It covers building work on all classes of buildings including complex high rise and major commercial projects.

We confirm your project scope fits Builder Open and advise if any specialist categories are also required.

Anyone who contracts or supervises unrestricted building work across residential and commercial sectors in Queensland.

Licensing Advice maps your services to the right class so you operate legally and win larger projects.

You will need an appropriate building qualification, strong supervisory experience, and to meet financial and fit and proper checks.

We assess your background, identify gaps, and set a clear plan to meet each requirement before lodgement.

You will need to obtain the relivant qualification before applying for your licence. There are options for recognition of prior learning through an RTO that can convert your experience into a qualification.

Licensing Advice does not deliver training. Although we can connect you with an RTO and keep your licence pathway on track.

Demonstrated supervision of complex builds including structural works, services coordination, and contract administration amounst others.

We document project evidence and referees to meet competency standards and reduce queries.

Common items include ID, qualification evidence, detailed project history, referees, and financial information for contractors.

We provide a precise checklist, prepare forms, and package the file to QBCC standards.

You must meet minimum financial requirements for turnover, assets, and working capital at your licence category.

We work with you to ensure declarations and figures align before submission.

Yes, an entity can hold the licence and must appoint an approved nominee supervisor who meets QBCC criteria.

Licensing Advice prepares both nominee and entity applications and aligns records and insurance.

Timeframes vary with file completeness and QBCC workload. Complete files move faster.

We front load requirements, respond to requests quickly, and manage follow ups end to end.

Yes, you may apply for the equivalent Queensland licence under mutual recognition.

We confirm eligibility, prepare evidence, and manage the process for a smooth transition.

Missing documents, unclear experience evidence, or financials that do not meet the rules are common issues.

We audit your file, fix gaps early, and answer QBCC queries on your behalf.

The main difference is how each licence allows you to operate within the building industry.

A Contractor Licence lets you contract directly to the public and take on building projects in your own name.
A Nominee Supervisor Licence allows you to act as the nominated supervisor for a company’s contractor licence, but you cannot personally contract for work.
A Site Supervisor Licence permits you to manage and supervise building projects as an employee only.

Licensing Advice helps determine which class best fits your role and whether you need more than one licence to operate legally.

Yes, we handle eligibility checks, document preparation, lodgement, and follow up until a decision.

If you still need your qualification, we connect you with an RTO partner and then finalise your licence submission.

You must maintain financial requirements, keep insurance current, and update QBCC records if your structure changes.

Licensing Advice provides post approval guidance so you remain compliant as your business grows.