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White card courses in Newcastle & Hunter

6 approved providers · from $80 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a white card course in Newcastle & Hunter: $80 to $140, across 6 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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Asset Training

Broadmeadow · 1 day

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Beresfield · 1 day · Face to face

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The White Card is the general construction induction card required by anyone working on a construction site in NSW, including tradies, labourers, apprentices and site visitors. It confirms completion of basic work health and safety induction training and is regulated by SafeWork NSW.

In Newcastle & Hunter, 5 providers offer White Card courses, with prices ranging from $80 to $140. Courses typically run for 1 day or around 6 hours and are delivered face-to-face, as required under NSW rules.

SafeWork NSW requires White Card training to be completed in person within the state; online courses completed interstate are not accepted for NSW work. Providers in the area include options in Beresfield, Broadmeadow, Cardiff and Nelson Bay.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a White Card course cost in Newcastle & Hunter?
Prices among local providers range from $80 to $140. Exact cost depends on the provider and whether extras like a physical card are included, so check with each provider directly.
Can I do an online White Card course in NSW?
No. SafeWork NSW requires White Card training to be delivered face-to-face within the state. Online White Card certificates issued by providers in other states are not accepted for work in NSW.
How long does the course take?
Local providers typically run the course over 1 day or around 6 hours, delivered in a single face-to-face session. Exact scheduling and start times vary by provider.
Does the White Card expire or need renewal?
The White Card itself does not have a set renewal period under SafeWork NSW rules. Requirements can change, so check current guidance from SafeWork NSW or confirm with your provider.

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White card in NSW: what you need to know

Who needs a white card, why NSW requires face-to-face training, cost and how long it takes.

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