Structural Landscaping License
One of the potential fields in building and construction business in Australia is Structural landscaping. It involved in the construction of external landscape features, and non-habitable structures (structures you cannot live in) including:
- retaining walls of any material that do not form part of a habitable building
- fencing, driveways, paths and other paving of any material
- cabanas, pergolas, decks and non-habitable shelters
- ornamental ponds, water features and other structural ornamentation.
Note: You need a licence to do work to concrete tennis courts and the like, but only if the work is to be done under a contract for other residential building work.
You need a licence to construct or install ornamental ponds and water features and other structural ornamentation that requires development approval, but only if the work is to be done under a contract for other residential building work.
Any contract for structural landscaping can include any specialist work that needs to be done as part of the overall job, and any specialist work can be appropriately subcontracted. However this work must be carried out by the holder of an endorsed contractor licence or qualified supervisor certificate in that specialist category.
Licensing Authorities
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Career
Large and small-scale contracting businesses, independent contractor requires license. This license opens the opportunities of plumbing job and business in the construction sector. Most relevant jobs are:
- studying blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine the landscaping,
- installing decorating associated equipment.
- Irrigation, metal fascias and gutters
- And many more…
4 Steps to Apply Your License
- Relevent Qualification
- Required Documents Check
- Industry Skills and Experiences
- Apply to Relevent Authority