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Most contractor licensees must meet minimum financial requirements to hold their licence.  Meeting minimum financial requirements ensures a contractor-type licensee has a financially sustainable business and appropriate level of working capital. …

A contractor has on-site responsibilities to keep people safe and ensure building work meets required standards and codes. Site signs are required on all sites, and licensees must comply with the requirements regarding signage set out in the QBCC …

Look up application and renewal fees for occupational plumbing and drainage licences. There may be fee exemptions if you hold an associated contractor licence. There is also an annual administration fee. Related …

Most plumbing and draining work in Queensland is regulated and must be performed by licensed plumber and drainer. The topics below outline the requirements for different categories of regulated plumbing work, help you identify which work is …

Non-conforming building products (NCBPs) are a nation-wide issue that affects not just the building industry but the community as a whole, so it's important that everyone understands what a NCBP is and their role and responsibility within the chain …

A home reaches practical completion or is ready for handover when all the building work is done and the property owner can move in. It must be 'suitable for occupation', meaning it functions as a normal home, has power and water, and is …

The QBCC assists Queensland communities in preparing and recovering from natural disasters such as bushfires, floods, cyclones or severe storms. On this page Prepare for a disaster Natural disasters occur all across Queensland and can have lasting …

The Customer Commitment is our promise to customers about what they can expect from us as a regulator and how we’re making it easier to interact with us.   Our customers have told us that responsiveness, transparency and accountability matter most …

To maintain registration, adjudicators can renew or update details, as well as record continuing professional development activities. Renew your registration Registration as an adjudicator expires either three years after that day or on an earlier …