
Printable wallet card· NSW
Injured at Work? A Wallet Card With Three Steps
Credit-card sized: three steps and a phone number, kept where the worker will have them.
Download the Card: A4 Sheet or Print-Shop File
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A4 sheet, 8 cards with cut lines (office printer)
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2 pages · 79 KB
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Print-shop file, single card (bleed)
PDF
2 pages · 31 KB
v2 — October 2026 · Updated
Rather have it printed for you? Order copiesWhat Is on the Card
Injured at work?
Tell your employer as soon as you can.
Call us. We'll book you in with a doctor.
Ask the doctor for a Certificate of Capacity.
On the back: Keep this with your licence.
Doctor and physio visits are billed to the insurer on accepted claims.
Talk to us
(02) 7238 7379Sources printed on it
Where to Hand It Out
A card a worker keeps with their licence, so the first steps after an injury are with them when it happens, not on a noticeboard back at the site. Hand them out at inductions, member meetings and toolbox talks.
Who It Is For
Unions, for members and delegates. Employers, for inductions and new-starter packs.
- Unions
- Employers
Card Size and Layout
- Front: three numbered steps and our phone line, (02) 7238 7379
- Back: “Keep this with your licence”
- Standard card size (85.6 × 54 mm), printable eight to an A4 sheet with cut lines
Questions About the Wallet Card
Order Printed Copies
Tell us how many, and where to send them. Add other items from the toolkit to the same order if they suit your people.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (02) 7238 7379
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