Online construction courses for safer, stronger sites.

Yes. Our full course is £249 (£298.80 including VAT) and the refresher is £185 (£222 including VAT). Both include two London training days with approved blended learning and additional tutor-led learning. Check the course dates page for current sessions and availability.

SiteCourses is a UK construction training booking and qualification-route service. We help individuals and businesses compare and book SMSTS, SSSTS, refresher training, Health & Safety Awareness, First Aid and construction NVQ routes for Blue, Gold and Black CSCS cards.

Yes. The current advertised training and assessment support is remote online and available UK-wide, subject to the requirements of the relevant course or qualification.

SiteCourses is an independent training intermediary. CITB courses are delivered by established CITB-approved training providers.

Current availability is supplied for SiteCourses and dates remain subject to provider confirmation before booking.

Yes. Businesses can enquire for multiple delegates. Send us the course, preferred dates and number of learners and we can confirm availability.

If you do not achieve the required 81% pass mark (26 out of 32), you may be eligible for one re-sit if you have completed the four core exercises, passed the trainer review and scored 23, 24 or 25 out of 32. The re-sit may be offered on the same day if you agree and have adequate preparation time. Otherwise, it can be taken during the examination period on the final day of another SMSTS course, or as a standalone examination, within 30 days. You do not need to repeat the full five-day course before that first eligible re-sit. If you do not achieve at least 26 out of 32 on the re-sit, you must complete the full SMSTS course again. The training provider arranges the re-sit and may charge an additional fee.

The current SMSTS end-of-course examination has 25 questions worth 32 marks and lasts 35 minutes. It contains 18 multiple-choice questions worth one mark each and 7 multi-response or short written-answer questions worth two marks each. The seven two-mark questions focus on working at height, vehicles and pedestrians, manual handling, asbestos, dust, noise and vibration. The pass mark is 26 out of 32 (81%). The final 15 minutes are open book using the current required SMSTS course publications, including GE700 and the XA6 delegate workbook.

The current SSSTS pass mark is 24 out of 30 (80%), and all four safety-critical questions must also be answered correctly. A delegate who passes the trainer review and scores 21, 22 or 23 out of 30 while passing the safety-critical questions may take one re-sit. A delegate who scores 24 or more but fails a safety-critical question may also re-sit. The re-sit may be offered on the same day if the delegate agrees and has adequate preparation time, or it can be taken during the examination period on the final day of another SSSTS course, or as a standalone examination, within 30 days. The full course does not normally need to be repeated before that first eligible re-sit. If the re-sit is failed, the full SSSTS course must be taken again. The provider may charge for the re-sit. An initial score of 20 out of 30 or below is outside the current re-sit range and requires the full course to be taken again.

The current SSSTS examination lasts 30 minutes and contains 25 questions worth 30 marks: 22 multiple-choice questions and 3 short written questions. The pass mark is 24 out of 30 (80%), and all four safety-critical questions must also be answered correctly. Delegates may use the current Construction site supervision (GE706) publication for the final 10 minutes. Questions cover the course learning outcomes, including areas such as risk assessment, work at height, legal duties, communication, toolbox talks, occupational health and general site safety.

Yes. Use SiteRevision, our dedicated free revision library, for SMSTS, SSSTS, refresher, CSCS/CITB HS&E and other construction training mock tests, practice questions and study guides.

No. SiteCourses practice papers and mock-test questions are independent revision resources. They are not official CITB examination papers and do not replace course attendance or trainer guidance.