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Resource Hub
Welcome to the resource hub: a single location for all BPC resources, including practice notes, reports, checklists, fact sheets, forms, guides, training and more...
The BPC's online building practitioner exams in Victoria are transitioning to a single, fully online assessment (by June 2026), replacing interviews and plan-based tests, with remote proctoring, strict rules, and approved materials.
Compliance certificates ensure plumbing work is accountable and defect‑free. Builders and surveyors must verify all certificates before issuing an Occupancy Permit.
Registration is confirmed through practitioner ID cards, available in both physical and digital formats. Together, they provide a secure, easy way for practitioners to show their credentials and for consumers to verify them, supporting clarity,
Overview of the duties and obligations of registered building companies in Australia, including director responsibilities, nominee director roles, legal compliance under the Building Act 1993, registration requirements, penalties, and administrative
Registered builders in Victoria must meet key regulatory obligations, including holding required insurance, notifying the relevant building surveyor at mandatory stages, stopping work when directed, and complying with Directions to Fix and Dispute