California Health and Safety Free Test

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Master Your California Health & Safety Certification with Confidence

Worried about the Cal/OSHA portion of your contractor’s license exam? You’re not alone. From San Diego to Sacramento, contractors find themselves anxious about safety regulations and compliance requirements. But there’s a smarter way to prepare than memorizing endless regulations.

Why Traditional Study Methods Fall Short

Many candidates struggle by:

Trying to memorize regulations without understanding their practical application
Using outdated safety guidelines
Studying without testing their knowledge
Missing critical workplace safety concepts

The Smart Path to Safety Certification

Our free Cal/OSHA Health and Safety Practice Exam has helped contractors throughout California transform their exam preparation and workplace safety knowledge.

Authentic Test Experience

Matches real exam format: 90 questions in 30 minutes
Free unlimited attempts to perfect your knowledge
Questions drawn from extensive 400+ question database
Essential preparation for your California contractor’s license

Practical Benefits

Master safety regulations at your own pace
Identify knowledge gaps before they cost you on exam day
Build confidence through repeated practice
Zero financial risk with unlimited free attempts
Learn from real-world safety scenarios

Industry-Focused Content

Our exam is developed by safety professionals who understand:

Current Cal/OSHA requirements
Real-world job site situations
Critical safety protocols
Common compliance challenges
Latest industry regulations

Proven Success Strategy

Successful candidates:

Take multiple practice exams to identify weak areas
Review incorrect answers thoroughly
Apply safety concepts to real job site scenarios
Master time management through practice
Focus on understanding regulation rationales

Why Our Practice Exam Works

Regularly updated to reflect current Cal/OSHA standards
Created by certified safety professionals
Focused on practical application
Covers all essential safety topics
Based on actual workplace scenarios

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Don’t let safety regulations stand between you and your California contractor’s license. Our free practice exam lets you build confidence without financial pressure.

Begin your practice exam now and take control of your certification journey!

Remember: Understanding safety regulations isn’t just about passing an exam – it’s about protecting your workers and building a safer construction industry in California.

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California Health and Safety Free Test

California Health and Safety (Cal/OSHA) Practice Examination

Overview

This free practice examination helps candidates prepare for the Cal/OSHA Health and Safety certification. Our extensive database of 400+ questions ensures a comprehensive learning experience with each attempt.

Exam Format

Number of Questions: 30

Time Limit: 90 minutes

Passing Score: 70%

Cost: Free

Key Features

Unlimited free attempts available

Questions randomly selected from our 400+ question database

Each attempt provides a new combination of questions

Simulates actual exam conditions and timing

Ready to Begin?

Select "Start" when you're prepared to begin your 30-minute practice session. This practice exam is designed to strengthen your understanding of California's workplace health and safety requirements.

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1 / 30

Equipment of______ must be located either in a locked room or in such a location as to be under the supervision of authorized personnel only.

A) 100 volts

B) 200 volts

C) 400 volts

D) 600 volts

2 / 30

An employee presents with the following symptoms: inability to sweat, mental confusion, hot and dry skin, muscle spasms, rapid and weak pulse, throbbing headache, and temperature of 102-104 degrees. The employee probably suffers from:

A) heat stroke

B) heat exhaustion

C) allergies

D) cerebral stroke

3 / 30

What is the minimum size lumber that can be used to build scaffolding?

A) 2 inch × 4 inch

B) 2 inch × 6 inch

C) 4 inch × 4 inch

D) only metal should be used to build scaffolding

4 / 30

When does Cal/OSHA require new employees to be trained?

A) at the time of being hired

B) on the job

C) prior to entering the jobsite

D) after an accident

5 / 30

Employers or contractors engaged in asbestos-related work must_____ .

A) register with OSHA

B) be covered with health and work compensation

C) be certified with CSLB

D) All of the above

6 / 30

Poisons can be_____ .

A) inhaled

B) eaten

C) injected

D) All of the above

7 / 30

Service drops over public streets, sidewalks, and commercial areas subject to truck traffic must have a minimum clearance of______ from final grade.

A) 10ft

B) 12ft

C) 15ft

D) 18ft

8 / 30

According to the Construction Safety Orders, a CONSTRUCTION passenger elevator for hoisting workers must be installed in any building or structure designed to be _____ feet or more in height above or _____feet in depth below ground level when it is completed.

A) 40 … 40

B) 50 … 36

C) 50 … 50

D) 60 … 48

9 / 30

Whom should you call for a DOSH permit?

A) the Registrar of Contractors

B) the district office of the Contractor’s State License Board

C) the building inspector

D) the district or field office of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH)

10 / 30

What is one of the causes of shock

A) a breakdown of the circulation of blood

B) the lack of enough blood to fill the body's volume needs

C) an obstruction in the blood flow

D) All of the above

11 / 30

The maximum length of a TWO-SECTION METAL EXTENSION ladder is:

A) 38 feet

B) 48 feet

C) 58 feet

D) 68 feet

12 / 30

When is special certification for asbestos related work required?

A) For any asbestos related work involving 50 square feet or more of contaminated material.

B) For any asbestos related work involving 100 square feet or more of contaminated material

C) For any asbestos related work involving 150 square feet or more of contaminated material

D) For any asbestos related work involving 200 square feet or more of contaminated material.

13 / 30

When operating a powder-actuated tool, which of the following practices should be observed?

A) Never point a loaded OR empty tool at any person

B) Load the tool just prior to using

C) If work is interrupted after loading the tool, unload it immediately

D) all of the above

14 / 30

The operation of laser systems is PROHIBITED, where practicable, under which of the following conditions?

A) when it is raining or snowing

B) when the operator is color-blind

C) when minors are present

D) when the device is grounded

15 / 30

Where should all solvent wastes, oily rags and flammable liquids be kept until removed from site?

A) a storage room

B) an unventilated room

C) fire, resistant covered containers

D) All of the above

16 / 30

If a worker is exposed to a fall of more than______ , a safety belt and lifeline must be provided.

A) 15 ft

B) 25 ft

C) 50 ft

D) 75 ft

17 / 30

True or False: The minimum dimension of the base of any free standing tower or rolling scaffold must not be less than 1/3 the height of the scaffold.

A) True

B) False

18 / 30

A fire extinguisher rated at least 2A must be provided for each _____ square feet of the floor area, or fraction therof.

A) 1,000

B) 2,000

C) 3,000

D) 4,000

19 / 30

The safe-distance requirement from overhead electrical lines energized between 600 to 50,000 volts is _____ for people and boom-type equipment in transit.

A) 3 feet

B) 4 feet

C) 6 feet

D) 8 feet

20 / 30

Do not stand on the top______ rung(s) of a ladder without a safety belt.

A) 4

B) 3

C) 2

D) 1

21 / 30

A ladder extended above a trench must be a minimum of_____ above the landing surface it is serving.

A) 1 foot

B) 2 feet

C) 3 feet

D) 4 feet

22 / 30

How many workers are allowed on a suspended scaffold at any one time?

A) 1

B) 2

C) 3

D) 4

23 / 30

If an employee is working with corrosive liquids, the employer must provide the following:

A) personal protective equipment, an eyewash, and a deluge shower

B) up-to-date safety data sheets and a written hazard communication (HAZCOM) program

C) properly labeled containers

D) all of the above

24 / 30

Which of the following wires is hot?

A) white

B) black

C) green

D) none of the above

25 / 30

In temporary or emergency conditions where there is danger of employees or materials falling through floor, roof, or wall openings, or from stairways or runways, you must:

A) guard floor, roof, and skylight openings by either temporary railings and toeboards or by covers

B) post warning signs

C) rope off the area

D) shut down the job and call DOSH

26 / 30

Where employees or equipment must cross over excavations deeper than _____ and wider than _____, the employer must provide walkways or bridges with standard guardrails.

A) 3 feet … 24 inches

B) 4 feet … 24 inches

C) 5 feet … 30 inches

D) 6 feet … 30 inches

27 / 30

There must be at least one toilet for every _____ employees (or portion thereof) working at a construction jobsite.

A) 10

B) 15

C) 20

D) 25

28 / 30

Piles of material such as brick, tile, and masonry block must be stabilized against falling by the use of headers at least every _____ course.

A) other

B) third

C) sixth

D) tenth

29 / 30

What does not have to keep Cal/OSHA records of injuries and illnesses?

A) employers with 10 or fewer employees

B) employers with 20 or fewer employees

C) a family owned and operated business

D) labor unions

30 / 30

Service drops over public streets, sidewalks, and commercial areas subject to truck traffic must have a minimum clearance of _____ from final grade.

A) 10 feet

B) 12 feet

C) 15 feet

D) 18 feet

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The average score is 22%

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How much of the California Trade exams focus on Health and Safety?

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The percentage focus on health and safety in CSLB exams varies depending on the specific license you’re pursuing. However, it’s generally considered a significant and essential part of most CSLB exams. Here’s a breakdown:

High Focus (20-40%):

Moderate Focus (10-20%):

Lower Focus (Minimal):

Here are some resources to learn more about the health and safety focus of specific CSLB exams:

CSLB Website: The CSLB website provides “Examination Study Guides” for each license. These guides outline the topics covered in the exam, and many will explicitly mention health and safety topics that will be tested. https://www.cslb.ca.gov/contractors/applicants/examination_study_guides/

CSLB Exam Content Outlines: The CSLB may also offer “Content Outlines” for some exams, which detail the exam format and weighting of different topics. These can help you gauge the importance placed on health and safety within the exam.

By reviewing the resources above for your target CSLB license, you can get a clearer picture of the specific health and safety knowledge and practices expected from a licensed contractor in that field.

What are some Health and Safety questions that might be on the test?

The specific health and safety questions on a CSLB exam will depend on the type of license you’re pursuing. However, here are some general examples of health and safety questions you might encounter on various CSLB exams:

Electrical Safety (C-46 Solar Contractor License, C-10 Electrical Contractor License):

What are the National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements for grounding solar photovoltaic (PV) systems?

How do you identify and avoid electrical hazards during solar panel installation?

What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required when working on electrical components?

What are the proper procedures for de-energizing and lockout/tagout of electrical equipment before working on it?

Fall Protection:

What fall protection systems are required when working at heights (above 6 feet)?

How do you inspect and maintain fall protection equipment like harnesses and lifelines?

What are the safe ladder usage practices to prevent falls?

Trench Safety:

What are the OSHA trench safety standards for depth, sloping, and shoring requirements?

How do you identify and avoid potential trench collapses?

What rescue procedures should be followed in case of a trench collapse?

Hazardous Materials:

How do you identify and safely handle asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) (if applicable to your license)?

What are the proper procedures for lead paint removal or abatement (if applicable)?

What personal protective equipment is required when working with hazardous materials?

General Construction Safety:

What are the fire safety protocols for construction sites?

How do you prevent and control dust exposure on a construction site?

What are the safe lifting techniques to avoid back injuries?

How do you recognize and report unsafe work conditions on a construction site?

These are just a few examples, and the actual questions will vary in wording and complexity depending on the exam.

Here are some additional tips for preparing for the health and safety portion of your CSLB exam:

Review the CSLB Examination Study Guide: As mentioned earlier, the CSLB provides study guides that outline the topics covered in each exam. Pay close attention to the health and safety sections.

Focus on Code Requirements: Many health and safety regulations are established by national codes like the National Electrical Code (NEC) or OSHA standards. Understanding these codes will be crucial for answering exam questions.

Practice with Sample Questions: There are various resources online and in textbooks that offer sample CSLB exam questions, including those focused on health and safety including CPE’s practice test above.

By studying the relevant material and understanding the importance of health and safety practices, you can increase your chances of success on the health and safety portion of your CSLB exam.

Why do I need to know Cal/OSHA material to get my CSLB License?

Understanding Cal/OSHA (California Occupational Safety and Health Administration) material is essential for obtaining your CSLB (Contractors State License Board) license because Cal/OSHA sets the safety standards and regulations that contractors must follow to ensure safe working conditions on job sites. Here’s why it’s important:

Legal Compliance: As a licensed contractor in California, you’re responsible for complying with all safety regulations on your job sites. Cal/OSHA sets the laws that govern workplace safety, and contractors must understand and adhere to these rules to avoid fines, penalties, or legal action.
Worker Safety: Cal/OSHA regulations help protect your workers from accidents and injuries. Knowing the material ensures you can implement the right safety measures, provide adequate training, and create a safer work environment, which is crucial for reducing risks and liabilities.
Client Confidence: Clients expect contractors to follow the highest safety standards. Demonstrating knowledge of Cal/OSHA regulations enhances your credibility and assures clients that their projects will be handled safely and professionally.
Pass the CSLB Exam: The CSLB exam includes questions related to health and safety, including Cal/OSHA standards. Having a thorough understanding of these regulations is critical to passing the exam and getting your license.
Project Efficiency: Understanding safety standards helps prevent costly delays due to accidents, site inspections, or compliance issues. Safe work environments lead to smoother, more efficient operations.

Ultimately, knowing Cal/OSHA material is about ensuring safety, legal compliance, and professionalism—key elements of being a successful and responsible contractor in California.

Why should I take CPE’s California Health and Safety Free Practice Exam for my CSLB License?

If you’re preparing for your CSLB license, taking CPE’s California health and safety practice test is one of the best ways to ensure you’re ready for the actual exam. We’ve been in your shoes, and we know firsthand that the key to passing is to practice as much as possible. Our California safety exam free prep is designed to simulate the real test you’ll encounter at the official testing center, helping you familiarize yourself with the format, timing, and types of questions you’ll face.

The best part? Our practice tests are completely free, and you can take them as many times as you need. We recommend practicing until you achieve at least an 80% score three times in a row, giving you the confidence you need to pass the real exam, where a 70% is considered a passing grade. By taking the time to repeatedly practice, you’ll develop the knowledge and test-taking skills needed to tackle the health and safety sections of the exam without anxiety.

CPE’s free practice exam allows you to measure your strengths and identify areas that need improvement, offering a targeted way to study and boost your chances of success. Don’t wait—take advantage of our free prep resources today, and get one step closer to earning your CSLB license!

California Health and Safety Free Practice Test Practice Exam

Preparing for your CSLB license can feel overwhelming, but taking our California health and safety practice test can make all the difference. With unlimited attempts at a free California safety test online, you’ll get access to 30 randomized questions from a pool of over 200, designed to simulate the real exam format. You’ll have 90 minutes to complete each test, just like in the actual exam. This isn’t just practice—it’s preparation tailored to help you succeed.

We know exactly what you’re going through because we’ve been in your shoes. We’ve earned licenses across multiple states and certifications in areas like roofing, OSHA compliance, and water remediation. Our journey taught us how crucial it is to be fully prepared for the actual test, which is why we’ve collaborated with field experts to develop practice exams that mirror the real thing. These tests are designed to boost your confidence, calm your nerves, and ensure you’re well-prepared when exam day arrives.

So, don’t leave your success to chance. Whether you’re taking the test for the first time or looking to improve your score, our free practice exams are a game-changer. Each attempt helps you familiarize yourself with the exam structure, time constraints, and types of questions you’ll encounter, giving you a significant edge.

Your CSLB license is within reach—start practicing today and get ready to ace the big one!

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Knowledge needed for multiple licenses.

Master Your California Health & Safety Certification with Confidence

Why Traditional Study Methods Fall Short

The Smart Path to Safety Certification

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Industry-Focused Content

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Knowledge needed for multiple licenses.

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Why Our Practice Exam Works

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