Licensed Tradies in Queensland

Browse 107K+ licensed tradespersons regulated by Queensland Building and Construction Commission.

107K+ licensed professionals

Data sourced from public government registers. Always verify directly with Queensland Building and Construction Commission before making hiring decisions. Read full disclaimer.
107K+
Total Tradies
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Trade Categories
5
Cities Covered

About Trade Licensing in Queensland

Queensland Building and Construction Commission is the primary regulatory authority responsible for licensing trade professionals in Queensland. The body ensures that all licensed tradespersons meet the necessary qualifications, training requirements, and professional standards before being permitted to carry out regulated work.

Trades that typically require licensing in Queensland include building and construction, plumbing, electrical work, gas fitting, and various specialist categories. Each trade category has its own set of requirements, including formal qualifications, practical experience, and in many cases, ongoing professional development.

Consumer protections provided by the licensing system in Queensland include statutory warranties on building work, access to dispute resolution mechanisms, and the ability to verify a tradesperson's credentials before engaging their services. Queensland Building and Construction Commission also has the power to investigate complaints, impose penalties, and suspend or cancel licences where appropriate.

For more information, visit the official Queensland Building and Construction Commission website.

This data is sourced from public government registers and may not reflect real-time changes. Always confirm licence details with Queensland Building and Construction Commission directly. Full disclaimer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about trade licensing in Queensland.

What trades require a licence in Queensland?
In Queensland, most building, electrical, plumbing, and gas-fitting trades require a licence from Queensland Building and Construction Commission. The specific trades regulated vary, but generally any work that affects the structural integrity of a building, involves plumbing or drainage, or relates to electrical or gas installations requires a licensed tradesperson.
How do I check if a tradesperson is licensed in Queensland?
You can verify a tradesperson's licence using TradieVerify by searching their name, licence number, or business name. We source data directly from Queensland Building and Construction Commission's register. You can also check directly on Queensland Building and Construction Commission's official website at https://www.qbcc.qld.gov.au.
What is Queensland Building and Construction Commission and what does it do?
Queensland Building and Construction Commission is the regulatory body responsible for licensing and overseeing trade professionals in Queensland. It ensures that tradespersons meet minimum qualifications, maintain appropriate insurance, and comply with local building codes and regulations. It also handles complaints and disciplinary actions against licensed tradespersons.
What happens if I hire an unlicensed tradesperson in Queensland?
Hiring an unlicensed tradesperson in Queensland can have serious consequences. You may not be covered by statutory warranties or home building insurance. If something goes wrong, you may have limited legal recourse. Additionally, any work that doesn't comply with building codes may need to be rectified at your expense. Always verify a tradesperson's licence before hiring.
How many licensed tradespersons are registered in Queensland?
There are currently 107,294 licensed tradespersons registered in Queensland across 21 trade categories. This data is sourced from Queensland Building and Construction Commission and updated regularly to ensure accuracy.

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