Our Forklift Licence Training (LF Class) equips participants with the skills and knowledge to operate a load-shifting forklift safely and efficiently. This course is essential for those seeking to work in warehouses, logistics, and industrial settings.
The White Card course is a mandatory requirement for anyone working on construction sites in Australia. It covers the basic health and safety knowledge needed to work safely.
You will gain practical insights into Australian WHS legislation, risk management, and duties of care on active construction sites. You also:
Workplace Health and Safety Responsibilities: Roles and duties under WHS law.
Identifying Hazards and Risk Control: Learn how to recognise and manage site risks.
Reporting Incidents and Near Misses: Understand how and when to escalate issues.
Safe Work Practices: Applying safe techniques on construction sites.
Emergency Procedures: Basic response protocols in case of injury or site hazard.
Have experience or previous study? You may be eligible to apply for Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) or credit transfer. This allows you to reduce the time and cost of completing your course. Speak with our training team to find out more.
Must be 18 years of age or older
Must provide valid photo identification (e.g. driver’s licence, passport)
Basic English communication skills are required (reading, writing, and speaking)
Must be physically capable of performing forklift-related tasks safely
Must hold the equivalent of an Australian Year 10 school certificate
Proof of English proficiency (e.g. IELTS 5.0 or equivalent)
Visa and passport details may be requested at the time of enrolment
As part of your learning journey, you’ll begin developing a practical portfolio that highlights your hands-on skills, safety training, and machinery operation experience—helping you showcase your abilities to future employers in the warehousing and logistics sector.
The following outlines the tuition rates and estimated costs for the 2024–25 academic year. Please note: course materials, safety gear, and other program-related expenses are additional.
Domestic Students: $620 AUD
International Students: $1,550 AUD
Training materials & workbook – approx. $50
Safety equipment (high-vis vest, closed-toe boots, gloves) – approx. $80
Assessment & licence application fees (for LF Licence) – approx. $100
Optional: CPR/First Aid training and Food Safety Certificate (available separately)
Need help with funding or group bookings? Contact us to learn about available support for employers, JobSeekers, and trainees.
A White Card allows you to legally enter and work on Australian construction sites:
General Labourer
Apprentice or Trainee
Warehouse Worker in Construction Supply Chain
Safety Spotter or Site Assistant
Forklift Licence (LF Class)
Order Picker Licence (LO Class)
Scissor Lift/EWP Training
Manual Handling & Warehouse Safety
Speak with our student support team or apply online in minutes. We’ll guide you through eligibility, course selection
Start your practical learning at one of our campuses. You’ll be taught by qualified trainers and use real construction tools in a controlled training environment.
We support you every step of the way—from your first class to your final assessment. Our trainers and coordinators are here to help you succeed.
Once you complete your course requirements, you’ll graduate with a nationally recognised qualification that meets industry standards.
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The LF course typically runs for 1–2 days, including hands-on training and a final assessment. Exact duration may vary by location or group size.
Yes. Once you successfully complete the theory and practical assessment, you’ll be issued a Statement of Attainment and can apply for a WorkSafe LF Licence (valid across Australia).
No prior experience is required for most entry-level courses. We’ll assess your eligibility and guide you to the best course based on your goals.
Absolutely. Our training includes extensive practical components in simulated worksites, using real tools, materials, and safety procedures.
Course durations vary by qualification. Most Certificate III courses take 12–24 months, while shorter skill sets may take just a few weeks.
