Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing
Get your waterproofing experience formally recognised with a Certificate III through RPL.
About this qualification
The Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing is for waterproofers who apply membranes and coatings to protect buildings and their structure. It covers preparing surfaces and applying waterproofing systems to internal wet areas, external above-ground areas and below-ground areas, remedial waterproofing and assessing waterproofing work. Through Recognition of Prior Learning, your existing skills, knowledge and experience are assessed against the qualification requirements. Further evidence, assessment or training may be required where gaps are identified.
Who this RPL suits
Waterproofers (and tilers or builders who do a lot of waterproofing) with practical experience across wet areas and external membranes.
Career outcomes
Typical RPL evidence
Not every candidate needs every type of evidence listed above.
Qualification structure
Core units (14)
Licensing
Licensing requirements apply to this work in some states and territories, including NSW and Queensland. Requirements depend on the work being undertaken, its value and your role. Holding a qualification does not itself grant a licence. Check the requirements with the relevant state or territory licensing authority.
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BCQ is a third-party provider for All Trades and Compliance (RTO 32398).
BCQ provides qualification pathway guidance and RPL evidence preparation as a third-party provider for Master Mechanics Training Pty Ltd, trading as All Trades and Compliance (RTO 32398). Formal assessment and certification are the responsibility of the RTO. A qualification is not a licence: builders licences are issued by the licensing authority in each state and territory, including QBCC in Queensland, against their own experience and financial requirements. BCQ does not operate in South Australia. ABN 50 621 900 543.