What Is NASCLA? - 3 Minute Guide to the Accredited Commercial General Building Contractor Exam!
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0:06 What is NASCLA?
0:22 Is there a NASCLA License
0:40 NASCLA member states
0:43 Approved examinations
0:56 States that accept the Commercial General Building Exam
2:01 What is on the NASCLA exam?
2:43 Scheduling an examination date
3:06 Complete NASCLA Exam prep Course
NASCLA stands for the National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies. NASCLA is a non-profit organization dedicated to uniformity in construction standards across state licensing agencies.
What this means for contractors is that if you hold a NASCLA license it may be possible for you to forego a trade examination in another state that recognizes NASCLA's examination.
It is important to remember that NASCLA is not a contractor license. It is an approved examination that is accepted by various state licensing boards.
To be accepted to take a NASCLA examination, you must be pre-approved. You will need to meet your state's requirements and also possibly pass a project management or law & business examination.
As of today there are 18 NASCLA Member states:
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Virgin Islands
Virginia
West Virginia
Make sure that you are familiar with your state's requirements before you try and get a license.
Currently, there are two examinations offered:
Commercial General Building
Electrical
The Commercial General Building Exam will be:
115 Questions
81 Minimum Passing Score
330 Minutes
Open Book
The exam will cover:
General Requirements
Site Construction and Metals
Concrete and Masonry
Procurement and Contracting Requirements
Wood Foundations and Framing
Thermal Moisture Protection
Doors, Windows, Glazing, and Finishes
Electrical Systems
Mechanical and Plumbing Systems
Specialty Equipment and Conveyance Systems
Safety
For more information about the NASCLA you can check out this complete article: https://digitalconstructive.com/nascl...
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to [email protected]
0:06 What is NASCLA?
0:22 Is there a NASCLA License
0:40 NASCLA member states
0:43 Approved examinations
0:56 States that accept the Commercial General Building Exam
2:01 What is on the NASCLA exam?
2:43 Scheduling an examination date
3:06 Complete NASCLA Exam prep Course
NASCLA stands for the National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies. NASCLA is a non-profit organization dedicated to uniformity in construction standards across state licensing agencies.
What this means for contractors is that if you hold a NASCLA license it may be possible for you to forego a trade examination in another state that recognizes NASCLA's examination.
It is important to remember that NASCLA is not a contractor license. It is an approved examination that is accepted by various state licensing boards.
To be accepted to take a NASCLA examination, you must be pre-approved. You will need to meet your state's requirements and also possibly pass a project management or law & business examination.
As of today there are 18 NASCLA Member states:
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Virgin Islands
Virginia
West Virginia
Make sure that you are familiar with your state's requirements before you try and get a license.
Currently, there are two examinations offered:
Commercial General Building
Electrical
The Commercial General Building Exam will be:
115 Questions
81 Minimum Passing Score
330 Minutes
Open Book
The exam will cover:
General Requirements
Site Construction and Metals
Concrete and Masonry
Procurement and Contracting Requirements
Wood Foundations and Framing
Thermal Moisture Protection
Doors, Windows, Glazing, and Finishes
Electrical Systems
Mechanical and Plumbing Systems
Specialty Equipment and Conveyance Systems
Safety
For more information about the NASCLA you can check out this complete article: https://digitalconstructive.com/nascl...
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to [email protected]
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