Demolition Trade Licence

Office of Fair Trading is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in NSW. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in NSW, including demolition, valued at more than $5000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Queensland Building and Construction Commission is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in QLD. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in QLD, including demolition, valued at more than $3300 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Victorian Building Authority is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in VIC. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in VIC, including demoltion, valued at more than $5000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Office of Consumer and Business Affairs is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in SA. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in SA, including demolition.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

ACT Government is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in ACT. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in ACT, including demolition, valued at more than $5000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Department of Commerce is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in WA. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in WA, including demolition, valued at more than $20,000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover’

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Northern Territory Government is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in NT. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in NT, including demolition, valued at more than $12,000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

Work Safe Tasmania is the regulator and issuing body for the demolition licenses in TAS. You must have a licence before you do any residential building work in TAS, including demolition, valued at more than $5000 (incl GST) in labour and materials.

Before you are able to apply for your demolition licence, you must complete a demolition qualification such as:

• CPC30420 - Certificate III in Demolition and
• CPC41020 - Certificate IV in Demolition

The 11 units you must study are:

1. Plan and prepare for activities on demolition sites
2. Read and interpret plans and specifications
3. Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks’ (first you will need to do ‘Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry’)
4. Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant equipment
5. Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
6. Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry
7. Manage demolition recyclable and waste materials using load shifting equipment
8. Supervise individual activities on demolition sites
9. Plan and supervise demolition work to minimise environmental and public health and safety impact
10. Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace
11. Finalise demolition activities and supervise property handover

This is a licenced occupation. Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states and territories. Relevant state and territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.