SEQ flood recovery — tips for rebuilding and tradie register.
Factsheet—Builder insolvency and financial difficulty—Creditor and Subcontractor
Public Warning—Decko ECW Decking boards
Warning about installation and maintenance of the non-conforming building product DECKO ECW Decking Boards made of composite wood plastic material.
This warning is issued by the Commissioner of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) to the public under section 20J(1)(i) of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991 (QLD).
This is a public warning about the installation and maintenance of the non-conforming building product DECKO ECW Decking Boards (Product Number; HF06, HF07, HF09, and HF10) (Product) made of composite wood plastic material due to the public health and safety impact of the Product failing. The QBCC is urging consumers, contractors, and suppliers to be cautious in relation to the Product.
Factsheet - Wood plastic composite decking boards and nonconforming building products
Should you have any concerns about the Product, please contact the QBCC on 139 333.
Factsheet—Builder insolvency and financial difficulty
Snapshot: QBCC Plumbing Industry Commitment
National Construction Code 2022—Energy efficiency
Building classes and licensing requirements
Safety incidents—what are your reporting responsibilities?
This could be the most important thing you do on site today. Reporting a safety incident could save the life of your workers and workmates.
Fatalities and serious injuries on building sites have made it more important than ever for licensees to notify the QBCC quickly of safety incidents onsite.
Safety incidents include death, serious injury or illness, or something that puts a person at risk of serious injury or illness.
Reporting these incidents makes sure that an employer and the QBCC are aware of issues that need to be taken seriously, which helps make the industry safer for everyone.
How to report an incident
Any QBCC licensee should report a safety incident as soon as you see or hear about it directly to the QBCC, even if you’ve already reported it to another agency, such as Workplace Health and Safety. Failure to report a safety incident can result in a fine up to $10,000.
Reporting a safety incident is quick and easy, simply complete our form or call us on 139 333.
For more information about the QBCC’s reporting requirements, please visit Report a safety issue or incident.
You can also learn more by visiting Master Builders Queensland and Housing Industry Association.
Tradie Toolbox Resources
Welcome to the Tradie Toolbox resources page. Here you will find all of the associated resources for each tour.
Homeowner information webinar—5 June 2024
Join us for a FREE webinar information session before you start your journey through the building process. Topics discussed are:
- When building or renovating what responsibilities do you have as a Homeowner?
- How do you check if a contractor has a licence?
- What are the steps you need to take if the project goes in an unwanted direction?
- Do you know what home warranty insurance is? And when you can access it?
Other topics covered include steps for choosing a builder or doing the work yourself, contracts, early dispute resolution, home warranty insurance, and a whole lot more. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation.
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