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NSW Fair Trading Contractor Licence

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A mandatory license required in New South Wales for contractors performing glazing work above specified thresholds, ensuring qualified tradespersons and consumer protection through regulatory oversight.

What is an NSW Fair Trading Contractor Licence?

An NSW Fair Trading contractor licence is a legal requirement for contractors performing glazing work above specified monetary thresholds in New South Wales. This licensing system ensures that glazing contractors have appropriate qualifications, insurance, and meet professional standards while providing consumer protection through regulatory oversight.

The licence system helps maintain industry standards and provides recourse for consumers in case of disputes.

Key Features

  • Legal Requirement: Mandatory for glazing work above threshold amounts
  • Qualification Verification: Confirms contractor skills and experience
  • Insurance Requirements: Ensures adequate public liability and other insurances
  • Consumer Protection: Provides recourse through Fair Trading oversight
  • Compliance Monitoring: Regular audits and compliance verification
  • Professional Standards: Maintains industry quality and safety standards

Benefits

Licensing ensures that consumers receive professional glazing services from qualified contractors with appropriate insurance coverage. It provides legal recourse in case of disputes and helps maintain industry standards through regulatory oversight.

Licensed contractors also gain credibility and competitive advantage through verified qualifications.

Common Applications

  • Commercial Glazing: Large commercial and institutional glazing projects
  • Residential Work: Home glazing projects above threshold amounts
  • Emergency Services: Licensed emergency glazing response services
  • Insurance Work: Insurance claim glazing repairs and replacements
  • Government Projects: Public sector glazing contracts and tenders
  • Warranty Work: Guaranteed work with regulatory backing

For NSW licensing information, visit NSW Fair Trading for current licensing requirements and application procedures.