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    Experienced Worker ProgramSUBSET OF CPC30426 & CPC41020

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    QLD Demolition Supervisor Training

    Queensland-specific supervisor pathway for experienced demolition workers stepping up to run jobs.

    Build the training and workplace evidence a Queensland demolition supervisor application typically requires — while learning to plan, sequence and lead demolition work to Australian Standards.

    • Small-cohort classroom + structured workplace evidence

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    Check your eligibility

    Under 60 seconds. An OnShift adviser will give you honest, factual advice on whether this program suits your experience — before you enrol.

    By submitting, you agree to be contacted by OnShift about training eligibility. We never share your details.

    Submit the form to get your course fact sheet (PDF) — key facts, every unit code and the official sources.

    Evidence & sources

    Every code, unit and licensing claim on this page is taken from the official records below. Requirements are set by the regulator and the national register — not by us — so check the source if anything looks out of date.

    Facts on this page last checked against these sources on 2026-08-13.

    Key facts at a glance

    OnShift Education (RTO 41304) delivers demolition supervisor training for Queensland as an experienced-worker program using nationally recognised CPC units. Demolition supervisor authorisation in Queensland is issued by the state regulator, not by OnShift.

    Provider
    OnShift Education — RTO 41304 on the National Register
    Code
    SUBSET OF CPC30426 & CPC41020
    Delivery
    Small-cohort classroom + structured workplace evidence
    On completion
    On successful completion, nationally recognised statements of attainment / qualifications for the units you complete. Queensland demolition supervisor authorisation itself is issued by the state regulator, not by OnShift.

    Does completing this program give me a QLD demolition supervisor authorisation?

    No. The Queensland regulator issues demolition authorisations, not OnShift. This program builds the training and evidence a supervisor application typically requires, but the regulator also considers experience, identity and other requirements. Confirm current requirements directly with WorkSafe Queensland before enrolling.

    Do I need to be working in demolition already?

    Yes. This is an experienced-worker program. Practical workplace evidence is a core part of assessment, so ongoing access to real demolition work is expected.

    How long does it take?

    It depends on your existing experience, evidence and workplace access. We give you a realistic timeframe during the eligibility conversation.

    Who this is for

    This program is for people who are already working in demolition in Queensland and want to move into a supervisor role. You are likely a good fit if you: - have solid, current Queensland demolition site experience; - are already leading tasks, teams or aspects of demolition work on site; - can commit to classroom attendance plus workplace evidence gathering; - want an honest suitability conversation before spending money on training. Queensland demolition supervisor authorisations typically require significant hands-on experience in addition to training. If you are not sure whether you meet that experience threshold, tell us on the form — we will give you an honest read before you enrol.

    Delivery and assessment pathway

    Entry expectations

    Genuine Queensland demolition industry experience is essential. This is not an entry-level program. Applicants should already be working on demolition sites and be able to describe the jobs, methods and equipment they have used. Language, literacy and numeracy sufficient to read Safe Work Method Statements, Australian Standards extracts and demolition plans.

    Assessment

    Challenge testing and readiness assessment before enrolment. On program: knowledge assessments, scenarios aligned to Australian Standards and Queensland requirements, and practical workplace evidence assessed against the units of competency.

    Workplace evidence

    You need ongoing access to real demolition work so we can gather practical evidence and third-party reports. Where an evidence or experience gap exists we help you plan how to close it honestly — not by shortcutting the requirements.

    Certification issued on successful completion

    On successful completion, nationally recognised statements of attainment / qualifications for the units you complete. Queensland demolition supervisor authorisation itself is issued by the state regulator, not by OnShift.

    High-touch support and what makes OnShift different

    How it works

    1. 1

      Eligibility check

      You submit the form. An OnShift adviser reviews your background against Queensland supervisor expectations and gives you a straight answer.

    2. 2

      Readiness and enrolment

      If suitable, we walk you through fees, staging, and the classroom + workplace evidence pathway before enrolment.

    3. 3

      Classroom, evidence and completion

      Small-cohort classroom followed by structured workplace evidence gathering with one-to-one support until competency is demonstrated.

    Frequently asked

    People also ask

    Straight answers to the questions people search for — and ask AI assistants — about demolition licensing, supervisor authorisation and recognition of prior learning. Licensing rules are set by the regulator, not by us, so we always point you back to the source.

    Queensland demolition licensing — QBCC and WorkSafe Queensland

    The supervisor role in practice

    Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for experienced workers

    Cost, timing and what happens after training

    What happens next

    1. You submit the eligibility form above.
    2. An OnShift adviser (real person, not a bot) reviews your background against this program's suitability criteria.
    3. We contact you — usually within one business day — with a plain-English recommendation. If this program doesn't suit you, we say so.
    4. If it does suit you, we walk you through fees, staging, and readiness before any enrolment is confirmed.

    Licensing requirements vary by state and may change. Completing training does not guarantee that a licence or supervisor authorisation will be granted. Applicants may also need to meet experience, qualification, identity and other regulator requirements. Confirm the current requirements that apply to you directly with the relevant state regulator before enrolling.

    Relevant regulator: WorkSafe Queensland.