Plumbing Licence - Western Australia

To obtain a plumbing license in Western Australia (WA), here are the key requirements:

1. Plumbing Tradesperson License: You need this to work as a licensed plumber in WA. This license allows you to perform plumbing work, including water supply, sanitary, and drainage systems. You must also have the qualifications and training specific to Australia.

2. Eligibility: To apply, you need to:

• Be a fit and proper person.
• Have the relevant qualifications (including gap training if needed).
• Obtain a National Police Certificate.

1. Provisional License: If you have overseas qualifications, you will need an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) to apply for a provisional license. This allows you to work under supervision while completing gap training in Australian plumbing standards.

2. Construction Induction Card: Also known as a "White Card," this is necessary for working in the construction industry.

3. Gasfitter Permit: If you intend to work with gas systems, you’ll need a G-class gasfitter permit.

*Pro Tips: You can get these qualifications fast via the RPL process if you have at least 2 years of relevant experience.

For more details, including the specific steps for local and international applicants, you can visit the WA government’s licensing page ​(ABLIS | Enabling business | Commerce WA | Build a life in WA)