Blue Card Services engages with stakeholders throughout Queensland to help them understand how the blue card system works. Our aim is to educate and help community members and organisations meet their obligations under the blue card system.
We also visit communities across Queensland to attend events, run workshops and meet with a wide range of businesses and organisations regulated by the blue card system. If you would like us to attend an event or deliver a workshop in your community please contact us.
We also visit remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to provide information to organisations and individuals about the blue card system, including:
Learn more about what we do to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
We deliver tailored information sessions both in person and online. These sessions are an opportunity to meet our team and ask questions. Current information sessions include:
These are in-person half-day interactive information sessions on all aspects of the blue card system, including:
Find out which communities we will be visiting by viewing our events calendar.
This session is tailored to specific industries regulated by the blue card system.
Throughout these sessions we will provide practical industry specific examples of who does and does not need a blue card and what organisations need to know to remain compliant.
Keep an eye out for your industry by visiting our events calendar.
This session is designed to help organisations better understand recent changes to blue card laws. It will focus on linking requirements, the employee register and how the organisation portal can help to meet blue card obligations.
Register for this session in the events calendar.
This is a bite size session for organisations and individuals to understand the new volunteer parent exemption. We will cover how it differs from the previous exemption and provide a variety of real-world applications.
Register for this session in the events calendar.
This session is for organisations and individuals and explains blue card eligibility and assessment requirements.
It explores what is considered as part of the blue card check, the submission process, why linking applicants and card holders is important, and why organisations should not make everyone get a blue card.
Register for this session in the events calendar.
Our calendar below shows a list of upcoming events.
To refine your search, select the location closest to you from the ‘Filter events by location’ list.
To register for an event, click on the name of the event which will show the registration information. If the event doesn’t include registration information, it means you can simply attend on the day.
If you would like to refine your search by location, select the area most appropriate to you from the dropdown menu.
If you would like to refine your search by location, select the area most appropriate to you from the dropdown menu.
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