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White Card Course Training Centre Logan

Course Code: CPCWHS1001 (Supersedes CPCCWHS1001)
Duration: 6 Hours
Location: Logan
Cost: $125 (Includes White Card & Statement of Attainment)
Requirements: Applicants must be 18 or over

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Unit 8 / 84 Wembley Road Logan Central, QLD, 4114

Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

A White Card is an essential requirement for construction workers in Australia. This implies that you must have one if you wish to work in the construction sector. You cannot work on a construction site without a White Card, even if you are just visiting Australia on a working vacation visa.

The ‘Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry CPCWHS1001 (Supersedes CPCCWHS1001)’ training course is also known as ‘White Card’. Possessing a current White Card demonstrates that you have successfully completed general construction induction training with an Australian licenced organisation.

According to National Code of Practice for Induction for Construction Work, the people who need a White Card include:

Construction labourers
Tradespeople
Site managers
Supervisors
Surveyors
People who access operational construction zones unaccompanied or unsupervised
Workers who routinely enter operational construction zones

General Information

Anyone who wants to perform construction-related work in Australia must first obtain White Card accreditation. On behalf of WorkSafe Queensland, the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) you received your training from issues the cards.

How Can I Get a White Card in Logan?

You must successfully finish a white card course in Logan to get the card. The competency for working safely in the construction business is CPCWHS1001. Registered training organisations (RTOs) offer the necessary training.

How Long Is the White Card Course in Logan?

Depending on the training institution, the normal white card course in QLD lasts around 6 hours. You acquire the abilities and information necessary to prove your capacity to recognise and control risks on a building site during this training.

How Much Does It Cost to Get a White Card in Logan?

The typical price ranges from $99 to $150, even though the prices vary, depending on the course. Various training organisations have slightly different pricing structures.

Why Is It Important to Do White Card Training Face To Face?

White card training cannot be completed online; it must be completed in person with a registered training organisation. There are numerous reasons why you might find yourself off-site rather than onsite after completing an online course offered by one of the many training organisations.

It is crucial that you have the most recent information when it comes to WHS, and only in-person training can give you this because the instructor has the most recent knowledge. Online sites typically take a long time to update and are set and forgotten
In a face-to-face learning setting, your instructor can modify the course to meet your needs, including support for language, literacy, and numeracy
Learning has always required interaction, thus participating in online training isolates you and lowers your chances of success. Face-to-face instruction enables collaboration, situational discussion, and subject matter clarification
Workplace health and safety bodies across the nation do not recognise online training, and some employers may reject your White Card and need you to retake a face-to-face course
WHS authorities may refuse your card during onsite inspections since they are aware of universities using online training
Online identity verification is challenging, which may result in your card being rejected throughout the White Card application process
White Card online training providers give assurances that you will receive complete support. But when it comes to getting that support, instructors are swamped with hundreds of students, slow to respond, and frequently misunderstand your questions