QUEENSLAND
The process of getting a Builders' licence in Queensland is managed and regulated by Queensland Building and Constriction Commission.
Licensing
An individual or company who wants to carry out, undertake to carry out, or supervise building work valued at over $3,300 (including labour and materials) must hold the appropriate licence.
Licensees who do not contract with builders or the public and only contract to trade contractors (i.e. sub-trade contractors) do not require a QBCC licence.
License Types
License Application
https://www.qbcc.qld.gov.au/licence-classes/structural-landscaping-trade
You can apply for this licence class as a:
Contractor
https://www.qbcc.qld.gov.au/contractors/apply-licence/apply-trade-contractor-licence
Nominee Supervisor
https://www.qbcc.qld.gov.au/contractors/apply-licence/apply-nominee-supervisor-licence
Site Supervisor
https://www.qbcc.qld.gov.au/contractors/apply-licence/apply-site-supervisor-licence
Scope of work
Experience
Not Applicable
Qualifications
Note: Plus successful completion of an apprenticeship, or traineeship.
PLUS
Financial requirements
The QBCC has various Financial Reporting Requirements:
Building Insurance Requirements
Home Warranty Insurance is payable on work with a market value over $3,300.
More Information
For more information on applying for a Queensland Licence, or to learn more about the process, visit the Queensland Building and Constriction Commission website.