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NCC 2025 for Queensland
Queensland moves to NCC 2025 on 1 May 2027, with no window in which you may choose.
What changes on 1 May 2027. Which edition governs a Queensland approval either side of the date, which NCC 2025 residential changes reach the Queensland climate zones, what the rebuilt Part F1 now asks of balconies, podiums and concrete roofs, and how to use the months before the changeover.
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4 modules, 2 case studies, final quiz and certificate.
Introduction and objectives
Why Queensland’s changeover has no dual edition window, and the four things you will be able to do by the end.
The date, and what it governs
Tell which edition governs an approval either side of 1 May 2027, including amendments and staged approvals.
The residential change set
Separate the NCC 2025 changes that reach Queensland from those keyed to climate zones six, seven and eight.
Water management rebuilt
Put the 1 in 80 fall, the 70 mm step down and the monolithic hob on the structural substrate, not the screed.
Using the runway
Plan the specification audit, detail library and client conversation before the date arrives.
A Townsville balcony and a Toowoomba straddle
A balcony detail tested against the new numbers, and a project whose approvals land either side of the date.
Key takeaways
The checks to carry into every Queensland project documented this year.
Final quiz and certificate
Ten project scenarios. Pass and the certificate goes straight into your dashboard.
Intermediate. For people who already document Class 1 and Class 2 work in Queensland under NCC 2022. Covers the changeover date, the residential condensation changes and Part F1 water management. It does not cover the NCC 2025 energy provisions in detail.
Written for the people whose drawings meet the changeover first.
Building designers
You document houses and small multi-residential work in Queensland, and your approvals will land either side of 1 May 2027.
Residential drafters
You carry the standard details and specifications that will need checking against the new edition.
Building certifiers
You will assess drawings on both editions in the same month, and need to see which one an approval sits under.
Multi-residential designers
Your balconies, podiums and concrete roofs are where the rebuilt Part F1 changes what you draw.
Practice principals
You decide when the detail library, the specification and the fee proposals move to NCC 2025.
Where this hour goes on your record.
National Standard of Competency for Architects (NSCA 2021) performance criteria this course aligns with:
Building codes, standards and planning advice
Project budget and statutory requirements
Integrating materials and construction systems
Materials and performance standards
Compliant project documentation
| If you are | How it is recorded |
|---|---|
| A building designer | 1 formal CPD point. Your certificate, the learning outcomes, the module outline and your quiz result are kept in your dashboard, so you can show what you studied if your CPD is audited. |
| An architect | 1 formal CPD point. Aligned with NSCA 2021 performance criteria PC12, PC20, PC39, PC45 and PC46. |
| A certifier, drafter or practice principal | 1 hour of CPD on NCC 2025 in Queensland, recorded on your certificate for your registration body or scheme. |
CPD On Demand is not a registered training organisation and courses are not accredited by any registration body. Each course is aligned with the relevant competency frameworks and gives you the records to evidence it. CPD rules differ by registration body and state, so check with yours if you are unsure.
Pairs well with.
The Waterproofing Time Bomb
Part F1 in depth: balconies, podiums and concrete roofs under the new provisions.
The Breathable Wall: Understanding Condensation Risks in NCC 2025
The condensation changes, wall by wall and zone by zone.
NCC 2025: What Is Changing, When It Applies to You
The national picture, state by state, and how to use your transition window.
Before you enrol.
Know which edition governs every Queensland approval, in one self-paced hour.
$99, 60 minutes, certificate on completion.