To replace your construction induction or blue card, first locate the registered training organisation (RTO) that issued it by checking the construction induction training card database. Contact the RTO directly for a replacement.

If the issuing RTO is no longer operating, find your statement of attainment for course CPCCWHS1001 and present it to another RTO, who may be able to re-issue the card. Contact the new RTO for fees and application details.

If you can’t find your RTO, card details, or statement of attainment, you will need to retake the construction induction training.

As of the 1st of September 2012, the White Card WA General Induction Card is recognised nationally.

Previously, participants who completed the WHS Induction course were issued with a “green card”. With legislation changes, participants are now issued with a “white card”.

This card does not expire, however if you have not worked on a construction for 2 years or more, Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety recommends attending a course to update your skills and knowledge.

No, you are not required to bring any PPE, only yourself and your ID. If you are looking for some PPE, we have very limited steel cap boots that can be purchased from our Sydney CBD location.

We are not registed with CRICOS, however the White Card WA is exempt from CRICOS registration, therefore Student Visa Holders are able to undertake this training

In Australia, course fees are tax deductible if they are directly related to your current job, either maintaining or improving the skills required or being a condition of your employment. The course must be linked to your current employment and not just for future job opportunities. Expenses reimbursed by your employer are not deductible, and you can only claim for out-of-pocket costs.

For definitive guidance, please consult a tax professional or refer to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) website to ensure compliance with tax regulations.

Your booking is confirmed once we receive full payment of course fees. Unfortunately there are rare occasions where the course will sell out prior to you finalising payment.  In this situation a member of our customer service team will get in contact to organise an alternate training date.

Payment can be made at the time of booking using either a credit card, EFTPOS or cash. Invoices and acceptance of company cheques is by prior arrangement only.

We do not offer payment installments and full payment of course fees are required at the time of booking. The good news is that we try to always offer value for money and keep course fees affordable, so you know that you are always getting good value, especially with our package deals which offer reduced prices!

We can book multiple people at once for the White Card WA course and create company invoices, even for individual students. Simply email our bookings team at bookings@tcptraining.com.

Please include the course name, location and date you wish to enrol them into, their full names and unique emails. We also require the company's legal name, address, ABN and contact for invoicing.

Most courses will permit a student to bring a friend to interpret for them during training. If you do need assistance, we ask that you contact first before booking your course so we can advise if there are any restrictions. For example, Forklift training requires students to complete all assessments in English.

If the course permits, you may bring a friend along to the course or, alternatively, you can phone the National Translation service to book an interpreter. Visit the Immigration website for more information about help with translating.

What you need to do is register with your local Job Network Agent. Your Employment Consultant will make the booking with us on your behalf and arrange payment with us directly. Unfortunately Centrelink does not pay directly.