Landscape Gardening

Landscape Gardening

andscape gardeners work with a variety of materials and design, construct and maintain residential and commercial indoor and outdoor garden spaces. The horticultural side of landscaping comprises: Preparing and maintaining seedbeds Growing sites Propagation and planting of trees Plant support and protection The construction side of landscaping comprises: Developing plans and drawings Installing garden structures...
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Shop Fitting

Shop fitters may work in the domestic, retail and commercial industry sectors. Shop fitter’s job role includes but is not limited to: Assemble counters, workstations and other internal fittings Order parts and materials for these fittings Use tools to create custom furniture for the project Communicate with a network of professionals For more information on...
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Plumbing

What does a plumber do? A plumber’s job role includes the installation, maintenance and repair of: Pipes, drains, guttering and metal roofs Mechanical services Equipment used for supply of water, gas, sewerage, heating, cooling and ventilation systems A plumber will plan and install these complex systems which allow a home or building to operate efficiently,...
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Roof Plumbing

What does a roof plumber do? Roof plumbers plan, install and manage all aspects of piping, tanks and guttering on roofs of buildings. A roof plumber’s job role includes the following tasks: Installation of roof sheeting, drainage components, wall cladding, skylights and ventilators Repair and maintenance of guttering, down-pipes, roof flashing and roof coverings For...
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Wall & Floor Tiling

Wall and floor tilers apply covering to internal walls and floors in the domestic, retail and commercial industry sectors. Wall and floor tilers work with a range of materials including: Ceramics Porcelain Glass Stone Clay Wall and floor tilers pay particular attention to detail and finishing.
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Painter & Decorator

A painter and decorator will prepare surfaces before applying paint, varnish, wallpaper and other finishes to protect, maintain and decorate surfaces of buildings and structures. They may also apply decorative coatings to surfaces, such as: Lettering Marbling Graining Stencils Gold leaf Textural finishes A painter and decorator may match colours between old and new coverings...
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Cabinet Making

Cabinet makers use a variety of different types of natural and manufactured materials; they work in the domestic, commercial and industrial industry sectors. The cabinet making process includes: Drawings and specifications Selecting materials Ordering and/or producing samples Fine and accurate finish in outcomes such as cabinetry, shelving and furniture The projects often finish with hinges,...
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Carpentry

A carpenter specialises in creating structures using a variety of materials including timber, concrete and steel. Carpentry is a physically demanding job that requires planning skills; as well as the ability to work with a team of trade workers. A carpenter will undertake a large range of tasks that include but are not limited to:...
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Bricklaying

Bricklayers work on commercial and residential projects where they lay bricks, masonry, glass or concrete blocks in mortar to build: Interior and exterior wall Partitions Fireplaces Chimneys Smokestacks Other structure Bricklayers spend a considerable amount of time outdoors and gain extensive experience and insight into the operations of a construction site.
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This document outlines the direct debit arrangements between Master Builders Association of NSW Pty Ltd, ABN 11 074 397 532 (MBANSW) and you.

MBANSW is the registered Group Training Organisation and Apprenticeship Services arm of Master Builders Association of New South Wales, ABN 96 550 042 906 (Master Builders)

“You”, “your” and “Host Employer” refer to you, your company and business nominated in the table below.

This document outlines the direct debit arrangements between MBANSW and you.

Direct Debit Terms and Conditions

  • Your nominated account or credit card will be debited weekly for hosting a MBAS or MBAS+ apprentice or trainee.
  • The first debit to your account will occur within 7 working days of the MBAS or MBAS+ apprentice or trainee commencing their placement with your business.
  • If an invoice payment is due on a non-business day, it will be debited from your account on the following business day.
  • Host Employer account information held by MBANSW will be kept confidential. Please note that some information is provided to the MBANSW financial institution to initiate the debit to your nominated account.
  • MBANSW will give you a minimum of 14 days’ notice in writing of changes to these Terms and Conditions.
  • If you wish to make changes to this arrangement, please contact MBANSW on (02) 8586 3533.

Your responsibility in this arrangement

  • Ensure that your nominated account can accept direct debits (your financial institution can confirm this).
  • Ensure there are sufficient cleared funds in the nominated account on the drawing date.
  • Advise MBANSW in writing if the nominated account is transferred or closed.


Please note that if your payment is dishonoured by your financial institution, a re-draw will take place within 7 days.

Any transaction fees payable by MBANSW in respect to a dishonoured payment will be added to your account.

Enquiries

Please direct all enquiries to MBAS (02) 8586 3533 or apprenticeship@mbansw.asn.au;

Please include your phone and email address.

I/We authorise MBANSW to arrange for funds to be debited from my/our nominated account at the financial institution identified below.

This authority to direct debit will remain in place in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.