How to Get a White Card in Perth: Step-by-Step Guide

Getting your White Card in Perth is quick and simple. Here is the step-by-step process, what to bring and how...

If you want to work on a construction site in Western Australia, you need construction induction training, better known as a White Card. The good news is that getting one in Perth is quick and affordable. Here is how it works.

New to White Cards? Start with our guide: What is a White Card and who needs one in WA?

Step 1: Choose a Registered Training Organisation

White Card training must be completed with a registered training organisation (RTO). The RTO that trains you also issues your card. SNS College of Western Australia (RTO 53034) delivers CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry in Perth.

Step 2: Complete the Online Learning

You start with online learning and a knowledge assessment. It covers construction hazards, safety laws, your rights and responsibilities, safety signs, PPE, incident reporting and emergency procedures. You can complete it at your own pace.

Step 3: Attend Your Practical Assessment

Next, you attend a supervised practical assessment at our Perth CBD campus. It usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes. Appointments are available Monday to Friday.

Step 4: Receive Your Statement of Attainment and Card

Once you are assessed as competent, you receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment and your White Card is issued by the RTO.

What to Bring

  • Photo identification
  • Your Unique Student Identifier (USI)
  • Enclosed footwear and clothing suitable for practical tasks
  • Glasses if you need them for reading

How Much Does a White Card Cost?

At SNS College, the CPCWHS1001 White Card course fee is currently $65.

Can I Use My Interstate White Card in WA?

Yes. According to WorkSafe WA, nationally accredited construction induction training completed in another state or territory is recognised in WA, as long as you can show evidence of completion.

Who Needs a White Card?

Anyone who does construction work, including building, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition, as well as labourers, apprentices, contractors and labour hire workers. Site managers and some visitors who access construction areas may also need one.

Get Your White Card This Week

Book your White Card course in Perth with SNS College. Want to know how long it stays valid? Read does a White Card expire in WA?

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