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White card courses in Riverina & Murray

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A white card course in Riverina & Murray, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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In the Riverina & Murray region of NSW, 3 registered training organisations offer the white card course over a single day, preparing workers across the region for entry onto construction sites.

The white card, also known as the construction induction card, is required for anyone working on a building site in Australia, including labourers, apprentices and site visitors. The three RTOs listed here, based in Moama, Wagga Wagga and Table Top, each deliver the standard one-day training.

SafeWork NSW requires this training to be delivered face-to-face. SafeWork NSW does accept construction induction cards issued by other states, so if you are weighing an interstate online course, check your employer or site will accept the card before you pay. Once issued, the card does not need to be renewed, though workers should keep it on hand whenever they are on site.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the white card course cost in Riverina & Murray?
Pricing is not listed for this region, so it varies by provider. Contact Richriver Firstaid, Ironbark Training or Thurgoona Training Academy directly for current course fees.
How long does the white card course take?
Providers in this region run the white card course as a single one-day session, completed face-to-face in a classroom setting rather than online.
Does the white card need to be renewed?
No renewal period applies. Once issued, a white card does not expire, though workers should carry proof of the card, physical or digital, whenever on site.
Can I complete the white card online in NSW?
Not with a NSW provider: SafeWork NSW requires white card training delivered in NSW to be face to face. NSW does accept construction induction cards issued by other states, so check your employer or site will accept one before paying for an interstate online course.

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White card NSW: cost, online rules and how long it lasts

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