TOP 10 WHITE CARD TRAINING COURSES IN AUSTRALIA - PAGE 5

Did you know that the White Card Program must now be facilitated in a classroom environment using face to face interaction and active student participation when taken in the state of Queensland. The successful participants will be required to demonstrate a clear understanding of personal awarene...

Our training program will prepare you with the skills and knowledge that you need to make you work-ready for the construction industry.

This White Card course covers the basic Work Health and Safety (WHS) knowledge required before anyone commences work within the construction industry. It will help you comply with the industry’s legislative requirements.

A white card is a requirement for people, such as site managers, labourers, and other workers, who want to work in construction. It is the commonly used name for the General Construction Induction Card given to those who completed the required course.

Construction Induction training is a legal requirement that allows you: to carry out construction work, including site managers and supervisors, labourers and trade persons and to access operational construction zones unaccompanied or not directly supervised by an inducted person

Led by trainers possessing extensive industry expertise, BGT Jobs & Training Ballarat's WorkSafe Victoria-approved Construction Induction Card (White Card).

This unit of competency specifies the outcomes required to undertake Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) induction training within the construction industry.

The Work Safely in Construction (or White Card) course focuses on providing participants with knowledge required to work on building and construction work sites. This course is a regulatory requirement for any person performing construction work. Also previously known as White Card or Construction ...

The Work Safely in Construction (or White Card) course focuses on providing participants with knowledge required to work on building and construction work sites.

The course is aimed at all workers carrying out construction work, including: self-employed persons, labourers, apprentices, trades-persons, supervisors and project managers.