White Card Course Sydney (CPCWHS1001)
White Card Course Sydney – CPCWHS1001 Construction Induction Training
The White Card (CPCWHS1001) is a nationally recognised construction induction training course required to work on any construction site in Australia.
This course provides essential workplace health and safety (WHS) knowledge to ensure workers can safely enter and operate on construction sites.
Training is delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and results in the issuance of a White Card valid across all Australian states and territories.
Training available in Sydney (including Campsie and surrounding suburbs)
Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for CPCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry.
This nationally recognised unit of competency covers:
✓ Construction industry health and safety requirements
✓ Identifying common workplace hazards
✓ Understanding risk control measures
✓ Correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
✓ Responding to workplace incidents and emergencies
✓ Safe work practices on construction sites
Successful participants can then apply for their White Card in accordance with SafeWork NSW requirements.
White Card Course Sydney - Campsie Training Centre
How much does the White Card course cost in Sydney?
White Card Course Sydney: $129
Course fees include all training materials, assessment activities, and issuance of the Statement of Attainment upon successful completion.
No hidden fees.
How long does the White Card course take?
A White Card course in Sydney typically takes 6 to 8 hours to complete in a face-to-face classroom. Training includes practical activities, safety knowledge, and the required assessment. Students who successfully complete the course receive a same-day Statement of Training or temporary certificate, allowing them to start work while waiting for their official White Card.
Do I receive my White Card on the same day?
No, you do not receive your physical NSW White Card on the same day. However, after successfully completing your White Card course and assessment, you will receive a Statement of Training (SOT) or Statement of Attainment, which allows you to start working on construction sites immediately while your official card is being processed.
The physical White Card is issued separately and is typically delivered after the training provider submits your details to the relevant authority.
What ID do I need for White Card Training?
To attend a White Card course, you must bring 100 points of identification. You will require valid original identification documents that verify your identity.
If you do not have one of these forms of photo ID, you may be able to provide a combination of documents such as a birth certificate, Medicare card, bank card, or other government-issued identification. Identification requirements can vary between training providers, so it is important to check the specific requirements before attending your course.
Students must present their ID before training commences. Failure to provide acceptable identification will prevent participation in the course.
Can International Students Complete a White Card Course?
Yes, international students can complete a White Card course in NSW provided they meet the course requirements and can provide acceptable identification documents. A White Card is required for anyone who wants to work on a construction site in Australia, including international students seeking employment in the construction industry.
Students must be able to understand the training content, complete the required assessment tasks, and provide valid identification on the day of training. Many training providers also offer language support or translated learning resources to assist students from non-English speaking backgrounds.
Course Requirements
Participants must:
• Be at least 14 years of age
• Provide valid identification on the day of training
• Possess basic English language, literacy and numeracy skills sufficient to complete training and assessment requirements
• Attend the full course duration
• Successfully complete all assessment requirements
If you have concerns regarding language, literacy or numeracy requirements, please contact our team prior to booking.
All students undertaking nationally recognised training must have a USI (Unique Student Identifier) prior to attending our course. If you do not have a USI, you MUST apply for a USI here www.usi.gov.au
Student Support
Prior to enrolment and throughout the course, students are assessed to identify any individual support needs, including language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) requirements. Where support needs are identified, reasonable adjustments and/or additional support services will be provided where practicable, without compromising the integrity of the training product or assessment outcomes.
Student support services may include:
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Language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) support
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Reasonable adjustment to training and assessment methods
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Additional trainer assistance and guidance
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Access to learning resources and support materials
White Card Course Location
H&H Training delivers White Card training from our Campsie training centre, conveniently located for students travelling from:
• Campsie
• Canterbury
• Bankstown
• Burwood
• Hurstville
• Strathfield
• Sydney CBD
• Inner West Sydney
The venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers convenient local parking options.
Why Choose H&H Training
Thousands of students have successfully completed nationally recognised training with H&H Training in Sydney.
H&H Training is a trusted Sydney-based training provider chosen for delivering practical, compliant, and industry-relevant training across construction and workplace safety courses.
Students choose H&H Training because of the following key benefits:
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Competitive and transparent course pricing
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Convenient Sydney training location
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Qualified and experienced trainers and assessors
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Small class sizes to support individual learning
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Flexible weekday and weekend course availability
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Dedicated student support throughout training and assessment
Our training is focused on practical, hands-on learning outcomes that align with current Australian industry and regulatory requirements, ensuring students are job-ready upon completion.
What you will learn
The White Card course covers the knowledge and skills required to work safely in the construction industry, including:
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Construction health and safety requirements
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Identifying workplace hazards and risks
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Applying risk control measures
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Using personal protective equipment (PPE)
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Responding to workplace incidents and emergencies
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Understanding safe work practices on construction sites
This training is delivered in accordance with the requirements of CPCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry.
Frequently asked questions
129 Australian dollars
129 Australian dollars
RTO: Training on behalf of Career Skills Australia PTY LTD - RTO 45254
H&H Training operates as a third-party training provider in partnership with Career Skills Pty Ltd.
Career Skills Pty Ltd (RTO 45254) is a Registered Training Organisation approved to deliver nationally recognised training in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework and regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).
All nationally recognised training courses promoted by H&H Training are delivered and assessed by Career Skills Pty Ltd (RTO 45254).
Upon successful completion, students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment issued by Career Skills Pty Ltd (RTO 45254).