As a general rule, a White Card is required for jobs on a construction site. In QLD, this includes:

• Site managers
• Supervisors
• People who access operational construction zones (when unaccompanied or not directly supervised by an inducted person)
• Surveyors
• Labourers
• Tradespeople
• Workers who routinely enter operational construction zones for work

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Class Based (face to face)

Regular classes will run from our Brisbane training location, providing you with the flexibility to fit in with your schedule. All classes are delivered by qualified, industry-experienced Trainers who work closely with students to optimise their learning experience.

• One day classroom-based training from 8.30 am – 2.30 pm
• The nominal hours identified for this unit of competency is six (6) hours. With competency-based training, if a learner already has defined skills, knowledge and experience, a reduced amount of training may be enough to ensure they fully absorb the required knowledge and gain the skills required for this unit of competency. This, in turn, is reflected in the learner’s progression rate through the unit of competency.
• All equipment for practical assessment, including Hard Hat, High-Visibility Retro-Reflective Vest, Eye Protection, and Hearing Protection, will be provided by DP Training.

Upon completing the assessment and verification, you’ll receive your Statement of Attainment online and the physical white card will be issued on the day of training. This document serves as proof of completing a White Card course and grants access to construction sites.

To complete your White Card with DP Training, you must

• Be above 16 years of age at the time of application.
• Undertake Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) Skills Indicator assessment questionnaire
• Have 3 forms of identification.
• Create a USI before attending a White Card course.

• The topics covered include :

  • Health and safety legislative requirements for construction work
  • Construction hazards and risk control measures
  • Health and safety communication and reporting processes
  • Incident and emergency response
  • Selection and fitting of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  While working through the above topics, you will be required to complete assessments to demonstrate an understanding of the material. The types of assessments are outlined below.

  • Theory Questions
  • Verbal Questions
  • Practical Assessment (Proper fitting of personal protective equipment)

  Course Outcome: National Recognised Unit of Competency: CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry (White Card)

• Fee For Service

  • A Full Fee paying student – total course fee of $110

  This course requires upfront payment, and it is not eligible for government funding. The course fees must be paid in full prior to attending class.