
Cheers lads
Click to expand...

if you dont pass it zotsey dont tell anybody there rip you apart done mine 3 weeks ago and failed reason being didnt take photo identification with me so the romanian at canterbury didnt know who i was so lost course and had to re book course thankfulley got re test at cscs exspence as they didnt email course details its all easy easy just make sure you know your fire exstinguishers apart from that its idiot proof:laugh:
 
40 questions on health & safety, then an additional 10 questions on working at heights, you got to get 8 out of the 10 correct to pass, mainly ladder angles, edge protection, you have to show them your passport or some ID with a photo. The test is £17.50, then send your pass slip off to the CISRS then they will also relieve you of £26.50
 
I used the cd rom for revision for my supervisors test and my son had a go at the basic test he passed 36/40 he was 9 at the time !!
 
I just did this the other week along with one of the young team who has next to know experience and we both passed no bother but it's like everything else, it's only easy if you know the answers. 20 odd years site experience with a different site induction almost weekly should mean you don't even need to read the book but one boy in particular failed it 9 times. It wasn't like he didn't know the answers as every time I read out the questions he got them right but stick him in front of that screen and he would crumple like a cheap suit. Some people just need to work on different areas to get where they want to be.
 
I've worked in powerstations and am confident I know what I should know. There were two or three questions that I wasn't sure of though.
I dont want to be complacent though so got the book so I could revise because I don't want to fail it.
So it's definitely the Operatives test then lads ?
 
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