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Whether you're building, renovating or repairing, understanding the paperwork is just as important as choosing the right builder.  Knowing the difference between a quote and a contract—and how to manage any changes—can help keep your project on …

There’s a common misconception that the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) operates like a membership body. We’d like to clear that up. Holding a QBCC licence is not the same as joining a professional association. It’s not about …

When it comes to home improvements or building projects, it’s important to know who’s responsible for what—your local council or a building certifier?  Understanding the difference early can help you avoid delays, added costs, and compliance issues. …

The Service Trades Council (STC) plays a vital role in connecting and supporting professionals across the service trades industry.  Whether you’re a licensed plumber, fire protection specialist, drainer, or work in air-conditioning and mechanical …

At the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC), we’re here to support you. While we cover a wide range of services, there are some things that are handled by other organisations—and we’re happy to point you in the right direction. …

Everything you need to know about the QBCC’s plumbing audit program. This year’s notifiable work audit program is underway and includes spot-check audits of contracting licensees, with a particular focus on areas where Form 4/4A registrations are …

This Queensland Mental Health Week (4–12 October), we are putting the spotlight on mental health within the Building and Construction Industry. In Queensland’s building and construction industry, productivity isn’t just about deadlines, budgets, or …

It’s a competitive market out there, so let us help you cut through the noise with these five ways to stand out. 1. Show you’re licensed Letting clients know you're licensed isn’t just good practice—it sets you apart. Even though, in Queensland, a …

Queensland Mental Health Week (4–12 October) is a reminder that mental health and wellbeing are just as important as physical safety on every worksite. One organisation making a real difference in our industry is MATES in Construction.  Who are …

Queensland Mental Health Week (4–12 October) shines a light on the importance of mental wellbeing in our communities and industries.  For the building and construction sector—where long hours, tough working conditions and job pressures are part of …