Star Training

Construction Induction (White Card) Training Course Brisbane

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(07) 3556 5327

CPCCWHS1001 – Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

Location

On-site at your workplace, or alternatively a suitable training venue can be organised.
Approximately 4 hours.

The only approved way to deliver a construction induction is by attending a face to face training course. Then to obtain accreditation in construction white card training Brisbane, a practical and written assessment will be given to participants to complete.

There are no prerequisites, however participants must be able to converse and comprehend basic English.
  • Government issued photo identification
  • Unique Student Identifier (USI)
  • Closed toe shoes

Upon completion of the course, participants will be issued with a white card and a Statement of Attainment.

Do you need to obtain a credible construction white card to work in construction?

Then contact one of our highly trained consultants and organise a day to commence a QLD white card training. All our courses are nationally accredited and are always conducted in a friendly and professional learning environment.

Over the years, we have helped a range of people obtain necessary skills and knowledge required for working in construction.

You can book your course today by calling one of our friendly professionals on (07) 3556 5327.

White Card Construction Induction Training Queensland – CPCCWHS1001

Star Training and Assessing has been providing Nationally accredited courses in Construction Induction Queensland wide for years and is one of Queensland’s highest-ranking online/onsite registered training organisations.

Our team has extensive knowledge in the industry and strive on making training environments friendly and supportive, so participants can obtain a construction white card with confidence. With our highly trained experts, we ensure only the best construction white card training courses are delivered, and all have helped various students in and outside of our facilities obtain a credible construction white card in Brisbane.

We pride ourselves on providing exceptional services Brisbane wide and will continue to provide premium services to ensure you get the best practices possible. Our team of highly trained experts let you learn with confidence and are committed to providing necessary and extensive knowledge in construction white card training, so you can gain the skills required to work on a construction site in Brisbane.

For our construction white card training course in Brisbane, we offer on-site training and off-site(online) training at Star Training and Assessing facilities.

Before commencing work on any construction site in Australia, workers are required to hold evidence of general construction induction under the applicable occupational health and safety laws of each state or territory jurisdiction.

Formally known in Queensland as the “Blue Card”, this nationally recognised unit has been replaced by the “Construction Induction Card” or the “White Card”. Our construction white card training in Queensland is aimed to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills to work in a range of construction sites.

This nationally recognised unit of competency specifies the outcomes required to undertake Occupational Health and Safety (WHS) induction training within the construction industry. It requires the ability to demonstrate personal awareness of WHS legislative requirements and the basic principles of risk management and prevention of injury and illness in the construction industry.
Identifying health and safety legislative requirements in construction work –
  • Identifying roles and responsibilities
  • Duty of care requirements
  • Identifying construction safe work practices
Identifying construction hazards and applying risk control measures –
  • Basic principles of risk management
  • Identifying construction hazards
  • Personal protective equipment requirements
  • Controlling construction hazards
Identifying health and safety communication and reporting procedures –
  • Identifying health and safety documentation
  • Identifying roles of designated health and safety personnel
  • Identifying safety signs and symbols
  • Procedures for reporting hazards, incidents and injuries
Identifying incident and emergency response procedures –
  • Procedures for responding to incidents and emergencies
  • Procedures for accessing first aid
  • Identifying types and purpose of fire safety equipment.