The NSW Department of Fair Trading regulates builder's licences in New South Wales. In order to qualify for a builder's licence in NSW, you must be able to show acquired qualifications and practical experience.
A minimum of 2 years relevant industry experience, obtained within the last 10 years. At least one of the following qualifications -
Certificate IV in Building and Construction (BCG40106 or CPC40108 Building or CPC40110 Building)
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You may obtain a full list of required units from the NSW Department of Fair Trading.
Obtain the forms, resources and mandatory checklists from the NSW Fair Trading website.
Your application with all the required documentation must be handed in to your nearest Government Access Centre or Service NSW.
You will require the following supporting documents:
For more information for the current licensing requirements in New South Wales, click here.
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