Start with the right application.
- Know whether Class A, B, C or D may apply
- Confirm the individual, company or partnership applicant
- Prepare nominee and project evidence
Access Canberra
Class A, B, C and D licences cover different building work, and a company or partnership may need a nominee. BLS helps ACT applicants confirm these details and prepare the evidence.
At a glance
What the regulator will ask for
The building work determines whether Class A, B, C or D is required. If a company or partnership applies, it also needs a nominee who can supervise its licensed construction services.
Access Canberra places builder and related trade licences under construction occupations and maintains public registers for them.
Access Canberra construction notes refer to Class A, B, C and D builders. Building work must be performed under the correct class.
ACT guidance on storeys and builder licence classes shows that building height and class detail can change which licence class is required.
A corporation or partnership licence depends on having an appointed nominee responsible for supervising the construction services provided by the entity.
Preparing your records
Preparing your records
Show the work you have done and the responsibilities you held. BLS checks what needs to accompany your application.
What BLS does for you
BLS checks the class and applicant structure, then helps prepare project, qualification and nominee evidence for Access Canberra.
Help with the application
Service and cost
Licence and registration applications vary by state, class and how much preparation is needed. The free check gives BLS enough information to explain the service and provide a quote.
The quote depends on where you are applying, the type of application, what records you already have and how much preparation is still needed.
Your next step
Get clear on your likely licence, gaps and next step before you pay for training or start pulling the paperwork together.