Perfect Contracting holds serval licences in the demolition and construction space. We are fully dedicated to providing the safest & best demolition, construction and civil works in the most sustainable manner possible.
Licences
Unrestricted Demolition Licence AD211896
Friable Asbestos Removal Licence (Class A) AD212731
Non Friable Asbestos Removal Licence (Class B) AD212250
Insurance
Asbestos Removal Liability
Public & Products Liability
Workers Compensation Insurance
What does Unrestricted Demolition Licence mean?
This licence is required to demolish (or partially demolish), any building, structure or installation that:- is over 15 metres in height
- is a chemical installation
- involves a tower crane on site
- involves a mobile crane with a rated capacity of more than 100 tonnes
- has structural components that are pre-tensioned or post-tensioned
- involves floor propping
- involves explosives.
Licences
QLD
Demolition Licence
Licence number
2329458
Approved scheme member for construction work between
$1 million and $9 million.
Friable Asbestos Removal Licence
Licence number
AD212957
Building Licence
Licence number
469049C
Conditional Restricted Demolition Licence
Licence number
AD211896
About Asbestos Licencing
Class A licence
The class A licence allows you to remove friable asbestos, non friable asbestos and any asbestos contaminated dust or debris (ACD).
Source: SafeWork NSW
Class B licence
The class B licence is more common and allows you to remove 10 square metres or more of non friable asbestos, like fibro sheets. Having a class B licence only allows you to remove the asbestos contaminated dust or debris (ACD) that is directly associated with the removal of non friable asbestos.
Only a person who conducts (or proposes to conduct), a business or undertaking may apply for an asbestos removal licence.
Source: SafeWork NSW
Perfect Contracting acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Isander people as Traditional Custodians of the country on which we live and work. We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians and Elders past, present and future, and honour their connection to the land and ongoing contribution to society.