CIDB SICW (Green Card programme) Training
Get your whole crew Green Card–ready, at your site. CIDB-accredited centre PLSICW20231022-068. English, BM and Mandarin.
Also known in Malay as: Kursus Induksi Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerja Binaan
Also known in Malay as: Kursus Kad Hijau CIDB
1 day (6 hours)
On-site, anywhere in Malaysia
English, BM & Mandarin
HRD Corp claimable
CIDB Green Card
Who it's for
Construction workers
Site supervisors & foremen
Contractors & project managers
Subcontractors entering Malaysian sites
When you need it
- Main contractor won't let workers on site without it. Anyone working as construction personnel must be registered with CIDB (Act 520, s.33(1)).
- New project starting. Batch your whole crew through SICW before the first concrete pour.
- CIDB audit or site inspection coming. Show compliance with current workforce records.
- Workers from out of state. We run the session at your site, in their language, so nobody misses induction.
What your team walks away with
- Recognise and report common construction hazards before they cause incidents
- Correctly wear, inspect, and maintain PPE for daily site operations
- Understand emergency response and first-aid awareness on site
- SICW completed, so each worker can apply for the CIDB Green Card in CIMS
How it runs at your site
1
You send headcount and dates
WhatsApp your site location, number of workers and preferred dates.
2
We confirm and arrive
We confirm the session, bring the CIDB registration paperwork, and run the 1-day training at your site.
3
Assessment and records
Candidates sit the assessment. We hand over attendance records and guide next steps for CIDB Green Card registration.
After the course: how your crew gets the Green Card
- SICW at your site. Six hours, one day, ending with a short quiz-based assessment.
- The result reaches CIDB. The SICW result appears on each worker's record in CIDB's CIMS system.
- Apply in CIMS. Malaysian workers can apply themselves. Workers on a PLKS/EP permit or an IMM13P pass are registered by the employer through its CIMS Employer ID.
- CIDB issues the card. CIDB says it prints and posts the card within 14 days after payment.
At your site, or online?
CIDB's online route suits individuals studying alone. Training on site suits crews: everyone trained together, in their language, with questions answered on the spot.
Syllabus
View the full module list
- Construction site hazard awareness — Identify common hazards on Malaysian construction sites and apply risk-control measures.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) — Select, inspect, and correctly use helmets, gloves, boots, goggles, and hi-vis apparel.
- Working at height basics — Understand fall risks, harness use, and edge protection requirements.
- Safe material handling & housekeeping — Prevent musculoskeletal injuries and maintain tidy, safe site conditions.
- Emergency response & first aid — React to common site emergencies, use emergency equipment, and provide basic first-aid support.
- CIDB statutory requirements & record-keeping — Navigate CIDB Act 520 obligations and maintain accurate training records.
- Practical site induction demonstration — Apply classroom knowledge in a simulated site walkthrough and hazard-spotting exercise.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CIDB Green Card and who needs it?
The CIDB Green Card (also known as SICW — Safety Induction for Construction Workers) is a mandatory construction induction certification required for all workers entering Malaysian construction sites. It proves the holder has undergone essential safety awareness training.
How long does the CIDB Green Card training take?
Naja Safety's CIDB Green Card training is typically completed in 1 day. We offer both classroom sessions at our Johor Bahru centre and on-site delivery for large contractor groups nationwide.
Does Naja Safety hold a valid CIDB Centre Code?
Naja Safety operates under CIDB Centre Code PLSICW20231022-068. Our trainers are qualified to deliver CIDB-accredited training, and successful candidates receive CIDB Green Card certification.
Can SICW be done online?
Naja doesn't run SICW online. Ours runs in person, at your site, for your whole crew, in their language. For online options, see CIDB's registration page, which lists eSICW and eSICW CIDBH.
Can you conduct Green Card training on our construction site?
We regularly deliver on-site CIDB Green Card training for project teams across Johor Bahru, Pasir Gudang, Sedenak, and nationwide. Minimum class sizes and site safety requirements apply.
What should workers bring on training day?
Workers should bring a valid IC or passport, a recent passport-sized photograph, and wear comfortable clothing suitable for practical demonstrations. PPE will be provided during the session.
How many participants per session?
It depends on the course and the venue. Tell us your headcount and we'll plan the sessions around it.
Is there a test at the end of SICW?
Yes. The course ends with a short quiz-based assessment set under CIDB's SICW guidelines.
How long does the Green Card take after the course?
The application is made in CIDB's CIMS system. CIDB says it prints and posts the card within 14 days after payment.
Can you run SICW for our company's crew only?
Yes. We run SICW at your site for your own crew, in English, BM or Mandarin. Minimum class sizes and site safety requirements apply. Tell us your headcount.
Our workers are foreign. Who applies for their Green Card?
The employer. CIDB only registers workers on a PLKS/EP permit or an IMM13P pass through the employer's CIMS Employer ID.
Do we need an agent to get Green Cards?
No. The application is made in CIDB's CIMS system. What you can't skip is SICW from a CIDB-accredited centre. Ask any provider for its CIDB centre code; ours is PLSICW20231022-068.
Get Your Team CIDB Green Card Ready
One-day mandatory induction training with CIDB-accredited SICW. Book classroom slots in Johor Bahru or schedule on-site delivery for your project.