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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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Ironbark Training

Wagga Wagga · 1 day · Face to face

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The White Card is the general construction induction card required by SafeWork NSW for anyone working on a construction site in New South Wales. It confirms you have completed basic work health and safety training before starting on-site.

In NSW, White Card training must be completed face-to-face; online White Cards issued in other states are not accepted for work in NSW. This page lists 3 providers offering White Card training in the Riverina & Murray region, including options in Table Top, Wagga Wagga and Moama. Courses typically run for one day.

Check with individual providers for current pricing, exact start times, and what identification or paperwork to bring on the day. Confirm directly whether the card requires renewal, as this can depend on the issuing state and any break in construction work.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a White Card course cost in the Riverina & Murray region?
Pricing varies by provider. Contact Thurgoona Training Academy, Ironbark Training or RICHRIVER FIRSTAID PTY LTD directly for current course fees before booking.
How long does the White Card course take?
Providers in this region run the White Card course over one day, delivered face-to-face, in line with SafeWork NSW requirements for construction induction training.
Does my White Card need to be renewed?
Renewal requirements can depend on the issuing state and any break in construction industry work. Check directly with SafeWork NSW or your training provider for current requirements.
Can I complete an online White Card if I live in NSW?
No. SafeWork NSW requires White Card training to be completed face-to-face. Online White Cards issued by other states are not accepted for construction work in NSW.

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