Dundee CITB - Test Centre
Choose from over 150 CITB Test Centre locations nationwide. The full address of each test centre is listed below. A test centre may be listed by the city or region it is in.
Dundee CITB Test Centre Address
Unit 2
14 – 22 Exchange St
Dundee
DD1 3DE
United Kingdom
CITB Test Information
To get a CSCS Card you must complete a CITB Health, Safety and Environment test. The test takes 45 minutes. It is a multiple choice test with 50 questions. You must get 45 out of 50 to pass. The CITB test can be taken at over 150 test centres nationwide.
Brief directions
The Test Centre is located opposite Grossi's Dry Cleaners on Exchange Street. Exchange Street can be found between Commercial Street and Castle Street.
The CSCS card is a way to verify that people working on construction sites have the appropriate knowledge and training. This helps prevent on-the-job mishaps that endanger everyone's health and safety. You obtain a CSCS card by taking the CITB Health, Safety & Environment Test. There are 150 CITB test centres nationwide including in Dundee.
What to Expect in the Test
When you arrive on test day, the staff will ask to check your ID and verify that you are scheduled to test at that time. You will then need to sit for a quick photo for security purposes. Once testing starts, you will have 45 minutes to complete 50 multiple-choice questions. When finished, you will get your results certification.
What to TakeWith You
What to TakeWith You
The most important thing you can take with you to your CITB test is a valid ID. If you don’t have one, you can’t take your test. The most common forms of valid ID are a UK driving license or a passport.
If you don’t have either, you will need to bring two alternative forms of ID with you on test day. These include your British Armed Forces card, EU Country ID card, a Trade Union card, a recent bank statement, debit or credit card, or a National Insurance card.
For a complete list of acceptable forms of identification, please click here.
What to do Before Going to the Test Centre
Most people who fail their CITB test didn’t study beforehand. If you need some revision material to help you, click here.
How do I Book a Test?
Are you ready to take your CITB test in Dundee? Click here, and you will be taken to our online form.
Take Your CITB Test at Our Dundee Training Centre
Take Your CITB Test at Our Dundee Training Centre
A CSCS card may not be a legal requirement but it is more important than you might think. Most construction companies won’t take on any workers unless they hold a valid CSCS card appropriate for the role they will be doing on-site.
Holding a CSCS card shows that you have the knowledge you need to keep yourself and others safe while you are working on construction sites. If you want to give yourself the best possible chance of securing construction work in the UK - it is advisable to hold a CSCS Card.
At our Dundee Training Centre, you can sit all types of CITB test so you can get the right card for your role.
What CITB Test Can You Take At Our Dundee Test Centre?
All 3 levels of CITB tests can be taken in Dundee. Whether you want to take the Operatives Test, the Specialists Test, or the Managers or Professionals Test - you can book it at our Dundee Test Centre.
What’s The Difference between the 3 Levels of CITB Test?
The different levels allow you to hold different CSCS cards. Each level gets progressively more challenging so your knowledge base needs to be very good in order to pass the top level of Managers or Professionals Test.
How to Pass Your CITB Test
There are no tricks that you can employ to pass your CITB test. However, from our years of experience, there are certain things you can do that will give you the greatest chance of passing first time.
Revise using high-quality revision materials. The main reason people fail their CITB test is that they fail to prepare properly for it. Considering how beneficial it can be to your career to obtain a CSCS card, it’s important to put in work beforehand to prepare yourself.
Answer every question. You have 50 multiple choice questions to answer in each test. To make sure you do all you can to achieve the pass score of 45 out of 50, you need to answer every single question. Missing 1 question out can be the difference between passing and failing.
