ποΈ WA WHS Regulator
Regulator: WorkSafe Western Australia (DMIRS)
Capital: Perth
Online White Card accepted: Yes
Online White Card courses are accepted in WA when delivered by a nationally recognised RTO with appropriate assessment methods.
White Card Requirements in Western Australia
Must complete CPCWHS1001 through a registered RTO
WA adopted the WHS Act 2020 (harmonised model) effective 31 March 2022
Photo ID and USI required
Card application through the WA Construction Training Fund or RTO
Interstate White Cards are valid in WA
How to Get Your White Card in WA
Step 1: Prepare
Study for the assessment using our free practice test with 505+ questions. Focus on WHS legislation, hazard identification, safety signs, PPE, and emergency procedures.
Step 2: Enrol with an RTO
Choose a registered training organisation (RTO) to complete CPCWHS1001. Online and face-to-face options are available. Costs range from $60-$180.
Step 3: Complete Training
Attend the course and pass the assessment. You will need photo ID and a Unique Student Identifier (USI). The assessment typically includes multiple choice questions and practical scenarios.
Step 4: Receive Your Card
After passing, the RTO notifies WorkSafe Western Australia (DMIRS). Your White Card will be issued within 5-10 business days. It is nationally recognised across all states and territories.
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How do I get a White Card in Western Australia?
Complete CPCWHS1001 through an RTO, then apply for your card. WA adopted the harmonised WHS Act in 2022, aligning with most other states.
Is my Eastern States White Card valid in WA?
Yes, White Cards are nationally recognised. A valid card from any state or territory is accepted in Western Australia.
How much does a White Card cost in WA?
White Card courses in WA typically cost $70-$150. The Construction Training Fund may subsidise training for eligible workers.
Does WA have any additional construction card requirements?
WA may require additional licences for specific high-risk work such as scaffolding, rigging, and crane operation, in addition to the White Card.