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Licence eligibility after the interview

mater_familias · 2012-02-10 15:13:14

Hi folks, just wondering if anyone knows if there is a limit to how long you can go without taking an excavation licence out and still be eligible. I did the interview right after my first child was born and have been at home with the kids for the last almost 4 years. Trying to get back to work but not sure if my licence…

10-02-2012 3:13pm

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mater_familias

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Hi folks,

just wondering if anyone knows if there is a limit to how long you can go without taking an excavation licence out and still be eligible.
I did the interview right after my first child was born and have been at home with the kids for the last almost 4 years. Trying to get back to work but not sure if my licence is still valid. Couldn't find any info on the Department's website.
Thanks in advance,
m_f

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#2 10-02-2012 5:52pm

mocmo

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To the best of my knowledge there is no limit on it, once you have passed the interview you are licence eligible. They can refuse a licence for an individual job but I doubt they would do so on the basis of the director not having been on site for a while.....sure that's everyone these days! I have had gaps of up to 3 years between licences so I'd say you're fine....tough business these days mind, good luck!

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