LA Contractor's Exam 1 – Questions With Right
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LSLBC Louisiana State Licensing Board For Contractors
Why does licensing exist? In order to safeguard public health and welfare by
ensuring trade providers meet or exceed minimum
standards of practice within their industry, as
determined by law.
When was the LSLBC originally 1956
established ?
The LSLBC was originally established 1956 & Commercial Contractors
in ________ to regulate ______________.
In what year was legislation passed, 1995
which required the LSLBC to add the
residential component to regulation
requirements?
In what year was legislation passed, 2003
which required the LSLBC to add the
HOME IMPROVEMENT & MOLD
REMEDIATION to regulation
requirements?
What do the LSLBC Statutes regulate the bidding and performing of work in those
? particular areas of construction: Commercial,
Residential, Mold remediation.
, The scope of work that can be Classification
performed under each license type is
determined by _____________?
How many classification types are Major, Sub-classification, and Specialty
there ?
Major classification may include ? Various Subclassifications
A licensee holding a ________________________ Major Sub-classification & Residential Construction.
is permitted to estimate, bid, quote,
and perform any scope of work
included in any of its subclassifications
with the exception of ____________________.
What is a specific scope of work Sub-classification
within a major classification that allows
a contractor to estimate, bid, quote,
and perform work in accordance with
its definition?
What is a scope of work that allows a Specialty
contractor to estimate, bid, quote, and
perform work only as described in
that specific classification?
A __________________ is required for any Commercial License
building, highway, road, railroad,
sewer, grading, excavation, pipeline,
public utility structure, project
development, housing, or housing
development, improvement of any
other construction undertaking for
which the entire cost is $50,000 or
more when the property is being used
for Building construction; Highway,
Street and Bridge Construction;
Heavy Construction; Municipal and
Public Works Construction.
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Terms in this set (71)
LSLBC Louisiana State Licensing Board For Contractors
Why does licensing exist? In order to safeguard public health and welfare by
ensuring trade providers meet or exceed minimum
standards of practice within their industry, as
determined by law.
When was the LSLBC originally 1956
established ?
The LSLBC was originally established 1956 & Commercial Contractors
in ________ to regulate ______________.
In what year was legislation passed, 1995
which required the LSLBC to add the
residential component to regulation
requirements?
In what year was legislation passed, 2003
which required the LSLBC to add the
HOME IMPROVEMENT & MOLD
REMEDIATION to regulation
requirements?
What do the LSLBC Statutes regulate the bidding and performing of work in those
? particular areas of construction: Commercial,
Residential, Mold remediation.
, The scope of work that can be Classification
performed under each license type is
determined by _____________?
How many classification types are Major, Sub-classification, and Specialty
there ?
Major classification may include ? Various Subclassifications
A licensee holding a ________________________ Major Sub-classification & Residential Construction.
is permitted to estimate, bid, quote,
and perform any scope of work
included in any of its subclassifications
with the exception of ____________________.
What is a specific scope of work Sub-classification
within a major classification that allows
a contractor to estimate, bid, quote,
and perform work in accordance with
its definition?
What is a scope of work that allows a Specialty
contractor to estimate, bid, quote, and
perform work only as described in
that specific classification?
A __________________ is required for any Commercial License
building, highway, road, railroad,
sewer, grading, excavation, pipeline,
public utility structure, project
development, housing, or housing
development, improvement of any
other construction undertaking for
which the entire cost is $50,000 or
more when the property is being used
for Building construction; Highway,
Street and Bridge Construction;
Heavy Construction; Municipal and
Public Works Construction.
