A white card is your ticket to a career in the construction industry! Across Australia, holding a white card is a mandatory requirement for working on any construction site. You can obtain your card by completing the necessary white card training through a registered training organisation (RTO).
Whether you’re a site manager, supervisor, surveyor, labourer, or tradesperson, a construction industry white card proves that you’ve completed the General Construction Induction course—commonly known as the White Card course. Once you earn this certification, a wide range of job opportunities across the construction sector become available to you.
Whether you’re starting fresh or already have experience, follow the steps below to get your white card in Perth WA or Bunbury. If you need any help, our friendly team at Nara Training and Assessing is here for you.
Step 1: Check Your Eligibility
Before enrolling, ensure you meet the basic requirements to participate in the white card training course:
- You must be 14 years or older to join the course. Proof of age and identity is required, so don’t forget to bring ID.
- English proficiency is essential. You must have a suitable level of spoken and written English, as the course involves understanding key safety terms such as PPE, scaffolding, respirator, evacuation plans, and more.
- No prior study is required under Western Australian laws. This course is a compulsory entry point for anyone starting in the construction field.
Step 2: Choose an Accredited RTO
Next, select a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) that provides nationally accredited white card training.
At Nara Training and Assessing, you can complete your white card in Perth WA or Bunbury course in just half a day—with recognised certification valid across Australia.
Step 3: Enrol in the Course
Once you’ve chosen your RTO, it’s time to enrol. This can be done online or over the phone. Visit our website at www.naratraining.com.au or get in touch with our team at 1800 487 246.
Step 4: Complete the White Card Training
Now comes the core part—completing your construction industry white card training.
The course covers critical topics such as:
- Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) requirements.
- Identifying and managing construction hazards.
- Emergency response procedures.
- Effective health and safety communication.
Our experienced teachers will guide you through each section to help you feel confident and well-prepared.
Step 5: Pay for the Course
At Nara Training and Assessing, we offer affordable white card training at just $100—making it easy to get qualified without breaking the bank.
Step 6: Receive Your White Card
Upon successful completion of the course, you’ll receive your White Card and certificate the same day. This allows you to start applying for jobs and working in construction immediately.
Why Choose Nara for Your White Card in Perth or Bunbury?
- Nationally accredited certification.
- Half-day training – fast and convenient.
- Hands-on learning from experienced instructors.
- Recognised statewide and across Australia.
We cover all essential topics and provide everything you need to be job-ready in the construction sector. Our team ensures a smooth and supportive learning experience every step of the way.
What You’ll Learn in the White Card Course
Participants will be trained in:
- Understanding current construction legislation and safety requirements.
- Identifying construction hazards and applying risk control measures.
- Responding appropriately to incidents and emergencies.
- Health and safety communication and reporting processes.
Ready to Start Your Construction Career?
Completing your white card training course is the essential first step to working in construction in Australia. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to upskill, our half-day course provides the training you need to obtain your white card certificate and work safely and legally.
Contact us for your White Card Course today – Available in Perth and Bunbury.
For more information or to book your training, call us on 1800 487 246.