Yes. You must book / enrol with the CITC on (08) 8301 4500 to attend any of our courses. For further information please visit our How to Enrol page.

No it does not. You have only registered your interest in that course. You must speak to one of our Enrolments Officers on (08) 8301 4500 to book onto a course. For further information please visit our How to Enrol page.

We are located at 491 - 499 South Road, Regency Park South Australia. Enter via Camira Street.

All training course costs are on application.

For further information please contact us on (08) 8301 4500, email info@citc.com.au or complete the Registration of Interest or  Contact Us forms online.

Once you book onto a course you will be issued with a Tax Invoice for your training and you can pay via Cash, Visa or MasterCard, Cheque, Eftpos, Money Order, Direct Credit or by using our Payment Form online.

Your refund will be processed within 14 days of receipt of the course paperwork by the CITC's General Manager.

It’s a requirement that if you need to cancel from a public course or defer to a later course, you must contact the CITC within the time specified on your enrolment documents.

You may incur the full cost of the course if you don’t cancel in accordance with this requirement.

To cancel or defer from a course, you must telephone (08) 8301 4500 and speak to an Enrolments Officer.

If you have arranged a course specifically for your company and you need to cancel, you must contact the CITC office on (08) 8301 4500 and speak with a Scheduling Officer within the time frame specified in your confirmation letter. Failure to do so will incur an administration fee.

No. We are entirely separate entities and are only connected by our business dealings.

The Construction Industry Training Centre (CITC) is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) that offers training outcomes to participants and companies throughout South Australia. 

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) collects revenue from Building and Construction work undertaken in South Australia. This revenue provides the subsidies for applicable training to those people who have a current CITB ID Number.

This is a number issued by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) for residents of South Australia who are employed in the building and construction industry and are eligible to apply for a CITB number. If deemed eligible you may receive subsidies towards training relevant to the industry. Please see the CITB Subsidies page for further information.

Please note that the CITB makes the decision as to who will be approved. The CITC has no jurisdiction in this matter.

For further infomation please contact the CITB on (08) 8172 9500.

You need to apply for a CITB ID Number via the Construction Industry Training Boards website at www.citb.org.au and follow the link on the homepage.

If approved, your CITB ID number will be available after 5 working days, and your CITB ID CARD in the mail in approximately 10 working days. This may be subject to change, please check the CITB website for further information.

Please note that the CITB makes the decision as to who will be approved. The CITC has no jurisdiction in this matter.

For further infomation please contact the CITB on (08) 8172 9500.

No. Each individual participant must have their own CITB ID Number and it must be current on the day of training.

Yes. We offer Truck Training (Medium Rigid - Heavy Combination) but only if the participant has a current CITB ID number.

No. However for licenced outcomes such as Dogging, Rigging, Hoists, Cranes, Elevated Work Platform, Forklift and Order-Picking Forklift SafeWork SA requires that a student must be 18 or over to be assessed for the purpose of obtaining a licence.

Also the Elevating Work Platform Association of Australia (EWPA) requires that a student be 18 or over to be assessed for Yellow Card (Scissor Lift) and Gold Card (Multi Purpose Tool Vehicle).

Sound literacy skills are required to pass all CITC courses with the exception of National White Card. Persons with English Language skill difficulties may bring an approved and accredited interpreter to White Card Courses.

For students to pass the Dogging course (and subsequent Rigging and Crane courses) a sound understanding of mathematics is highly recommended.

The CITC will allow accredited and approved interpreters into National White Card courses. However it is the responsibility of the student or agent to arrange for the interpreter to attend the training and inform CITC office staff that the interpreter will be attending. Interpreters and translators are not allowed for other courses as the assessment requires the student to have sound English literacy. The student or agent will be required to meet the cost for this service.

You will need to contact the CITC office on (08) 8301 4500 and speak with one of our friendly Enrolment Officers.

No, the CITC offers the White Card course as a 6 hour classroom based face to face delivery course.

No. You need to successfully complete and be deemed competent in the order of:

1. Dogging
2. Basic Rigging
3. Intermediate Rigging
4. Advanced Rigging

No. You need to successfully complete and be deemed competent in the order of:

1. Basic Scaffolding
2. Intermediate Scaffolding
3. Advanced Scaffolding

You will need to contact SafeWork SA on 1300 365 255. SafeWork SA will advise you on how to obtain a replacement licence.

You will need to contact SafeWork SA on 1300 365 255.

It is in your interest to submit the paperwork to SafeWork SA within the specified time to avoid any complications.

You need to contact SafeWork SA on 1300 975 909.

For further information, please download the attached information sheet from SafeWork SA.

If you are deemed to be 'Not Yet Competent' then you will need to wait 21 days before you can resit another assessment.  By law you cannot fail an assessment at one RTO then be assessed for the same licence at another RTO the next week. There must be a minimum of 21 clear days (i.e. three weeks) between a fail and a re-assessment regardless of who reassess you.

An Elevated Work Platform = Boom lift over 11 metres (Licence from SafeWork SA issued for competent participants). Yellow Card = Boom or Scissor lift under 11 metres (Yellow Card Duty of Care ticket issued from the Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA)).

You will need to contact the CITC on (08) 8301 4500 who will see where and when your White Card was issued and sent to.

You will need to contact the CITC on (08) 8301 4500 who will discuss the process further for a replacement.

You will need to contact the CITC on (08) 8301 4500 who will contact the Department of Transport, Energy and Infrastructure (DTEI) on your behalf for a replacement.

You will need to contact the CITC on (08) 8301 4500 who will reissue you with a replacement.

You need to contact the Elevating Work Platform Association of Australia (EWPA) on (02) 9997 5133, 1800 01 51 66 or info@ewpa.com.au for a replacement.