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AuCrew
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Assessment

AuCrew connects skilled workers with real construction and trade work. Complete this assessment so we can match you to the right job site.

10
Sections
15
Minutes
24
MCQ Timed
100
Points
Your Assessment Path
Identity & TrainingRequired
Safety & Trade MCQTimed 60s
Behaviour & JudgementScenarios
9
Steps total
100
Points total
Match
Work pathway
Real
Placement outcome

Enter your access code to begin

Use the code provided by your AuCrew contact. Your code tracks your referral and unlocks the assessment.

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Before You Begin — Please Read

This takes less than one minute. You must read and agree before the assessment unlocks.

What AuCrew Collects

This assessment collects your name, contact details, trade background, training history, and your responses to all assessment questions.

How Your Information Is Used

Your information is used only to assess your suitability for work placements and to match you with host employers in Australia. Your referring agent receives confirmation that you completed the assessment and your general result level only — nothing more. Your full assessment data is accessible to AuCrew staff and, if a placement is offered, to the relevant host employer. Your information is never sold or shared with third parties for marketing or any unrelated purpose.

No Guarantee of Placement

Completing this assessment does not guarantee a job offer or work placement. AuCrew will contact you if a suitable opportunity is identified.

Accuracy of Information

You are required to provide honest and accurate information. Providing false or misleading information will immediately disqualify you from placement with AuCrew and may affect future applications.

Your Data Rights

Your data is held for up to 24 months. You may request deletion of your information at any time by emailing admin@aucrew.au. AuCrew handles personal information in accordance with the Australian Privacy Act 1988.

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Identity & Training Background
Required before the assessment can be submitted.
Step 1 of 10
Select your country code, then enter your number. Include or omit the leading zero — both are fine.
Other work on site — what else have you put your hands to?

Not your main trade — things you have worked at, helped with, or picked up along the way. Tick anything that sounds like you.

Site & Labour
Concrete & Structure
Carpentry & Joinery
Masonry & External
Finishing & Internal
Services & Mechanical
Plant & Equipment
Welding & Fabrication
Other
Your primary trade drives your assessment. Everything else here helps AuCrew match you to more opportunities.
Training from any country is valid. Honest answers help us match you to the right work.
Work Context
Helps AuCrew match you to the right type of work.
Step 2 of 10
Just tell us what you have.
Overseas licences are not automatically valid in Australia. AuCrew will work out what can be recognised or converted — we just need to know your starting point.
Experience from any country is fine. Some licences may need Australian approval later — for now we only need to understand your experience level.
Site Safety Assessment
60
Q1 of 10
Trade Knowledge Assessment
60
Q1 of 10
Uncertainty Handling
How you act when the job is unclear or moving quickly.
Step 5 of 10
You are on a busy construction job site and are not completely sure about part of the task. What do you do?
You realise halfway through a task that you may have misunderstood the instruction. What do you usually do?
You are shown something once, but it has several important steps. What do you do?
Pressure & Pace
How you work when the job site is busy.
Step 6 of 10
The crew is behind schedule and pressure increases. What usually happens to your work?
Something does not line up or fit properly. What is your first move?
You are given a task that needs to be done quickly, but you can see it could be done better. What do you do?
Crew & Ownership
How you fit into a team and take responsibility.
Step 7 of 10
In a new crew, what do you usually do first?
A crew member is difficult to work with but the job still needs to move. What is your approach?
You finish your task and the crew is still working. What do you usually do next?
You make a mistake that may affect the job. What do you do?
Communication
How you work when instructions or language are not perfect.
Step 8 of 10
You are given instructions and do not fully understand part of them. What do you usually do?
How do you feel communicating in English at work?
When work gets busy or stressful, how does your communication usually change?
Document Declarations
You must answer every question before you can continue.
Step 9 of 10

By answering the questions below, you are making a statutory declaration that the information you provide is true and accurate. You confirm that you hold each document listed and will produce the original when requested by AuCrew or a host employer. Providing false declarations may result in immediate removal from placement and referral to relevant authorities.

I hold a valid White Card (General Construction Induction Training) and can produce it on request.
I hold a valid passport (or other government photo ID) and can produce identity documents on request. A passport is not required for Australian citizens or permanent residents — select "Not applicable" below.
I hold a valid work visa for Australia (or am actively in the process of obtaining one) and can produce evidence on request. Australian citizens and permanent residents have unrestricted work rights and do not need a visa — select "Not applicable" below.
I hold proof of my trade qualification and can produce it on request.
Formal declaration: I confirm that the information I have provided in this assessment is true, accurate and complete. I understand AUCREW and host employers may rely on this information when considering me for work. I understand false or misleading information may result in my application being rejected, my placement being cancelled, or my removal from a work site.
AUCREW records these declarations at the time of assessment. Host employers may request original documents or further verification before or at commencement of work.
Ready to Submit
Review your assessment before submitting.
Step 10 of 10

When you submit, AuCrew will review your assessment and contact you about suitable work. Your score and profile are reviewed internally.

Assessment Complete

If selected, we will guide you through the next steps before your first placement.