Overview

The Construction Induction Card will qualify you to work safely in the construction industry. Formerly Red Card. This White Card Course is recognised by WorkSafe in the registration of construction workers for WH&S induction and gives you a chance to upskill your career. Under WorkSafe Victoria requirements, all persons participating in on-site activities in the building and construction industry must undertake Construction Induction Card training prior to entering a construction workplace.

Construction Induction Card is part of the Authorised Workers program and is running during lockdown.

Suitable For:

Our White Card Course will qualify you to work safely in the construction industry and should be completed prior to entering a construction workplace.
Owner Builders

Topics Covered:

Work Health and Safety legislative requirements
Construction hazards and control measures
Work Health and Safety communication and reporting processes
Work Health and Safety incident response procedures

Construction Induction Card Course outcomes:

Participant will gain the skills and knowledge to work safely in the construction industry

This course consists of the following units of competency:

CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

A Statement of Attainment will be issued at the conclusion of the course.

Please Note:

The Statement of Attainment received on the day of training is valid for 60 days, allows the participant to perform construction work while WorkSafe process their Construction Induction Card. You will be required to present photo ID on the day of white card raining. Our Student Recruitment Team is available to assist in any queries.

Requirements

Basic English reading and writing skills.
Anyone who is under the age of 16, must provide a letter on company letterhead from the principal of their school or employer before enrolling into course.

You must present photo ID on the day of training (see below for acceptable ID documents).

Types of Identity Documents
The documents listed below are examples of documents that can be used as proof of identity. Other documents may be used as long as the document as a minimum provides proof of the participant's full name as well as a photo:

Passport (Australian Passport current or expired within the last two years, but not cancelled, International Passport must be current)
Driver's Licence - Australian with photo, must be current
Driver's Learners Permit - Australian with photo, must be current
Boat Operator's Licence - Australian with photo, must be current
Firearm Licence - Victorian with photo, must be current. (Can accept interstate Firearms Licence as long as it contains a photo and is current)
Licence to Perform High Risk Work or equivalent photo certificate of competency that is current, not expired
State, Territory or Federal Government Employee ID card with photo
Other Australian Government issued ID card with photo
Photo identity card issued by a Tertiary Education Institution must be current
Keypass ID Card with photo, must be current
Consumer Affairs Victoria Proof of Age Card with photo

Please arrive at 8:30am for registration. Training commences at 9:00am sharp

Materials

The following specific equipment is essential for learners to complete their assessment requirements. Learners must obtain the following PRIOR to beginning the course and ensure they have it on-hand at the request of their trainer:

Hard hat - Must be a hard hat suitable for use on a construction site. Caps, beanies, or other casual head wear are not acceptable.
Safety vest - Must be a yellow or orange reflective hi-vis vest
Safety glasses - Must be safety glasses suitable for use on a construction site. Sunglasses or prescription glasses are not acceptable.
Hearing protection - Must be either foam ear plugs or ear muffs suitable for use on a construction site. Headphones or other casual head wear are not acceptable
Students to provide their own pen, pencil and notepad