Overview
CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry
If you’re looking to work in construction, getting your White Card is the first essential step. At Bass Coast Adult Learning (BCAL), we offer the nationally recognised Construction Induction course (CPCWHS1001), required by law for anyone wishing to enter and work safely on Australian construction or building sites.
This course equips you with the fundamental knowledge of workplace health and safety (WHS) needed to identify hazards, reduce risks, and understand your responsibilities onsite. Whether you’re entering the workforce as a labourer, apprentice, tradesperson, or contractor, this course is your ticket onto the job site.
Delivered in our small, supportive classroom environment in Wonthaggi, the course includes engaging discussions, real-world examples, and practical information you’ll need on the job.
Overview of workplace health and safety legislation
Identifying and responding to construction hazards
Correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
How to respond to emergencies and onsite incidents
Risk assessment and safe work practices
Anyone planning to work on a construction site
School leavers or VET students entering trades
Labourers, apprentices, subcontractors
Career changers exploring civil or commercial construction
Unit of Competency: CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry
Delivery: Face-to-face at BCAL, Wonthaggi
Duration: 1 day
Certification: Statement of Attainment issued upon successful completion.
Participants can then apply for a White Card through WorkSafe Victoria.
Join a course where safety, confidence, and employability come first—all in a welcoming and inclusive learning environment.
Delivered by Australian Safe T Training (RTO 21852)
Details
Intakes
Intake Date | Study Mode | Intake Days |
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20/06/2025 | On-Campus | Friday 9am – 3.30pm |
Course enquiries? We’re happy to help!
MON – THUR 9am – 5pm | FRI 9am – 4pm
PO Box 322 239 White Road, Wonthaggi VIC 3995
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