Employment Testing

In today’s competitive business environment, the ability to learn quickly and perform effectively is more important than ever before. One way that FPL has found to identify and assess the abilities and skills needed for certain jobs is through pre-employment testing.

Our pre-employment tests have been shown to be job-related, fair, objective and consistent means to help identify qualified candidates for those jobs. The tests and associated procedures are administered consistently for all candidates. We partner with the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) for several of our employment tests. They include:

• Clerical Aptitude Test
• Keyboard Skills Battery
• Meter Reader Test
• Technical Occupations Selection System (Tech)
• Construction and Skilled Traded Selection System (CAST)
• Power Plant Maintenance Positions Selection System (MASS)
• Plant Operator Selection System (POSS)

Test preparation

Being prepared to take a test is an important part of the testing process. If you do not feel that you are prepared to take a test on the day you are scheduled, please reschedule. Following these preparation tips and hints may improve your chances of qualifying on the test. However, there is no guarantee that by reading the brochure and the test preparation guide you will qualify.

• View practice tests.

Note: Use Name: house and Password: plant to access practice tests.

Retest policy

A minimum of 30 days must elapse between the first, second and third attempt to qualify on the same EEI test for both employees and applicants. A minimum of 4 months must elapse between the third and all future attempts.

Arithmetic Refresher

The FPL arithmetic refresher prepares you to take the EEI Clerical and Meter Reader tests. This refresher is made up of 40 arithmetic calculations that need to be completed in 5 minutes. Because it is timed, it will help you think fast and work quickly and accurately as you take it, preparing you to do your best on the real test. Feel free to take it as often as you wish.

Click here to take the Arithmetic Refresher

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