Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Concreter
Pours, spreads, smooths and finishes concrete for floors, stairs, ramps, footpaths and bridges.
What you do
You set up formwork and lay steel reinforcing. You pour, level and smooth the concrete, then finish it with tools and trowelling machines. You may also cut, seal or polish concrete.
SourceLast checked 10 Oct 2026
Licences and tickets
New South Wales
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Victoria
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Queensland
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Western Australia
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
South Australia
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Tasmania
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Australian Capital Territory
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
Northern Territory
- White Card (general construction induction)Card
Issued by Your state's work health and safety regulator (e.g. SafeWork NSW)
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Common questions
- What licences or tickets do you need to work as a Concreter?
- In every state the law requires: White Card (general construction induction). Pick your state on this page to see who issues each one and how to get it.
- What is the minimum pay for a Concreter?
- Minimum casual rate (adult, CW/ECW 1 (level a), residential): $35.10 an hour. Under the Building and Construction General On-site Award 2020 (MA000020), from 1 July 2026. Last checked 10 Oct 2026.
- What are median earnings for a Concreter?
- Median earnings: $2,209 a week before tax (full-time workers, all experience levels, national; may cover a wider occupation group).