Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci
- Licence
- 15571761
- Type
- Individual
- Based in
- Maroochydore QLD 4558
On the QBCC register
According to QBCC’s data published 6 Nov 2026.
No suspensions or cancellations recorded since 1 July 2026.
QBCC’s record for licence 15571761
What this licence covers
Building Design - Low Rise
Building Designer Licence
Financial category: Self Certification - Trade. QBCC uses financial categories to set the most a licensee can turn over each year. What the categories mean
Licence record
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6 Nov 2026
Checked: on the register
Building Design - Low Rise listed.
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1 July 2026
Start of this record
QBCC’s lists of suspensions and cancellations start each financial year. We keep a daily copy, so this record grows over time.
Questions about Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci
Is Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci licensed with QBCC?
Yes. Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci holds QBCC licence 15571761, and it was on QBCC’s register published 6 Nov 2026. Check QBCC’s own record for licence 15571761 to confirm today’s status before you sign or pay a deposit.
What work is Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci licensed to do?
Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci holds one licence class: Building Design - Low Rise. Building Design - Low Rise: For building designers who draw plans for houses and smaller buildings. Check that the class matches your job. Work outside these classes needs another licensed contractor.
Has Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci had a QBCC suspension or cancellation?
None recorded since 1 July 2026. We check QBCC’s suspension and cancellation files every day, and licence 15571761 hasn’t appeared in them since our record began.
Where is Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci based?
QBCC’s register lists Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci in Maroochydore QLD 4558. A QBCC licence covers work anywhere in Queensland, so they can take on jobs outside Maroochydore.
What is Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci’s QBCC financial category?
QBCC lists Pier-Paolo Valentino Farinacci in the financial category “Self Certification - Trade”. QBCC uses the category to set the most a licensee can turn over each year. A very large job from a contractor in a small category is worth a question.