White Card Training
Accelerated Training Is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 41474) and Is a SafeWork NSW Approved Training Provider.
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NOTE: PARTICIPANTS MUST BE MINIMUM 14 YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE 100 POINTS OF ID
CPCCWHS1001 — PREPARE TO WORK SAFELY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
WHS General Induction for Construction is also known as White Card Training.
Current Work Health and Safety (WHS) Legislation requires all employees that either work in the construction industry or enter any building or construction-site are to be trained in WHS in the workplace.
Upon successful completion of the course you will be issued with a SafeWork NSW ‘Statement of Training’ certificate, which allows you to work in the construction industry immediately. Within a period of four weeks following face-to-face training and assessment, SafeWork NSW will send you a NSW ‘Whitecard’ physical card.
Course Details
- Delivery Time: 7.5 hours classroom training and assessment on-site, or at our training facilities at Dapto.
- Duration: 7.5 hours face-to-face
- Dates: Weekly
- Time: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
- Cost: $130
- Venue: 34 Baan Baan Street, Dapto, NSW 2530
WHS Legislation in the Workplace
WHS Legislation in the Workplace aims to improve overall safety outcomes.
- WHS Act 2011 outlines the roles and responsibilities of the PCBU and workers.
- WHS Regulations 2017 work with the WHS Act to promote safety and introduce penalty units.
- SafeWork NSW closely align their activities with the information provided in the WHS Act 2011 and WHS Regulations 2017
WHS Consultation Information and Training
WHS Consultation is a crucial element to maintain in order to promote the health and safety of everyone in the workplace.
- The role of the WHS committee and representatives
- WHS information on the construction-site
- Induction and training
WHS Risk Management in the Construction industry
Risk management is a process that involves identifying hazards/risks, notifying others, controlling the hazards and risks and monitoring the controls.
- Hazards in the construction workplace
- Controlling risk
Incidents, Emergencies and Workers Compensation
An understanding of what constitutes an emergency and how to respond to one is a crucial part of safety in the workplace.
- An emergency can be considered as something that requires immediate attention (fire, gas leak, etc)
- Workplace Industry management and workers compensation
Students who successfully complete this Nationally Recognised Training will be awarded the Statement of Attainment for:
- CPCCWHS1001 — Prepare to work safely in the construction industry
- Students will also receive a SafeWork NSW Statement of Training (SOT) which allows you to work in the construction industry immediately whilst waiting for SafeWork NSW to issue a NSW Work Safely in the construction industry card
Current Work Health and Safety (WHS) Legislation requires all employees that either work in the construction industry or enter any building or construction-site are to be trained in WHS in the workplace.
- 100 Points of ID from the Evidence of Identity form Information Sheet must be brought in on the day of training. At least one form of ID MUST BE photo type ID such as RMS drivers licence, proof of age card or current passport AND proof of current NSW address.
- A thorough understanding of both written and spoken English.
- All student MUST provide a Unique Student Identifier (USI) number.
The Australian Skills and Qualification Authority (ASQA) requires that students be aware of their rights and responsibilities once they have selected their training provider. Your rights and responsibilities can be found in our Student Agreement that should be read BEFORE enrolling into any of our courses.
Accelerated Training is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 41474).
Our Courses
The Australian Skills and Qualification Authority (ASQA) require that students be aware of their rights and responsibilities once they have selected their training provider.
Your rights and responsibilities can be found in our Learner Handbook that should be read before enrolling into any of our courses.