BUILDER OPEN SITE SUPERVISOR - RPL
The QBCC Site Supervisor – Open (also known as the Builder Open Class Site Supervisor) refers to a role in the construction industry in Queensland, Australia, that requires a specialized license to supervise building work on large, high-rise, and complex projects. This license, issued by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC), demonstrates the supervisor’s ability to manage construction projects, ensure compliance with building codes and regulations, and supervise staff and subcontractors. Key aspects of the QBCC Site Supervisor – Open:
Licensing:
To work as an Open Class Site Supervisor, individuals must obtain the relevant QBCC license, which requires meeting specific technical qualifications and demonstrating relevant experience.
Responsibilities:
Site Supervisors are responsible for overseeing all aspects of a construction project, ensuring that the work is completed to the required standards and in compliance with regulations, as well as managing staff, subcontractors, and the client.
Scope of work:
Open Class Site Supervisors can work on a wide range of building projects, including large, high-rise, and complex structures.
Importance of training:
Specialized courses, like the Builder Open Class Site Supervisor course, provide the knowledge and skills needed to meet the requirements for obtaining and holding the QBCC Site Supervisor license.
Units of Competency
- CPCCBC6001 Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for large building projects
- CPCCBC6018 Manage processes for complying with legal obligations of a building or construction contractor
- CPCCBC6014 Apply structural principles to the construction of large, high rise and complex buildings
- CPCCBC6016 Assess construction faults in large building projects
At Next Era Training, our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process is designed to be simple, compliant, and efficient. It aligns with the Standards for RTOs 2015 and meets all ASQA regulatory requirements, ensuring that the evidence you provide satisfies the principles of assessment and rules of evidence.
We provide easy-to-follow templates, a detailed instruction guide, and a Dropbox upload link so you can submit everything in one secure place—no printing, scanning, or mailing required.
What You Need to Provide
The evidence you submit must demonstrate that your trade experience meets the competency standards for the qualification. We make this easy for you with pre-filled electronic fillable forms and clear instructions.
1. Photographic Evidence
- • Provide one photo per unit of competency
- • Images must show your trade work, such as completed jobs, worksites, tools, materials, or in-progress stages
- • You do not need to appear in the photos—focus is on the job/task itself
- • Photos must match to the correct unit.
- 2. Referee/Testimonial Form (Provided)
- • Completed by a qualified supervisor, licensed builder, employer, or experienced colleague
- • Confirms your practical skills and responsibilities
- • We supply a simple form covering all units.
- 3. Combined Employment, Project & CV Form (Provided)
- One document that captures:
• Your employment history
• Your project/jobsite background
• A Self Assessment Questionnaire
- 4. Instructional Guide (Provided)
- Includes:
• Step-by-step instructions on completing each form
• Examples of quality evidence
• Clear tips for matching evidence to specific units
- 5. Easy Upload via Dropbox
- • You will be given your dedicated Dropbox folder link to upload all your evidence files
- • Simply drag and drop your completed forms and photo evidence—done
- • No printing, scanning or emailing required.
Regulatory Compliance
Your evidence will be assessed according to ASQA requirements and must meet these criteria:
- • Validity – Clearly relates to the unit of competency
- • Authenticity – Proven to be your own work
- • Currency – Demonstrates recent and relevant experience
- • Sufficiency – Enough detail to assess your competency
Our system is designed to make this process as straightforward as possible—with full support from experienced assessors.
Questions?
We’re here to help if you need any assistance. With clear instructions, templates, and real support, you’re never left guessing.
Next Era Training — RPL made easy, compliant, and built around you.
The total cost for the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment is $2,950.00.
This is a fixed, all-inclusive fee—there are no hidden charges, no upselling, and no unnecessary extras.
We believe in transparent pricing and a straightforward process, so you know exactly what you’re paying for from the start.
PAYMENT PLANS
At Next Era Training Pty Ltd, we offer a clear and simple payment process for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) qualifications. Our model ensures transparency, flexibility, and peace of mind throughout your assessment journey.
| Stage | Payment | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1: Application Submission | $500.00 Deposit | Payable after submitting your application form. This secures your place and initiates the assessment process. |
| Step 2: RPL Assessment | No payment required | Our qualified assessors will review your evidence and complete the RPL assessment. |
| Step 3: Assessment Approval | $2,450.00 Balance | Payable once your RPL assessment is successfully approved. This must be paid prior to issuing your certificate. |
| Step 4: Certification | Certificate Issued | Upon full payment, a digital certificate will be emailed to you and a hard copy will be mailed to your nominated address. |