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Annual fees for existing and new plans. Approve a new plan Approve a new pool safety management plan has not previously been approved for a class 3 pool. Item Fee Standard fee $2,447.37 Additional fee per pool —if plan is for more than 1 swimming …

This is the recording from a live webinar broadcast in October 2021. It covers topics such as: Re-made regulations Temporary fencing CPR signage Pool gates Swipe card gate entry Waterways Class 10 buildings within pool enclosures Non-shared …

A scholarship recipient who helps people find jobs in the building and construction industry has been given a platform to take her love of recruitment even further. Cassandra Hicking was named the National Association of Women in Construction's …

The following are continuing licence classes for existing licence holders only and cannot be issued or restored. Builder restricted Building restricted to alterations and additions (PDF) Building restricted to building removal (PDF) Building …

On 26 May 2022, Pivotal Homes Pty Ltd (Pivotal), QBCC licence number 1110016, entered liquidation. Worrells Solvency & Forensic Accountants Brisbane has been appointed as liquidator of Pivotal.  The QBCC understands that the liquidator may have …

Since the Building Regulation 2021 (BR 2021) commenced on 1 September 2021, additional amendments have been developed to respond to matters raised by industry and provide additional support and clarity for building certifiers. The Building Amendment …

Queensland’s building industry watchdog has cancelled 96 building licences to reassure homeowners and industry participants that they are interacting with financially sustainable licensees. The Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) …

The Queensland Government's Tradies in Paradise initiative offers up to $1750 in cash incentives to 1000 tradespeople and building professionals from across Australia (excluding New South Wales) who relocate and complete reconstruction work, helping …

Queensland’s building industry watchdog has issued a public warning about unlicensed concreter Paul Coplick, following allegations of unlawful conduct, including taking excessive deposits for building work. The Queensland Building and Construction …

Sixty private sector building projects worth almost $2 billion have been registered with the Queensland Government’s trust account framework, providing greater security of payment for contractors working on those projects. The total value of the 60 …