Crawford Small Parts Dexterity Test (CSPDT)
Assess hand-eye coordination and fine motor dexterity
- Author/s:
- John Crawford, 1985
- Administration:
- Group or individual - Untimed: 15 minutes, Timed: 8 minutes
- Qualification code:
- OC2
- Scoring:
- Hand Scored
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Description:
The Crawford Small Parts Dexterity Test (CSPDT) helps to predict success and efficiency in jobs demanding manual dexterity and fine precision finger movements, including:
- Electronic parts manufacture
- Intricate wiring
- Assembly and adjustment of meters, machines and instruments
- Engraving
It requires candidates to undertake a timed series of fine motor
tasks on an assembly plate, using tweezers and a screwdriver.
In Part I of the test, the candidate uses tweezers to insert small pins into close-fitting holes in a plate and to place small collars over the protruding pins.
In Part II, the candidate places small screws into threaded holes in the plate and screws them down with a screwdriver until they strike the metal tray below.
The CSPDT can be administered individually or in a group setting, therefore providing the perfect instrument for assessment of high volume recruitment.
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