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jonsparx Mar 6th 2010 12:45 pm

Electrical Contractors License
 
Ayup,

Anyone know if further courses / quallifications are required in addition to the PEER AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules, in order to get the Electrical Contractors license?

Ive just seen a short list of required quallifications and they included the wiring rules although it was the TAFE version rather than PEER, dont know what the difference is?

Ta,
Jon

steve`o Mar 6th 2010 1:52 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by jonsparx (Post 8400338)
Ayup,

Anyone know if further courses / quallifications are required in addition to the PEER AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules, in order to get the Electrical Contractors license?

Ive just seen a short list of required quallifications and they included the wiring rules although it was the TAFE version rather than PEER, dont know what the difference is?

Ta,
Jon

if your doing your electrical licence via peer you can also do your contractors at the same time i believe its an additional day at peer to complete

jonsparx Mar 6th 2010 8:21 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
Ta Stevo,

Did the PEER exams about 6 weeks ago and have my Elec license, I live in Adelaide at the mo so going back to PEER to do the contractors would be handy, think ill get in touch with them.

Mrs and I are thinking of a move to the Southport area, GC. Thets your neck of the woods aint it?


Originally Posted by steve`o (Post 8400494)
if your doing your electrical licence via peer you can also do your contractors at the same time i believe its an additional day at peer to complete


steve`o Mar 7th 2010 7:28 am

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by jonsparx (Post 8400943)
Ta Stevo,

Did the PEER exams about 6 weeks ago and have my Elec license, I live in Adelaide at the mo so going back to PEER to do the contractors would be handy, think ill get in touch with them.

Mrs and I are thinking of a move to the Southport area, GC. Thets your neck of the woods aint it?

just around the corner ;)

Lee and Joanne Mar 8th 2010 11:26 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by jonsparx (Post 8400338)
Ayup,

Anyone know if further courses / quallifications are required in addition to the PEER AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules, in order to get the Electrical Contractors license?

Ive just seen a short list of required quallifications and they included the wiring rules although it was the TAFE version rather than PEER, dont know what the difference is?

Ta,
Jon


Hi jon, This is what you need to get a contractors licence
http://www.ocba.sa.gov.au/assets/fil...heet_07web.pdf


Single phase electrical testing course 4 x 3hr tuesday and thursday evenings $390 or $220 with CITB card.

Small business management 3 X Saturdays or Sundays $1200 or $530 with CITB card

National police certificate

$8000 in adjusted net assets

Lee.

burkelj Mar 14th 2010 9:19 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
Hi
If you are thinking of moving to QLD it is a lot easier to get your contractors licence. You just need to do a business qualification which i did via correspondence. It took a week and $350 through skills tech australia. Once you have that you just need to sort insurance which is about $650 and send off for you licence which is $280.
I got mine in about a month.
Good luck!
Luke

steve`o Mar 14th 2010 9:55 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by burkelj (Post 8420641)
Hi
If you are thinking of moving to QLD it is a lot easier to get your contractors licence. You just need to do a business qualification which i did via correspondence. It took a week and $350 through skills tech australia. Once you have that you just need to sort insurance which is about $650 and send off for you licence which is $280.
I got mine in about a month.
Good luck!
Luke

as a matter of intrest who are you insured with?
i`m withy zurich and its just over 1k a year so you can see why i`m intrested

regards steve

jonsparx Mar 15th 2010 10:59 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
Thanks a lot lads appriciate your help.
ATB
Jon

burkelj Mar 16th 2010 7:34 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
Steve
I'm insured with QBE insurance through Tradesure 1800 872331. Covered for $5 million. Yours might give $10 million
Luke

qldspark May 30th 2010 1:35 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by burkelj (Post 8420641)
Hi
If you are thinking of moving to QLD it is a lot easier to get your contractors licence. You just need to do a business qualification which i did via correspondence. It took a week and $350 through skills tech australia. Once you have that you just need to sort insurance which is about $650 and send off for you licence which is $280.
I got mine in about a month.
Good luck!
Luke

Can you pls tell me what was the course name and thru which skills tech Australia you did it. I went to skiltech in Acacia Ridge and they gave me a whole list of course I need to complete. The course include: Installation,Testing and Inspection for $1200, Establish a contract business for $570 and General Legislation for $310. I just did my peer wiring rules and got my mechanic lisence not even a week ago and now I must do all this stuff aswel?? Can you give me any advise please:thumbsup:

steve`o May 30th 2010 5:54 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by qldspark (Post 8600429)
Can you pls tell me what was the course name and thru which skills tech Australia you did it. I went to skiltech in Acacia Ridge and they gave me a whole list of course I need to complete. The course include: Installation,Testing and Inspection for $1200, Establish a contract business for $570 and General Legislation for $310. I just did my peer wiring rules and got my mechanic lisence not even a week ago and now I must do all this stuff aswel?? Can you give me any advise please:thumbsup:

i did my contractors with QET speak to chris
http://www.qet.edu.au/

jonnyd May 30th 2010 7:37 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
is the wiring course part of peer as in do you do it all at the same place or will i need to do other courses on top?

can anyone tell me how to get a citb card as well please

jonsparx Jun 5th 2010 1:48 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
Alright lads,

Whats the subbie rate in your part of Australia? Adelaide seems to be around $40 ph.
Hows work in general, easy to come by? Im still on the cards with a firm but having spent the last 5 months either pulling in massive XLPEs or stood in a trench with a spade in my hands, i think id prefer putting a light up for mrs Smith again :huh:

Jonnyd, i got my citb card through the post about a month after getting my elec license.

hunt66 Jun 6th 2010 9:53 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 

Originally Posted by qldspark (Post 8600429)
Can you pls tell me what was the course name and thru which skills tech Australia you did it. I went to skiltech in Acacia Ridge and they gave me a whole list of course I need to complete. The course include: Installation,Testing and Inspection for $1200, Establish a contract business for $570 and General Legislation for $310. I just did my peer wiring rules and got my mechanic lisence not even a week ago and now I must do all this stuff aswel?? Can you give me any advise please:thumbsup:


If you have had your mechanic license less than 5 years this course in management skills is all you need.
http://coursesearch.openlearning.taf...4-e5dfd6ed6404

burkelj Jun 13th 2010 12:30 pm

Re: Electrical Contractors License
 
The course I did was Electrical Contractors Management skills CNQ 35C


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