Licensing for bricklayers in Queensland
For bricklayers constructing brick and block structures, fences, retaining walls, footings, or related concrete works. Here’s what Queensland asks for.
Licence to contractBricklayer in Queensland
Bricklaying and blocklaying licence
- Issued by
- QBCC
- When you need it
- To contract building work over $3,300, or to supervise it. Employees of a licensed contractor don't need one.
- What you need
- CPC33020 Cert III in Bricklaying and Blocklaying or apprenticeship. Contractors also need BSBESB402 and MFR.
✓If your experience meets the standard, the RTO can issue the qualification through RPL. The regulator also asks for more, such as experience, an exam or a business course.
Bricklayer across Australia
Licensing rules change. Confirm the current requirements with the regulator before you apply.
Your experience in this trade
If you’ve been working as a bricklayer, blocklayer, or masonry tradesperson, the right qualifications are essential.
The RTO assesses your experience against the qualification standard. Confirm the separate licence requirements above with the regulator before you apply.