General Construction

The General Construction Industry includes occupations commonly involved in the domestic and commercial sectors of the building industry such as carpenters, wall and floor tilers, bricklayers and concretors.

Well it can't be all that bad news with this kind of sign! "We love our tradies look at our great building" spotted by a NAWIC member (thanks Laurice) who was passing Ringwood's Kalinda Primary School. The school had received funds as part of the economic stimulus package. Nice to see the school so publically thanking the guys and girls who make it happen 'on the ground'.

This month, we are profiling the building and construction role of ... carpenter. Carpentry is a very popular job in the industry and young people are attracted to it because it is seen as the starting point to becoming a registered builder. Being a carpenter enables you to work on large commercial projects in the city right through to running your own business in the suburbs.

The table below provides a list of the qualifications from the CPC08 Construction and Plumbing Services Training Package that are involved in the General Construction industry. General Construction covers occupations that are commonly involved in residential and commercial building and construction projects.

If you would like to find out more detailed information, such as each unit of competency required to achieve the qualification, just click on the title. Please note that you will be leaving the BICCIAB website.

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