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NEW! QLD WHITE CARD VIRTUAL TRAINING (via Webinar) - Just $139.  Official Nationally Recognised Training with Same Day Certificate.  

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Now you can conveniently get your Worksafe QLD White Card via “virtual classroom” live Zoom class, without the hassle of travelling to a physical classroom!

WHS QLD does not allow purely online White Cards except for some rural and remote locations (100kms from nearest White Card RTO classroom). Instead,  WhiteCardOnline.com.au partners with White Card Webinars (Workplace Health and Safety Queensland approved RTO “The Careers Academy” – RTO # 46244) to deliver the official “Connected Real-Time Delivery” version of the White Card course to QLD Residents.

White Card Webinars is a highly regarded “virtual classroom” White Card training service with over 3,000 5-star Google reviews.

Please note that this is training is for individuals who currently reside in Queensland.

Connected Delivery / Virtual Classroom means that you join a class via a special secure online meeting room, via the easy-to-use platform called Zoom.

 
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Virtual Classroom White Card in QLD

WorkSafe QLD have approved selected RTO’s to deliver the White Card course via a “virtual online classroom”.  This is officially referred to as “Connected Real Time Delivery” (CRTD).

Connected Delivery means that you join a class via a special secure online meeting room, via the well-known platform Zoom.

Up to 10 people can be in this “virtual classroom” for the course, and just like a face-to-face classroom course it’s expected to take most of a full day to complete (typically 6-8 hours).

 

Connected Real Time Delivery Course Content:

Like a classroom, only virtual!  Just $139.

Course Outline:
The White Card course (CPCWHS1001 ) will cover the following topics:

– Current Australian Health and Safety legislative requirements
– What hazards and risks are, and how to control them
– Principles of risk management
– Your duty of care as a person or entity entering a construction site
– The different types of Work Health & Safety documentation and reporting processes
– How to respond to emergency situations
– Fire safety training including use of different types of fire extinguishers
– The meaning of different types of safety signs and symbols
– Correct use of different types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

 

Virtual Classroom Course Assessments:

The assessment for the course is in two components as outlined below (this is similar to normal face to face):

Knowledge Assessment:

You will complete a series of knowledge assessment activities throughout the day of your Connected Real-Time Delivery session. This will be completed online through through the Training portal during the session.

Verbal Assessment:

During the Connected Real-Time Delivery session, you will be required to complete a verbal assessment and undertake practical activities (such as correctly fitting PPE) with the trainer/assessor.

Your trainer will give you all necessary instructions on the day, but you must ensure you have the required PPE with you before the session begins.
In order to complete this assessment, you MUST personally have access to the required PPE, this includes:

 
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Is My QLD White Card Recognised in Other States & Territories?

Yes

The Worksafe QLD Website states:

“The following construction induction cards are recognised in Queensland and vice versa:

  • Victoria construction induction card
  • New South Wales construction induction card
  • Australian Capital Territory construction induction card
  • South Australia construction induction card
  • Tasmania construction induction card
  • Western Australia construction induction card
  • Northern Territory construction induction card.

Queensland white cards (including the former ‘blue’ cards) are also accepted throughout Australia.”

Source:  WorkSafe QLD