Wall & Floor Tiling Licence
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Frequently Asked Questions
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You will require a bricklaying licence in most states across Australia. This ensures that you comply with regulations and standards. For example, in NSW, you must have a licence before you do any residential building work in NSW, including bricklaying, that is valued at more than $5000 (incl GST) in labour and materials. Holding a bricklaying licence also ensures you meet the requirements of any regulating bodies which will avoid you incurring penalties or fines. You can also legally market your services and initiate contracts/tenders, both of which ensure you earn more than unlicensed bricklayers.
To become a licensed bricklayer, you need to meet the minimum requirements in your state. For example, in NSW, here are the steps to becoming a licensed bricklayer:
- Complete a Bricklaying/Blocklaying qualification with Qualify Me.
- Undertake construction induction training and obtain a White Card.
- Apply to Fair Trading NSW for your bricklaying licence.
