Practice Tests

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Memory for Safety Practice Test

Memory for Safety practice test - Free Sample (PDF)

The Memory for Safety practice test measures your ability to learn and recall safety-related information similar to that found in the training programmes of safety-critical roles. This practice test has been designed based on the logic of many bespoke tests, specifically The OPC’s off-the-shelf Trainability for Safety Test (TRFS) that you may be asked to sit for an assessment centre. This practice test is ideal for those applying for a safety-critical role that requires training.

The full version of the Memory for Safety practice test consists of 15 multiple choice questions based on passages of reasonably complex text.  You will also have guidance on how to score the test and have access to the answers and explanations so you can see where you went wrong to help you improve.

Try the free sample or purchase the full version of the Memory for Safety practice test in PDF format by clicking 'add to basket'.

"I found the practice test a very good indication as to what may be put before me for my actual test. The practice tests are ideal for repetitive attempts in order to get you better prepared for the real test. So personally speaking they helped me hugely and they are very much beneficial."

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Why Practice?

The purpose of a practice test is to familiarise you with what will be expected of you when you complete the real test. It is not a mini version of the real test, nor is it intended to train you to pass the real test. Therefore, you will find the contents of the practice test to be similar, but not identical to the real test.

Regardless of whether you are sitting an online or paper version of the test, the practice materials will still help you to do your best, even if you do the practice on paper. 

If you have been invited to complete a test designed by OPC Assessment, it is recommended you practice for that test with authorised practice materials that have also been designed by OPC Assessment.