NOCN Operative Health, Safety and Environment Test
The NOCN Operative Health, Safety and Environment Test is a requirement for CPCS Cards and CISRS Cards.
The test has been designed to support learners to improve their knowledge and gain an in-depth understanding of issues surrounding health, safety and environment within construction. The learning materials and test are available to purchase through the NOCN Group Hub.
The operator can learn and take their test at a time and location that suits them. There is no need for them to travel to a test centre, it can be done in their own home! The result of the test will be available on the candidate record and viewable on the NOCN Job Cards online Card Checker.
Booking your test online is a quick and easy way to secure your CPCS Plant Operator Card or CISRS Card. To ensure an optimal testing experience, please take the test on a laptop or desktop PC using Google Chrome or Firefox. We suggest avoiding iMacs or mobile devices.
Register or log in to the NOCN Hub to book your test
Benefits of the online health, safety and environment test:
- User-friendly platform for hassle-free booking
- Flexibility – Study and take the test at a time and location that suits you
- Minimal work disruption – spend less time away from work sites and activities
- No commute hassles – No need to travel to test centres.
- Cost efficient – avoid the extra expenses associated with travelling to test centres
Cost
£22.00
Learning Duration
45 minutes - 1 hours
Once this is completed, the book test button will appear.
Please be aware that this particular test is tailored for operators. If you're seeking manager or supervisor levels tests, please visit the CITB website for information on Health, Safety, and Environment tests designed for those roles.
For individuals with other CSCS trade cards, the CITB Health, Safety, and Environment test at the appropriate level is mandatory. NOCN Job Cards will continue to acknowledge this test.
A61 Appointed Person and A62 Crane Supervisor candidates still need to attend a Pearson Vue test centre to complete the MAP health and safety test and the specialist supervisor (spec-sup).