In Australia it’s mandatory for all people working in residence construction, rebuilds, refurbishment, plumbing, bricklaying, carpentry, asbestos removal, wall tiling, floor tiling, roof tiling, concreting and civil construction should total the course CPCCOHS1001A ‘Work Safely in the Construction Industry’.

This is a general Occupational Well being and Safety (OHS) induction course particularly tailored to the construction industry. This initiative has lately been adopted by all Australian states and territories as part of a wider move to see uniform Workplace Wellness and Safety (WH&ampS) across the country’s construction sites.

As such you are able to total the course in any Australian state or territory and have it recognised in any other state or territory. With the slight exception of the Northern territory, which likes to see that you’ve completed the course in the state or territory exactly where you presently live or function.

The CPCCOHS1001A ‘Work Safely in the Construction Industry’ course has four significant components:
1. How to identify workplace health and safety (WH&ampS) requirements,
2. Training on how to indentify construction hazards and manage strategies,
three. Training on how to identify WH&ampS communication and reporting processes and
4. Incident response procedures.
These components go into detail on the following:
• Info relating to the Workplace Well being and Safety Act 1995, Workplace Well being and Safety Regulation 2008 and codes of practice
• Risk management
• Principal contractor’s safety strategy
• Material safety data sheets
• Function approach statements
• Causes of fires and varieties of controls
• Standard emergency procedures like very first aid, evacuation plans and procedures
• Reporting hazards to relevant folks at the workplace
• Workplace Wellness and Safety Officers
• Obligations of individuals at the workplace
• Duty of care and
• Recording of function injuries, work brought on illness and harmful happenings at the workplace.

Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) are able to deliver the training, right after strict accreditation processes and approvals from the likes of WA Worksafe, Victoria Worksafe, Workplace Standards Tasmania, Safework SA, Workcover Worksafe ACT, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland, NT Worksafe or NSW Workcover Authority.

RTOs can deliver the ‘Work Safely in the Construction Industry’ course either on-line or face-to-face. Each modes of delivery will contain the identical course content material, modules and assessments.

Upon the effective conclusion of this course you will obtain your nationally recognised proof of completion, the White Card. This card is accepted Australia wide as proof the course has been completed by you and replaces the old Blue, Red and Green Cards.

Your RTO will also need you to offer a copy of Statement of Attainment, which is accessible to you upon course finalisation, a Statutory Declaration form that has been signed by you, a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declaration or legal practitioner and a witness, and a copy of your photo I.D. also signed by the Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declaration or legal practitioner. Right after which the RTO can give you with your White Card.

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