Trade Licensing
Becoming a licensed tradesperson is essential when it comes to working in the building and construction industry.
The federal and state governments in Australia impose a strict law on licensing in the trade industry and those found without any license may likely face and experience fines in the process.
4 EASY STEPS TO APPLY FOR YOUR TRADE LICENSE WITH US
Relevant Qualifications
Ensure you have the necessary qualifications
Use Check
Verify your eligibility and requirements
Supporting Evidence
Gather all required documentation
Get Licensed
Submit your application and receive your license
In this stage you are absolutely ready to lodge your application with relevant authority: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, WA, NT, QLD and remember we will state could be different from other when it comes to lodging on application whether in question, by post or in person format. We will advise you the best way possible.
Apply for Your Trade License
Licenses
Ready to start your journey to becoming a licensed tradesperson? We have compiled a list of easy step-by-step instructions for you to follow that will help you understand the process. The first step to becoming your license is finding your desired qualification through an RTO (Registered Training Organisation). Acquiring a nationally recognised qualification through an RTO is the first step to a rewarding career. We are excited to let you know that we will get you licensed, you will find success.
Plumbing License
Carpentry License
Building & Construction License
Painting & Decorating License
Wall & Floor Tiling License
Wall & Ceiling Lining License
Metal Fabrication License
The criteria for obtaining a license vary based on the state or territory in which you wish to work and the trade for which you wish to be licensed. For further information, please complete the
GET IN TOUCH form or phone 0478 878 228 and ask for one of our advisors
Which is The Best Licensing Location for You?
Depending on the place where you want to conduct your business, you need to get a license for that specific state or territory.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers