Right, so I'm at my wit's end here. I've sat the CITB Health, Safety and Environment test twice now and failed both times — got 43 the first time and 44 the second. You need 45 to pass, so I'm literally one question away each time and it's absolutely doing my head in. I've been in groundworks for six years so I thought I knew most of this stuff, but clearly not.
I've been reading through the revision booklet they send you but I don't think it's enough on its own. A mate mentioned using a CITB practice test online to drill the questions rather than just reading, which makes sense. Has anyone got recommendations for a decent study guide or resource that actually covers the tricky bits — confined spaces, COSHH, that sort of thing? I've got my third attempt booked for three weeks time.
Any exam tips from people who've been through this would be massively appreciated. Especially if you've failed before and turned it around.