by Michael Bradley | Jul 6, 2026 | Building & Construction, Confined Spaces, Fire Safety, First Aid Training, Justice Services, RSA/RSG, Security Training, Weapons, Working at Heights
Australian Training Institute Expands: From Sandgate to Albion, and a Brand-New Ipswich Campus Looking for Australian Training Institute at Sandgate? We’ve moved. After more than 15 years proudly training students from our Sandgate campus, we’ve expanded into two new...
by India Rogers | Nov 24, 2022 | Building & Construction
The building and construction sector is founded on quality and safety principles. Because building projects must be suitable for their purpose, it has a substantial influence on not just daily living but also the economy as a whole when these considerations are not...
by India Rogers | Nov 24, 2022 | Building & Construction
To work in Australia’s building and construction industry, you must complete an accredited white card course. Individuals working in the construction field in Australia must obtain the white card or CPCWHS1001 from white card training. It is necessary to...
by India Rogers | Nov 11, 2022 | Building & Construction
There’s a good chance you’ve heard of the white card course if you’re looking to work in the construction industry here in Australia. Before beginning any construction project, you first must obtain a white card, which is as simple as completing a short, 1 day course....
by India Rogers | Nov 11, 2022 | Building & Construction
If you work in the construction industry you know the importance of ensuring the safety of all persons on site at all times. Regardless of their position, all employees must be protected by their employers. There are additional risks to take into account for...
by India Rogers | Feb 22, 2022 | Building & Construction
Working in the construction industry in Australia means you need to comply with different requirements regulated by appropriate organisations. So, if you have been looking into construction job opportunities, there are many things that you should keep an eye on...