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Salwa Ishak

NSW builder licence 5196C · Pyrmont

NSW contractor licence record

5196C

Salwa Ishak

Current Checked against the live NSW register on 1 November 2026

Salwa Ishak holds NSW contractor licence 5196C (Builder), registered in Pyrmont. The licence was first issued on 11 April 1991, 35 years ago. The NSW register showed it as Current when PointCPD last checked on 1 November 2026.

Licence status
Current
Licence number
5196C
Licensee
Salwa Ishak (Individual)
Location
Pyrmont NSW 2009
Licence classes
Builder
First issued
11 April 1991
Expires
11 April 2028
SafeWork site induction system
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Checked
Against the live NSW register on 1 November 2026

CPD not verified by PointCPD

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Licence details from NSW Fair Trading’s Contractor Licence extract (data.nsw.gov.au, CC BY), with status and expiry re-checked regularly against the public NSW licence register. PointCPD is not a government service; the NSW Government register is the authoritative record.