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Discover everything there is to know about Licensing!
Keeping your books up-to-date has become even more important now for tradies and anyone working in the construction industry, who is required by law to hold a QBCC licence to operate their business.
Annual reporting was due by 31 December 2019. However, if you did not meet the deadline you must still provide your annual financial information as soon as possible.
Important information on the Plumbing and Drainage Trade Contractors Licence, including the scope of work involved, the qualifications required and the licence grades.
These events include informative sessions on topics that reflect current industry demands, workshops and demonstrations and an open forum for discussion with industry representatives.
Today the media has reported that one person has been rushed to a Brisbane Hospital with horrific burns after a hot water system exploded at a house on the Gold Coast this afternoon.
Updates, important information and advice about Plumbing and Drainage Licensing, endorsements and the trade contractors licence
If you’re in the building and construction industry, the hot topic right now is the changes by the QBCC to the Minimum Financial Requirements. One of the major changes is that you must now lodge reports annually to the QBCC, with 2019 being the first year.
The partially introduced Minimum Financial Requirements (MFR) Regulation which commenced on 1 January 2019 has now been fully introduced from 2 April 2019.
Held over two days, the plumbing, fire, gas, mechanical and hydraulic trades and professions have joined together to bring you the 2020 Trades Industry Conference.
From 1 October 2020, the definition of ‘occupational licence’ under the QBCC Act will be changed to include licences issued under an Act prescribed by regulation.
Find out more about the Queensland Gas Work Licence and Gas Work Authorisations.
Building contractors have been reminded by the QBCC that they must only do the type of work that their licence permits, after thousands of dollars in fines were recently issued to two licensees.
