White Card Training Course Brisbane - Queensland Certificate

The fee for the White Card in Brisbane is $140 (GST free) per person – book with a group and get a discount

For group/company bookings only, please contact us for a free quote on 1300 707 677

Refund and fee protection policy, including cooling-off period – please refer to the Student Handbook

Payment Terms – Payment for individual participants is upfront, group booking payment terms are based on agreement between the client and service provider.

Face to Face – 6 hours (minimum) – There are specific conditions, for example: 100 points of identification must be provided.

This Construction White Card Qld will be delivered in the workplace or at a A Training training facility.

An individual undertaking this course with Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909 will need the following to be eligible for entry:

• Proof of age must be 13 years or over
• To successfully complete this course, students will need to demonstrate the following language, literacy, numeracy and digital (LLND) skills during training and assessment:
  • Learning: Follow instructions, identify hazards and ask questions to ensure safety procedures are understood.
  • Reading: Read short safety signs, labels, and simple written information about workplace hazards.
  • Writing: Fill out basic forms and write simple information.
  • Oral communication: Listen to safety information and speak clearly to share ideas, report hazards, and ask for help, and respond to oral assessment questions.
  • Numeracy: Understand simple numbers and measurements used in safety information.
  • Digital Literacy: Able to use a mobile phone or basic device to read messages, follow online instructions, complete online forms or access learning resources.
• Valid working email address.
• Evidence of Identity:
  • One (1) photographic ID issued by Queensland Department of Main Roads and Transport,
  • Or, three (3) forms of ID from an Evidence of Identification Checklist (EOI) to be provided on enrolment.
• Physical capacity to demonstrate the correct donning and removal of PPE for assessment.
• Protective slip-resistant footwear/safety shoes and comfortable/practical clothing must be provided by the student and worn during the practical sessions and assessment.

Training companies are required to notify WHSQ of upcoming White Card courses at least 24 hours before the start of a Whitecard Course. This means RTOs will no longer be able to offer Whitecard training to people without prior notice. The maximum class size per trainer is 20 participants as per WorkSafe Qld legislative requirements.

Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks.  These are detailed in the sections following.

No industry recommended renewal is identified on the certificate, employers are recommended to consult with stakeholders to identify appropriate training periods.

No work placement will be required as part of this course.

Please refer to the Student Handbook for all details relating to your rights and responsibilities.

Delivery of course information and learning activities.

Performance tasks:

The student must orally explain:

• PPE and signage
• Construction signage
• Safe work practices
• Fire safety equipment
• Emergency response – fire
• Designated health and safety personnel
• Workplace documents
• Incident and emergency response – personal injury
• Identify, report and control construction hazards

The student must physically and correctly fit and adjust PPE:

• Hard hat
• Safety glasses
• High visibility reflective vest
• Ear protection (muffs or plugs)

Theory assessment – A written assessment consisting of multiple-choice questions. The student must successfully complete all assessment questions.

There is no pre-course study for this unit.

DURING THE CONSTRUCTION WHITE CARD IN BRISBANE COURSE YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO: 

•    Identify OHS legislative requirements
•    Identify construction hazards and control measures
•    Identify OHS communication and reporting processes
•    Identify OHS incident response procedures
•    Apply basic risk management and conduct an assessment of construction work
•    Apply safe work practices whilst working on construction sites
•    Identifying responsibilities and rights of workers and supervisors

The White Card in Brisbane Course is conducted face to face, and it is recommended that participants should have sound LLN skills (language, literacy and numeracy).  The participant should contact A Training prior to enrolment for a free assessment if they’re unsure whether they meet this requirement.

Additional support services (such as LLN support) may be required at the cost of the individual based on the individuals needs.  A Training additional support services can be found on our Resources page.

•    Please read the A Training Student Handbook for student rights and obligations prior to course registration.
•    By enrolling in a course you are deemed to have accepted the policies and procedures of A Training
•    Please be at the course 15 minutes prior to commencement of course.
•    Admission after the course has commenced will be left to Management’s discretion.  A 100% fee will be charged for non-attendance if less than 48 hours or no notice is given in writing.

WHO IS THE WHITE CARD IN BRISBANE RECOMMENDED FOR?

The White Card in Brisbane is recommended for workers who need to work on a construction site, which may include; but not limited to:

•    Sign fabricators / writers and installers
•    Electricians
•    Electrical engineers
•    Maintenance personnel
•    Plumbers
•    Scaffolders
•    Rope access workers / technicians
•    Riggers
•    Belt Splicers
•    Rubber Liners
•    Fitters
•    Welders
•    Boilermakers
•    Sheetmetal workers
•    Supervisors
•    Roofers
•    Carpenters
•    Apprentices
•    Labourers
•    Franna / Crane Operators
•    EWP / Boom Operators
•    Field Service Technicians
•    CCTV Technicians
•    NDT Technicians
•    NBN installation technicians
•    Structural Engineers
•    Managers
•    Telecommunications and cable installation personnel
•    CSG / LNG workers
•    Work Health and Safety representatives and advisors

Proof of age – must be 13 years or over must be provided to complete this course

The White Card Qld Course (CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to work safely in the construction industry) can only be completed by those students who have a Queensland residential address.

Participants attending the White Card Qld Course must provide:

•    Own lunch
•    Own transport
•    Must wear suitable clothing and enclosed in footwear
•    Please bring photo identification as needed for your course

The White Card Qld Course includes:

•    Tea and coffee facilities
•    Course material
•    Equipment required to complete the training
•    Training conducted by experienced safety specialists
•    Extensive knowledge of relevant legislation
•    Theory and practical training

In Queensland, Australia, a White Card is a mandatory certification for workers in the construction industry. It is also known as the Construction Induction Card or the General Construction Induction Card. The White Card Brisbane verifies that the cardholder has completed the necessary training in work health and safety (WHS) and can work safely on a construction site.

To obtain a White Card in Brisbane, you need to complete the Construction Safety Induction training course from a registered training organization (RTO). A White Card covers the following topics:

• OHS legislative requirements
• Construction hazards and control measures
• OHS communication and reporting procedures
• OHS incident response procedures

Once you complete the Whitecard course, the RTO will issue you a statement of attainment, and provide the candidate with the White Card from the Queensland government.

It is important to note that the White Card in Brisbane is valid across all Australian states and territories, so if you hold a Whitecard from another state, you do not need to obtain a separate White Card in Queensland.

To obtain a White Card, you need to complete the Construction Safety Induction training course from a registered training organization (RTO). The course is designed to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely on a construction site and covers topics such as:

• OHS legislative requirements
• Construction hazards and control measures
• OHS communication and reporting procedures
• OHS incident response procedures

Here are the steps to get your Whitecard in Brisbane:

1. Find a registered training organization (RTO) that offers the Construction Safety Induction training course in Queensland. You can search for RTOs on the Australian government’s training website.
2. Enrol in the Construction Safety Induction training course and complete the required training.
3. Once you have completed the White Card course, the RTO will issue you a statement of attainment. This statement confirms that you have successfully completed the Construction Safety Induction training and you will receive a Whitecard.
4. You can apply for your White Card in Brisbane Course online through the A Training website booking system. You will need to provide proof of identity and 100 Points of Identification prior starting the training.
5. Once your White Card in Brisbane Course is processed and approved, you will receive your Whitecard. You can use this card as evidence that you have completed the necessary training to work safely on a construction site in Queensland.

It’s important to note that the White Card is valid across all Australian states and territories, so if you hold a Whitecard from another state, you do not need to obtain a separate White Card in Queensland.

Contact us on 1300 707 677 for more information on how to complete the White Card Online.

The cost of getting a White Card in Brisbane can vary depending on the registered training organization (RTO) you choose to complete your Construction Safety Induction training course. Generally, the cost of the course ranges from $80 to $150, depending on the RTO.  The fee A Training charges is $140 (GST free) per person.

In addition, A Training’s course fees includes the cost of:

• Administration fees
• Statement of attainment fee
• White Card application fee

The administration fees and statement of attainment fees for the White Card in Brisbane can vary depending on the RTO you choose.

It’s important to research the different RTOs and compare their course fees and additional costs before choosing one to complete your Whitecard (Construction Safety Induction) training course with.

No, White Cards do not expire in Queensland. Once you have obtained a Whitecard, it is considered to be valid for life. However, it is recommended to refresh your knowledge and skills on a regular basis to ensure that you are up to date with any changes in work health and safety (WHS) legislation or best practices.

If you have lost your White Card or it has been damaged or destroyed, you can apply for a replacement card via a White Card in Brisbane Refresher Course. You will need to provide proof of identity and pay a replacement fee to obtain a new Whitecard.

A White Card, also known as a Construction Induction Card or a General Construction Induction Card (GCIC), is a mandatory certification for workers in the construction industry in Queensland, Australia. It is issued to individuals who have completed the necessary training in work health and safety (WHS) and can work safely on a construction site.

Here are some of the things our White Card in Brisbane course can give you:

1. Legal compliance: A Whitecard is a legal requirement for anyone who wants to work in the construction industry in Queensland. Holding a White Card demonstrates that you have completed the mandatory WHS training and are legally permitted to work on a construction site.
2. Employment opportunities: Many employers in the construction industry require their workers to hold a valid White Card in Brisbane. Having a Whitecard can give you a competitive advantage when applying for jobs in the construction industry.
3. Knowledge and skills: The Construction Safety Induction training course that is required to obtain a White Card in Brisbane provides you with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely on a construction site. This includes understanding WHS legislation, identifying and controlling construction hazards, and responding to WHS incidents.
4. Portability: The Whitecard in Brisbane is recognized across all Australian states and territories, which means that if you hold a valid White Card in Queensland, you can work on a construction site in any other state or territory without needing to obtain a separate certification.

In summary, a Whitecard gives you legal compliance, employment opportunities, knowledge and skills, and portability across all Australian states and territories. It is an important certification for anyone who wants to work in the construction industry in Queensland.

In Queensland, Australia, there is no formal qualification required to obtain a White Card. Instead, you need to complete the mandatory Construction Safety Induction training course from a registered training organization (RTO) to be eligible for a Whitecard.

The Construction Safety Induction training course is designed to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely on a construction site. It covers topics such as:

• Work / Occupational health and safety (WHS / OHS) legislative requirements
• Construction hazards and control measures
• WHS / OHS communication and reporting procedures
• WHS / OHS incident response procedures

To enrol into the Construction Safety Induction training course, you must be at least 13 years old and have a basic understanding of the English language. The course can be completed online or in-person, and the duration of the course can vary depending on the RTO you choose.

Once you have successfully completed the Construction Safety Induction training course, you will be issued with a statement of attainment. This statement confirms that you have met the training requirements for a White Card Brisbane.

In summary, to obtain a Whitecard Brisbane, you need to complete the Construction Safety Induction training course from a registered training organization. No formal qualification is required.