CITB Health, Safety & Environment (HS&E) Tests, Midland Plant Training and Testing Ltd are a fully accredited Pearson Vue test centre and can therefore provide the HS&E testing required to obtain/renew CSCS and CPCS Cards.

Which CITB HS&E Test Do I Need?

We offer the complete range of CITB Health, Safety & Environment Tests, including:

Operative Test

The Operative HS&E Test is the most commonly taken CITB test and is required for the majority of construction workers applying for a Labourer or Skilled Worker CSCS Card. It assesses your knowledge of general health, safety and environmental practices expected on construction sites.

Specialist Tests

Specialist HS&E Tests are designed for specific construction occupations that require additional knowledge beyond the standard operative test. These include sectors such as:

Working at Height, Demolition, Highway Works, Tunnelling, Lifts and Escalators, HVACR (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration), Plumbing, Utilities, Fire Prevention and many other specialist trades.

Supervisory Test

The Supervisory HS&E Test is intended for those applying for or renewing a Gold CSCS Supervisor Card. It includes additional questions covering leadership, legal responsibilities, risk management and supervising teams safely on site.

Managers & Professionals Test

The Managers & Professionals HS&E Test is designed for construction managers, project managers, engineers, surveyors and other professionals applying for Black or Academically Qualified CSCS Cards. The test focuses on higher-level responsibilities including legislation, planning, risk management and health and safety leadership.

Our experienced team is happy to answer any questions before your test and can advise which CITB HS&E Test is appropriate for your role.

Book your CITB Health, Safety & Environment Test today and take the next step towards gaining or renewing your CSCS card.

Candidates under the age of 16 must have consent from a parent or guardian and be accompanied to the test centre by an appropriate adult, such as a parent, guardian, carer, teacher, tutor or employer. Failure to meet either requirement will result in the candidate being refused entry to the test, and the test fee will be forfeited.