Requirements by occupation
One page per occupation, generated from the entity graph — none of it is written by hand. Each page lists the cover that occupation commonly needs, the regulators involved and the schemes that apply.
Occupation pages carry no figures until the licensing requirement behind them has been verified against its primary source. Until then they say so, and they are kept out of the sitemap.
Data as at · refreshed by scripts/seed-graph.mjs
- Electricians — Licensed electrical work, from domestic fit-outs to commercial and industrial installation.
- Plumbers — Licensed plumbing, drainage and gas-fitting work across domestic and commercial sites.
- Carpenters — Structural and finish carpentry, framing, formwork and fit-out. (24 facts unverified)
- Builders — Licensed building work as principal contractor on residential or commercial projects.
- Handypersons — General maintenance and repair work below the licensing thresholds of the specialist trades.
- Commercial cleaners — Contract cleaning of offices, strata common property, construction sites and end-of-lease work.
- Roofers — Roof installation, restoration and plumbing-adjacent roof drainage work at height. (24 facts unverified)
- Painters — Interior and exterior painting and decorating, domestic and commercial. (24 facts unverified)
- Tilers — Wall and floor tiling, waterproofing-adjacent work in wet areas. (24 facts unverified)
- Landscapers — Hard and soft landscape construction, including retaining, paving and irrigation.
- Gardeners — Grounds maintenance, mowing and garden care for domestic, strata and commercial clients.
- Concreters — Formwork, placement and finishing of concrete slabs, driveways and structural elements.
- Scaffolders — Erection, alteration and dismantling of scaffolding, a high-risk licensed activity. (24 facts unverified)
- Welders — Structural and fabrication welding, including hot work on site.
- Solar installers — Design and installation of photovoltaic and battery systems, an accredited electrical specialisation. (24 facts unverified)
- HVAC technicians — Installation and servicing of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration plant.
- Earthmoving contractors — Excavation, bulk earthworks and site preparation using mobile plant.
- Demolition contractors — Licensed demolition and strip-out, including work adjacent to hazardous materials. (24 facts unverified)
- Arborists — Tree assessment, pruning and removal, frequently near structures and services.
- Pest control technicians — Licensed application of pesticides and termite management for domestic and commercial property. (24 facts unverified)
How an occupation page is built
The occupation is an entity. The covers it needs are typed relationships to product entities, ordered by how central each one is. Licence conditions are facts, each attached to the regulator publication it came from.
That structure is why a requirement can be corrected in one place and every page that relies on it updates. It is also why an unverified requirement cannot quietly become a sentence on a page.
What is deliberately not here yet
Cost benchmarks. A benchmark needs a real sample, and this site publishes none until it holds enough uploaded documents to compute one honestly. A benchmark with a small sample is a guess with a decimal point.