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Workzone Training

CPCWHS1001

White Card

Study mode

On Campus

Duration

1 day

Course fees

$130

If you are working on construction sites, National Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation requires that you have a White Card. This course provides basic knowledge of construction work, the Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws that apply, common hazards likely to be encountered in construction work and how the associated risks can be controlled. Under WHS legislation, workers on construction sites in Australia must undertake general induction training or ‘White Card training’ and have evidence of their attendance from the course before they are permitted to commence work on a construction site.

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Delivery mode

This course is available in the following study modes:

Locations

2/68 Benison Road, Winnellie 0820
12 Circuit Drive, Hendon 5014

Entry Requirements

There are no formal academic requirements

Course fees

Course fee

$130

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About Workzone Training

Workzone Training is dedicated to providing comprehensive training solutions tailored specifically for the traffic management industry.

With a focus on South Australia and Northern Territory, our training programs are designed to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to ensure safe and efficient traffic management practices.

Whether it's obtaining essential certifications or advancing existing skills, Workzone Training offers courses that meet industry standards and regulations.

Our experienced instructors and hands-on approach ensure that participants are well-prepared to handle various traffic management scenarios, contributing to safer work zones and enhanced public safety.

Operating since

2022

Legal name

WORKZONE TRAINING PTY LTD

RTO code

45807

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