This specially designed 1 day training course covers three tickets in one convenient program -

• CPCCWHS1001 - Prepare to work safely in the construction industry (White Card)

• TLID1001 - Shift materials safely using manual handling methods

• RIISAM203E - Use hand and power tools

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HiReach's Nationally Recognised Training combined course covers essential WHS core competencies relevant for new workers in the construction industry. 

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The White Card component

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CPCCWHS1001 - Prepare to work safely in the construction industry  or General Construction Induction Card - known as the White Card - is required to enter and work on construction sites in Australia.  It is essential for anyone looking to work in the construction industry, is nationally recognised and can be used anywhere in Australia. 

 

The potential risks involved within the construction industry have highlighted the importance for workers to be knowledgeable about safe work practices, risk management, personal protection, safety signs and safety equipment. 

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From February 2019, training for the white card must be undertaken face to face in Queensland, unless you live further than100 kilometres away from the nearest RTO.

 

Course outline:

 

• Identify Health and Safety legislative requirements of Construction Work

• Identify construction hazards and risk control measures

• Identify health and safety communication and reporting processes

• Identify incident and emergency response procedures

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The Manual Handling component

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Manual Handling training through this Nationally Recognised Training course, TLID1001 - Shift materials safely using manual handling methods, will make you aware of the dangers of incorrect lifting techniques and the manual handling injuries that may occur.

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Manual handling materials includes to push, pull, carry or restrain any object. This manual handling training course will equip you to safely identify, plan and perform manual handling tasks to maintain an injury-free workplace.

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Course outline:
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• Assess the risk associated with relocating the load

• Planning the relocation process

• Carrying out the relocation in accordance with the plan

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The Hand and Power Tools component

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RIISAM203E - Use hand and power tools training will provide new construction workers knowledge of:

• key policies, procedures and documentation required to use hand and power tools

• equipment types, characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations

• energy and power sources

• use of industry and worksite terminology

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Course outline:

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• Plan and prepare to use hand and power tools

• Select and use hand tools

• Select and use power tools

• Conduct housekeeping activities​

Am I eligible?​

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• You must be at least 16 years old

• Have basic English and Maths skills (to be able to identify and interpret workplace signs and apply yourself to the course material).

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​Certification:

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On successful completion of the theory and practical assessment, students will receive:

• a Statements of Attainment nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework for

  • Shift materials safely using manual handling methods

  • Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

  • Use hand and power tools

• a white card,  manual handling and hand and power tools photographic card.

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You will also be provided with all course materials, including a Learners Guide, sample rescue plans, sample safe work method statements, and self assessment materials.​

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What to bring:
 
Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment):

• safety shoes or boots

• workwear (hi-vis if you have it)

• safety hardhat (optional)

• a broad brimmed sun hat and water bottle is recommended

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100 Points of Identification must be presented before you begin training. 100 Points of Identification requirements​

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To discuss the General Construction Induction Card, Manual Handling training, or Hand and Power Tools training call 1300 661 400.