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Oregon general contractor license requirements

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ItemDetail (with quote from the official source)
Licensing authority
Contractor license
Construction Contractors Board licensing call center: 503-378-4621.
“Licensing Call Center: 503-378-4621”
Education & training
Contractor license
CCB license: complete at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and pass the Oregon exam.
“Complete at least 16 hours of pre-license training from an approved pre-license education provider and pass the Oregon exam.”
Exam
Contractor license
Exam by PSI, based on the Oregon version of the NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management (2nd edition); open book.
“The exam is based on the Oregon version of the NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management (2nd edition).”
Contractor license
80 multiple-choice questions, 70% to pass, 3 hours, $60.
“There are 80 multiple choice questions; a passing score is 70 percent (56 correct answers). You have three hours to complete the test, and the cost is $60.”
Fees
Contractor license
CCB license fee: $400 for a two-year license.
“$400 fee for a two-year license.”
Continuing education
Contractor license
Residential contractors: 3 hours of CCB laws/regulations/business classes every two-year period, plus 5 hours (licensed 6+ years) or 13 hours (under 6 years) of other approved courses.
“3 hours of CCB laws, regulations and business practices classes PLUS”

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Questions to ask the board

Sources checked: www.oregon.gov · www.oregon.gov · www.oregon.gov