Secure the correct QBCC licence so you can legally supervise or contract construction work in Queensland.
Secure the correct QBCC licence so you can legally supervise or contract construction work in Queensland.
Secure the correct QBCC licence so you can legally supervise or contract construction work in Queensland.
Secure the correct QBCC licence so you can legally supervise or contract construction work in Queensland.
Your interstate or New Zealand licence will not carry across on its own.
We map it to the correct QBCC class and manage the Mutual Recognition application, fees included.
Most of Australia runs Automatic Mutual Recognition (AMR), which lets a licensed worker notify and start work in another state under a deemed registration. Queensland does not participate in AMR. That means your interstate or New Zealand licence does not automatically carry across. You must apply through the Mutual Recognition process, and there are strict rules that catch people out.
QBCC can only issue a licence that is equivalent to the one you hold. If your licence carries a condition or restriction, the same condition is imposed on your Queensland licence. Where there is no equivalent QBCC class, a licence cannot be issued at all. Your interstate or New Zealand licence must also remain active until your Queensland licence is approved. If it lapses, is cancelled or is suspended first, your entitlement is lost.
To apply, you must satisfy QBCC’s requirements:
The Strategy Session is a paid, standalone 30-minute call that maps your exact mutual recognition pathway: the licence you hold, its equivalent QBCC class, any conditions that carry across, and the sequence to apply without losing your entitlement. All prices exclude GST and are tax deductible.
Confirm the licence you hold, the licence class you need, and whether any conditions will transfer.
A 30-minute video call defining your mutual recognition pathway: equivalent class, conditions and application sequence ($352)
Mutual Recognition application preparation, matching your licence to its QBCC equivalent.
Lodgement and management of QBCC queries until QBCC licence granted.
No. Queensland does not participate in the AMR scheme. You must lodge a formal Mutual Recognition application with QBCC to have your interstate or New Zealand licence recognised.
QBCC issues the equivalent Queensland class. If your current licence has a condition or restriction, the same condition is applied to your Queensland licence. If there is no equivalent class, a licence cannot be issued.
Yes. Your interstate or New Zealand licence must remain active and in good standing until your Queensland licence is approved. If it lapses, is cancelled or is suspended first, you lose your entitlement.
Yes. New Zealand licence holders apply under the Trans-Tasman arrangement through the same Mutual Recognition process. We manage it end to end.
Mutual recognition covers you as an individual only. Your company must hold its own Queensland licence with you as the nominee. We lodge both together.
Yes. Where there is no equivalent QBCC class, or where a separate occupational licence is required (for example gasfitting or termite management, which QBCC does not issue), we identify this before lodgement so there are no dead ends.
Builders, site supervisors and construction professionals across Queensland rely on QBCC Express to prepare their QBCC licence applications correctly.
Their experience speaks for itself.
