You may appeal the decision only if one of the following applies:

• ❌ You failed a re-test of the Skills Assessment.
• 🏗️ You fulfilled the required number of projects, but:
  • One project is slightly smaller than the required GFA of 5,000 sqm
    (not more than 10% smaller), or
  • Your involvement in one of the projects is not considered substantial.
• 🧱 You did not meet the full number of projects required, but:
  • One submitted project is over 20,000 sqm, and
  • Your experience/involvement in that project is substantial.

📄 If you meet any of the above, you may submit an appeal with a case study of your experience.

• Submit a detailed case study of your work experience.
• The case study will be evaluated by the Appeal Panel to determine your readiness for the accredited role.
• Appeals are conducted twice a year.
• You will be notified of the appeal hearing date at least 2 weeks in advance.
• The result of the appeal will be announced within 2 months of the appeal date.

• The decision of the Appeals Committee is final.
• If your appeal is unsuccessful, you may submit a new application for accreditation in the following year.

• The committee ensures that deserving candidates who may not meet all criteria still have a fair path to accreditation.
• It evaluates:
  • The submitted Case Study
  • The applicant’s Logbook
  • The appeal guidelines

Panel Composition:

• 👤 3 panellists will review each appeal.
• ✅ At least 2 of 3 panellists must agree on the outcome.
• 🛠️ At least 1 panellist must come from the same discipline as the appellant
  e.g., if you’re a contractor, one panellist will also be from the contracting domain.