Fault Diagnosis Test (FT7.1)
Assesses the ability to identify faults in logical systems. No specialised knowledge is required. The test requires an individual to locate which element in an arrangement of coded symbols is not working as specified. FT7.1. is recommended for both technicians and engineers.
Spatial Recognition Test (ST8.1)
Measures the ability to recognise shapes in two dimensions. The choices are often rotated relative to the given pattern, but ever mirrored. The ability measured by the test is essential in numerous jobs including mechanical jobs and design.
Clerical Checking (CP3.1)
Designed to assess speed and accuracy in checking detailed information.
Classification (CP4.1)
Appropriate for jobs involving filing and information handling. Candidates are asked to classify information according to a given rule system and to record their actions in a coded form.
Basic Checking Test (CP7.1)
Measure speed and accuracy of checking at a basic level: for each item, a string of numbers (or letters) is presented and exactly the same string must be chosen from a number of alternatives. Principally for use with clerical staff whose job includes routine checking.
Text Checking (CP9.1)
Assesses speed and accuracy in proof-reading. The test requires detailed proof-reading from one set of text to another, with candidates required to specify the exact nature of errors identified.
Visual Checking (CWP3)
Measures the ability to check that one set of indicators corresponds to another set of indicators according to a number of simple rules. This skill is important whenever production or control equipment is being used or set up by semi-skilled operatives.