Missed a module? Review it first:
- 1. What training construction requires: the cycles, the 20 hours and the TPC
- 2. Who is who on site and which documents rule
- 3. Preventive techniques: collective protection, personal protective equipment and signage
- 4. Auxiliary equipment, plant and tools on site
- 5. The workplace and its surroundings: general site risks
- 6. Overlapping activities: coordination, subcontractors and the preventive resource
- 7. Rights and duties: training, information, stopping in the face of danger and what is up to you
- 8. First aid and emergency measures on site
Final test: 30 questions
Answer all 30 questions. You pass with 24 or more correct (80%). When it is marked you will see the explanation and the rule behind each answer. You can retake it as many times as you like.
Your PDF training certificate
Unlocked when you pass the test (24 out of 30).
This is a free-format theory training certificate. It is not the 20-hour course of the construction collective agreement (second-cycle training by trade, classroom-based, article 139), nor the 8-hour initial training, nor the 60-hour basic level, and it is of no use for obtaining the Construction Professional Card, which only the Fundación Laboral de la Construcción issues with training given by it or by an entity it recognises (articles 148, 153 and 158). Nor does it replace the job-specific training your employer must give you (Law 31/1995, article 19).
Next step: the risk that kills most on site
Falls from height are the first special risk on the list. The work at height course explains guardrails, ladders, scaffolding and harnesses under Royal Decree 2177/2004.