Check a contractor licence

QBCC contractor licence

1183249

On register

Licensee: F.S.M.E Fire Systems Maintenance & Engineering Pty Ltd
Classes: Fire Protection - Electrical Stream - Certify - Emergency Lighting, Fire Protection - Electrical Stream - Certify - Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Protection - Electrical Stream - Inspect and Test - Emergency Lighting, Fire Protection - Electrical Stream - Install and Maintain - Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Protection - Portables Stream - Certify, Fire Protection - Portables Stream - Install and Maintain, Fire Protection - Special Hazard Fire System Stream - Certify, Fire Protection - Special Hazard Fire System Stream - Install and Maintain, Fire Protection - Water-Based Fire System Stream - Certify, Fire Protection - Water-Based Fire System Stream - Install and Maintain, Fire Protection - Water-Based Fire System Stream - Install and Maintain - Restricted to Commercial and Industrial Types, Passive Fire Protection - Fire Doors and Shutters, Plumbing and Drainage

Checked against the QBCC register on 21 Oct 2026 View the official QBCC record ↗

Source: QBCC Licensed Contractors Register, data.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0

SubbieList shows information from public licence registers as at the date shown. It is not legal advice and not an endorsement. The official register is the authority.

Reading a licence check

A QBCC check shows whether a licence is on the register, who holds it and which classes of work it covers. In Queensland, most building work over $3,300 needs a QBCC licence in the right class.

What the classes mean

Each class is a type of work, such as Concreting or Plumbing and Drainage. A licence only covers the classes listed. A roof plumber licensed for Roof and Wall Cladding can't do the drainage unless that class is also shown.

Licence classes explained

If something looks wrong

If the name doesn't match, or the licence is missing from the register, pause before signing anything. Ask the business, then confirm with QBCC on 139 333.

Electrical work

Electrical contractor licences come from the Electrical Safety Office, not QBCC. Where a business states an electrical licence on its website, we show it separately and say it has not been checked against the ESO register.

What a licence check shows

A QBCC check shows whether a licence is on the register, who holds it and which classes of work it covers. In Queensland, most building work over $3,300 needs a QBCC licence in the right class.

What the classes mean

If something looks wrong

If the name doesn't match, or the licence is missing from the register, pause before signing anything. Ask the business, then confirm with QBCC on 139 333.

Electrical licences (ESO)