NSW builder CPD guides about CPD Points.
NSW builders need to know: your CPD points don’t automatically appear in Fair Trading records. Here’s exactly how the recording system works, when Fair Trading gets your data, and how to verify everything is correct before renewal. RTO 91528 automatically reports your CPD to the national registry, but you need to understand the timeline.
You can check any NSW contractor licence status in under 60 seconds using the Service NSW licence check tool. Here is exactly how — and what to do if something looks wrong.
Builders CPD Online (RTO 91528) is a government-registered training organisation. Your CPD certificates are fully recognised by NSW Fair Trading for contractor licence renewal.
NSW Fair Trading can suspend your contractor licence for CPD failures, expired insurance, or complaints. Here is what triggers suspension and how to get reinstated fast.
Not all CPD courses suit every NSW builder. This guide compares learning areas by licence type so you can complete all 12 CPD points in the right areas — online from $169.
Your NSW builder licence expires after 3 years. Miss the renewal window and you cannot legally build. Here is what happens at the end and exactly how to renew on time.
If your construction business goes into liquidation, your NSW contractor licence is automatically suspended and will be cancelled within 90–180 days. Here is exactly what Fair Trading does, what it costs to reinstate, and whether you can work again.
Licence renewal is weeks away and you haven’t started your CPD yet. Don’t panic — NSW builders can complete all 12 points online in 40 hours self-paced. Here’s your exact 6-week catch-up plan: register today, complete 2 points per week, submit by week 6. Fast-tracked from $169 with Builders CPD Online (RTO 91528).
Can your construction company hold an NSW contractor licence? Yes — but only with a nominated supervisor. Here’s what you need to know about company structure, who does CPD, and Fair Trading requirements.
NSW builders must understand the Home Building Act 1989 — contract requirements, warranty periods, and compliance obligations. Fair Trading approved. Here’s a plain-English checklist.