Fault Finding Test
The Fault Finding Test, also known as a fault diagnosis test, measures a candidate's ability to diagnose faults in electrical and mechanical systems by understanding how different inputs are modified by a series of switches.
Each of the 25 questions, completed in 20 minutes, presents a grid describing switch functions alongside a flowchart showing an input-switches-output sequence using 3 of 7 possible switches. It is commonly used for technical, operational, and armed forces roles such as electricians, engineers, and maintenance staff.
Try a sample question
These are the practice questions a candidate sees before the Fault Finding Test starts. Have a go — the answer and an explanation appear after each one. Nothing is recorded.
Sample reports
Real reports generated for a sample candidate through the same pipeline a live sitting goes through.
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