Youth Futures: White card training

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City of Canterbury Bankstown

White Card is a license required to enter and work on construction sites in Australia

Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre

<h4>White card training</h4>White card training is the mandatory safety induction course for anyone working on construction sites in Australia. It covers essential topics like workplace hazards, risk management, and safe work practices. Upon completion, participants receive a nationally recognised White Card, allowing them to legally enter and work on construction sites across all states and territories.<h4>What is a white card</h4>A White Card is a mandatory certification for anyone seeking to access and work on construction sites across Australia. Also referred to as the General Construction Induction Card, it serves as proof that the holder has completed the required safety training for the construction industry.Although each Australian state and territory issues its own version of the White Card, it is nationally recognised meaning you can use it anywhere in the country, regardless of where you completed your induction training.<h4>What to bring on the day</h4>On the day of the course you will be required to bring;<ul><li>100 points of ID (Passport, Drivers licence, or Birth Ceritificate)</li><li>USI number <a href="https://www.usi.gov.au/" title="https://www.usi.gov.au/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Government USI portal</a></li></ul><h4>What to expect</h4><ul><li>Full day of training</li><li>lunch break</li></ul>Date: Tuesday, 20 January 2026Time: 10am - 5pm (please arrive 15 minutes earlier to sign in)Where: Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre,80 Rickard Road, BankstownCost: FREEAge: 15 - 24 years oldLunch will be provided White Card New South WalesIn New South Wales, your White Card is issued by SafeWork NSW. Once you complete the required training, your Registered Training Organisation (RTO) will notify SafeWork NSW of your completion, and the card will be mailed to the delivery address you provided.While waiting for your White Card to arrive, you can use your Statement of Attainment as proof of training to begin work on construction sites.To be eligible for White Card training in NSW, participants must be at least 15 years old, and the course must run for a minimum of six hours.Terms and Conditions:This activity is for young people who live or study within Canterbury-Bankstown LGA.Cancellation PolicyIf you can no longer attend the activity, registered participants must notify michelle.oconnor@cbcity.nsw.gov.au in writing, no less than 48-hours prior to the event taking place.For further information, email michelle.oconnor@cbcity.nsw.gov.au

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