CPC40820 Certificate IV In Swimming Pool & Spa Building - Online Training - Staysafe Industry Training

CPC40820 Certificate IV In Swimming Pool & Spa Building

Course Deposit: $1500

Full Fee: $4500

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Nationally Recognised Training for experienced and aspiring pool builders wanting to get licensed in their state. Take the next steps and gain the foundations for a great career in the Pool Construction.

100% Online: 12 months duration
Recognition of Prior Learning: RPL is available, potentially speeding up course completion.
Outcome: We have aligned our course with each states requirements for licensure, so no matter where you are based your certificate will be recognised by the license body in your state.

Frequently Asked Questions

This course is ideal for:

Builders or tradies looking to specialise in pool and spa construction.
Project managers and site supervisors in the construction industry.
Individuals looking to obtain or upgrade their contractor’s license for swimming pool and spa building.
Anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of pool and spa installation and management.
Entrepreneurs looking to start their own pool and spa construction business.

No previous qualifications are necessary to enrol, although industry experience is highly recommended.

Course Details

The CPC40820 Certificate IV in Swimming Pool and Spa Building includes the following units, designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to succeed in the pool and spa construction industry.

BSBESB402: Establish legal and risk management requirements of new business ventures
Learn to identify, assess, and establish legal and risk management requirements for starting a new business in the construction industry.
BSBOPS304: Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Develop the skills to deliver customer service effectively and monitor ongoing customer satisfaction.
CPCCBC4002: Manage work health and safety in the building and construction workplace
Gain the skills to manage WHS policies and procedures on construction sites, ensuring safety compliance and risk mitigation.
CPCCWHS2001: Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry
Understand how to implement and apply work health and safety requirements, policies, and procedures within the construction sector.
CPCCBC4012: Read and interpret plans and specifications
Learn to accurately read and interpret architectural plans, specifications, and documentation for building and construction projects.
CPCCBC4021: Minimise waste on the building and construction site
Develop strategies to reduce waste during construction projects, promoting environmental sustainability and cost-efficiency.
CPCCCM3005: Calculate costs of construction work
Gain the skills to calculate the costs associated with construction projects, including materials, labor, and overheads.
CPCCBC4003: Select, prepare and administer a construction contract
Learn how to select, draft, and manage construction contracts, ensuring all parties meet their obligations.
CPCCBC4004: Identify and produce estimated costs for building and construction projects
Develop the ability to create accurate cost estimates for construction projects to ensure financial feasibility.
CPCCBC4005: Produce labour and material schedules for ordering
Learn to prepare detailed schedules of labor and materials required for building projects, ensuring effective resource management.
CPCCBC4007: Plan building and construction work
Gain the skills needed to plan and schedule construction projects, including timelines, resource allocation, and task coordination.
CPCCBC4024: Resolve business disputes
Learn strategies to resolve disputes in construction projects, including negotiation techniques and conflict resolution processes.
CPCCCO4001: Supervise concreting work
Learn how to supervise the preparation, pouring, and finishing of concrete in construction, ensuring quality and safety.
CPCSPS4001: Investigate and prepare swimming pool site
Gain the skills to assess and prepare construction sites for swimming pools, including site investigation and excavation planning.
CPCSPS4002: Select, procure and store construction materials for swimming pool and spa projects
Learn to select, source, and store construction materials specifically for pool and spa building projects.
CPCSPS4003: Install swimming pool and spa subsoil drainage
Develop expertise in installing subsoil drainage systems, ensuring proper water management for pools and spas.
CPCSPS4004: Install swimming pool and spa circulation systems and components
Learn how to install circulation systems, including pumps, filters, and plumbing components for pools and spas.
CPCSPS4005: Install prefabricated fibreglass swimming pools
Gain practical knowledge in installing prefabricated fiberglass pools, including site preparation and pool fitting.

This course provides comprehensive training across these core units, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to manage all aspects of pool and spa construction. Let me know if you need further adjustments!

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Enrolment Notifications – What to Expect

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A welcome email and SMS confirming your enrolment
A login link to access your course
Links to our policies and the Student Handbook on the StaySafe website
An introduction email with your trainer and assessor’s contact details (mobile number and email address)

These notifications help you get started smoothly and know who to contact for support.

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Please note: Some tasks may have limitations when using a mobile phone — for example, you might not be able to upload a PDF document directly into the task.

If this happens, simply email the PDF to your trainer, and they can upload it for you.

Webcam use in Course Tasks

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Upon completing the CPC40820 Certificate IV in Swimming Pool and Spa Building, graduates unlock a variety of career opportunities within the construction and pool building industry. Some of the potential career paths include:

1. Licensed Swimming Pool and Spa Builder

As a licensed contractor, you will be able to manage, supervise, and complete the construction and renovation of swimming pools and spas. You can work independently, running your own business, or as part of a larger construction company.

2. Site Supervisor (Swimming Pool and Spa Projects)

With this qualification, you will be eligible to work as a site supervisor, overseeing pool and spa construction projects, ensuring compliance with safety standards, managing teams, and coordinating materials and schedules.

3. Project Manager (Pool and Spa Construction)

You can take on the role of a project manager, responsible for managing multiple pool and spa building projects, handling contracts, budgets, timelines, and client relationships. This role requires strong leadership and planning skills.

4. Pool Installation Specialist

Specialize in the installation of prefabricated and custom-designed pools, including concrete, fibreglass, and other materials. This could also include becoming an expert in subsoil drainage systems, pool hydraulics, and circulation systems.

5. Business Owner (Pool and Spa Construction Company)

With the business and financial management skills gained in this course, you can start and grow your own pool and spa construction company. You'll have the necessary qualifications to apply for licensure and build a thriving business in the residential or commercial market.

6. Pool and Spa Maintenance Contractor

If you prefer a focus on the maintenance side of the industry, this qualification allows you to work as a maintenance contractor, providing services for the upkeep and repair of pools and spas, including water treatment systems and pool infrastructure.

7. Pool and Spa Designer

For those with a creative flair, you could specialize in designing custom pools and spas for high-end residential or commercial properties, working alongside architects and builders to create unique outdoor spaces.

8. Compliance and Safety Officer

With a strong focus on WHS and regulatory knowledge, this qualification allows you to pursue a role ensuring that pool and spa projects comply with safety, environmental, and building standards, either within a company or as an independent consultant.