• Qualification Name: Certificate III in Solid Plastering
• Qualification Code and Units of Competency: CPC31020
• Duration: Within four weeks of receiving the required prior learning evidence.

Certificate III in Solid Plastering – RPL

The Certificate III in Solid Plastering is a nationally recognized qualification designed for individuals with extensive experience in solid plastering. This qualification allows you to gain formal recognition for your skills and knowledge through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), eliminating the need for formal study and accelerating your career progression.

Solid plasterers are skilled tradespeople who apply plaster, render, and other materials to walls and ceilings. They work in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, ensuring smooth, durable finishes that enhance both the aesthetic and functional aspects of buildings. Through RPL, experienced solid plasterers can showcase their expertise and qualifications based on their practical experience.

The Certificate III in Solid Plastering focuses on tasks such as applying plaster to internal and external walls, constructing textured finishes, preparing surfaces, and working with various materials like plaster, render, and cement-based products. It also covers the skills needed to operate safely and efficiently in a variety of construction environments, ensuring compliance with Australian standards and regulations. By achieving this qualification through RPL, you validate your expertise in the trade and demonstrate your ability to handle complex plastering projects.

What Evidence Do You Need for RPL?

• Resume highlighting your experience in solid plastering

• Job descriptions or duty statements showing tasks related to plastering

• Letters of reference from current or previous employers in the plastering industry

• Photos or videos of plastering projects you’ve worked on

• Work samples of various plastering techniques, including rendering and texturing

• Copies of safety and compliance records for working with plastering materials

• Certificates or licenses related to plastering, construction, or other relevant trades

• Invoices or job cards for completed plastering projects

• Evidence of your experience in handling plastering tools and machinery

• Documentation of any training or workshops in plastering techniques

• Proof of adherence to Australian standards and safety protocols in plastering work