Book CITB Working at Heights Test For CSCS Card
CITB Specialist Working at Heights (WAH) Health, safety and environment test is required in order to attain a CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card as a roofer or other WAH occupation. You must pass this test before applying for or renewing your Blue CSCS Card.
Book CITB Working at Heights TestAbout Working at Heights CSCS Cards
In order to access virtually any construction site in the UK, it is recommended that you have the appropriate CSCS card. A Blue Skilled Worker Card certifying your qualifications will allow you to be considered for work on major and minor job sites across the nation - whether publicly or privately funded. A CSCS Skilled Worker Card lasts for five years and is recognised nationally.
How do I apply for the CSCS Blue Skilled Worker?
1.
Book in a CITB Specialist Work at Height Health, safety and environment test at your local test centre.
2.
Complete your NVQ level 2 or equivalent.
3.
Apply for your CSCS Blue Card.
If you already have a blue card, provided it has expired within the past 12 months you will be able to renew this with only your CITB Health, Safety and Environment test score report.
How to obtain a CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card
There are two primary required qualifications for a Skilled Worker CSCS Card. Firstly, you will need the appropriate NVQ Level 2 in your industry.
In addition to this, you need to have passed the relevant CITB, Health, Safety and Environment test. This is compulsory for anyone looking to apply for a CSCS Card. The CITB Specialist Working at Heights Health, Safety & Environment test will enable you to apply for your CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card. Tests can be completed at your local approved test centre and results will be valid for 2 years.
About the CITB Working at Heights CSCS Card
It is necessary to complete the correct CITB Health, Safety and Environment test before you apply for your CSCS Blue Skilled Worker card.. CITB tests are delivered only at their approved test centres, where you will be tested on your knowledge of basic health, safety and construction environment topics as well as specialist topics related to working at heights.
In order to pass the Working at Heights test you need a score of at least 45/50. It is strongly recommended that you do plenty of revision for your test. Statistically, the majority of those who fail the test have not studied in advance.
Booking your CITB Test for CSCS Card for Roofer
Booking your CITB test is simple. Fill out our booking form with the required details, and choose the ‘Working at Heights Test’. You will then select your preferred date, time, and test centre location. Lastly,securely provide your payment information. Your booking information should arrive within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What Does CSCS Stand For?
Who is Eligible for a CSCS Blue Card?
To be eligible for the CSCS Blue Card you must
- Be at least 16 years of age.
- Have Level 2 construction related NVQ qualification or equivalent (such as a City and Guilds Craft Certificate).
- Pass the CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test.
You can start the process and book your CITB Test here.
Is There a CITB Test Centre Near Me?
Is Having a CSCS Blue Card a Legal Requirement?
No. However, because the vast majority of construction companies in the UK voluntarily comply with the CSCS programme, having a CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card is a requirement if you hope to enter most construction sites In the UK.
You can start the process of getting your CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card by booking your CITB Test here.
How Long Will it Take for My Blue Card to Arrive?
Once you have satisfied all the requirements and paid the fee your card will be sent to you via the post. It typically takes up to 5-10 working days to arrive, provided you have supplied an accurate address.
If you need to book your Health & Safety Test you can do so here.
How Long is My New CSCS Blue Card Valid For?
Your new CSCS Blue Card will be valid for a period of 5 years from the date of issue. At the end of the 5 year period you will need to renew your CSCS Blue Skilled Worker card by completing another CITB Health & Safety Test and applying for a card renewal.
