Uxbridge CITB - Test Centre
Construction Certification helps you book your CITB test near you at one of over 150 CITB test centres across the UK. Each CITB-approved test centre offers the Health, Safety and Environment (HS&E) test, required for your CSCS card. Use the list or map below to find your nearest CITB test centre and book online quickly.
List of CITB test centres UK – full test centre addresses
Below is the full CITB exam centre listing across our UK test centre network. Find your city, check the address, and click ‘Book Test’ to schedule your construction certification test.
Uxbridge CITB Test Centre Address
5-7 Pantile Walk
Pavillions Shopping Centre (inside)
Uxbridge
UB8 1LP
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
Please use google maps to find the Uxbridge CITB Test Centre address below.
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 Uxbridge.
Book Test For CSCS CardWhat to Expect in the Test
When you arrive, the staff on hand will check your ID, verify you are scheduled to take the test at that time, and then take a photo of you for security purposes. The test itself will take 45 minutes and will consist of 50 multiple-choice questions. When you finish you will be given your result certificate.
What to Take With You
The most important thing to take with you is an acceptable form of identification. No ID, no test. No exceptions. Valid IDs include a UK driving license or passport.
If you do not have one of those you will need to show 2 alternative forms of ID. These include an EU Country ID card, a Trade Union card, a British Armed Forces card, a credit or debit card, a National Insurance card or a recent bank statement. For a full list of alternative IDs click here.
What to do Before Going to the Test Centre
It is strongly suggested that you spend time revising before going for your test. Of candidates who fail the test nearly 3/4 failed to revise before taking the test.
How do I Book a Test?
