Concreting Licence Tasmania

How to Get a Concreting Licence in TAS

The Department of Justice handles concreting licensing and accreditation in Tasmania.
In order to become an accredited professional concreter in Tasmania, an applicant must be able to demonstrate adequate skills and qualifications applicable to the type of construction.

Requirements

Applicants do not have to provide formal qualifications to be accredited, but work must always follow Australian quality and safety standards. The following evidence will be beneficial:

Trade association membership (such as Concrete Institute of Australia)
Evidence of work with accredited builders
Referrals from past customers

How to Apply

Follow these steps to apply for a NSW general concreting licence:

Obtain the required application forms by visiting –
- your local Government Access Centre, or
- the Builder and Tradespeople Forms website, or
- Service NSW
Complete the requirements on the mandatory checklist.
Visit your nearest Service NSW or Government Access Centre to lodge the application together with the supporting documents.

For more information for the current licensing requirements in New South Wales, click here. Please contact your state’s licensing body for up to date information as requirements do change. Skills Certified Australia is not an RTO or licensing body. We can help you identify the gaps in your eligibility criteria and connect you with the resources you need to complete your requirements.

The links provide specific information by trade.

Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration

Bricklaying

Building

Carpentry

Concreting

Dry Plastering

Glazing

Painting

Plumbing & Drainage

Structural Landscaping

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