The document provides information about the Law and Business (LAW) examination for contractors, including:
1) The exam is divided into 8 sections testing various areas of contracting law and business.
2) Sample questions are given as multiple choice with one best answer to test understanding of contracting requirements and safety regulations.
3) Resources for further study are listed, such as code books, handbooks on contracting law and business, and government websites with forms and regulations.
The document provides information about the Law and Business (LAW) examination for contractors, including:
1) The exam is divided into 8 sections testing various areas of contracting law and business.
2) Sample questions are given as multiple choice with one best answer to test understanding of contracting requirements and safety regulations.
3) Resources for further study are listed, such as code books, handbooks on contracting law and business, and government websites with forms and regulations.
The document provides information about the Law and Business (LAW) examination for contractors, including:
1) The exam is divided into 8 sections testing various areas of contracting law and business.
2) Sample questions are given as multiple choice with one best answer to test understanding of contracting requirements and safety regulations.
3) Resources for further study are listed, such as code books, handbooks on contracting law and business, and government websites with forms and regulations.
FOR EXAMINATIONS SCHEDULED ON OR AFTER MARCH 30, 2011
CONTRACTORS STATE LICENSE BOARD
LICENSE EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE
LAW AND BUSINESS
Content of the Examination 7. Safety Requirements (11%) Training and reporting requirements The Law and Business (LAW) Examination is General safety divided into eight major sections: Hazmat
1. Business Organization (12%) 8. Public Works (5%)
Company organization Prevailing wage requirements Project organization Bonding requirements Insurance requirements 2. Business Financial (18%) Cash management *Percentages are approximate* Budget and planning Taxes Financial reporting Test Site Policy
3. Employment Requirements (15%) This is a closed-book examination. No
Employment regulations reference materials may be used during the Evaluation and record-keeping examination. All materials brought to the Payroll examination site must be left in an unmonitored area at your own risk. 4. Bonds, Insurance, and Liens (13%) Bonds Workers’ compensation insurance Test Strategy Other insurance Liens This is a multiple-choice examination with four choices per question. Some questions require 5. Contract Requirements and Execution mathematical computation. Examination (15%) questions are written to provide only one BEST Bidding answer and are NOT written as trick questions. Labor and cost control Contracts There is no penalty for guessing. If you are Payments unsure about a particular question, it is better to try to answer the question than to leave the 6. Licensing Requirements (11%) question blank. Business license Contractor’s license Plenty of time is provided to answer all Activity regulation examination questions, so be sure to read each question and its four choices completely and carefully before selecting the BEST possible answer to the question. Sample Questions California Employer’s Guide (DE44). Below are three typical examination questions. California Employment Development The correct answer is marked with . Department. PHONE: (888) 745-3886 1. According to contract law, when can INTERNET: www.edd.ca.gov/FORMS subcontractors and material suppliers serve a preliminary notice? Contractors Guide to Business, Law and a. After first purchasing material Project Management. b. After their bid is accepted by the prime National Association of State Contractors contractor Licensing Agencies (NASCLA). c. After the prime contractor’s bid is PHONE: (623) 587-9354 accepted by the owner INTERNET: www.nascla.org d. After first furnishing labor or materials Publication 15 (Circular E) Employer’s Tax 2. Within how many days must an “agreement to Guide. Internal Revenue Service. arbitrate” be returned by the participants after PHONE: (800) 829-1040 being mailed by the Registrar? INTERNET: a. Within 7 calendar days www.irs.gov/publications/p15/index.html b. Within 10 calendar days c. Within 14 calendar days Standard Specifications for Public Works d. Within 30 calendar days Construction (Green Book). BNI Building News. 3. How often must contractors’ supervisors conduct “tool box” or “tailgate” safety PHONE: (888) 264-2665 meetings? INTERNET: www.bnibooks.com
a. Daily State of California General Industry &
b. At least every ten working days Electrical Safety Orders (Cal/OSHA) and c. At least once a month State of California Construction & Electrical d. At least once a quarter Safety Orders (Cal/OSHA). 2015. California Code of Regulations, Title 8. *All questions are written and reviewed by licensed contractors who are actively working in the field* Mancomm. PHONE: (877) 626-2666 INTERNET: www.mancomm.com
Resources Terms of Agreement – Consumer Guide to
Home Improvement Contracts. Publisher information for reference books and Contractors State License Board. code is provided below. Other sources for PHONE: (800) 321-2752 reference books may be found online. California INTERNET: www.cslb.ca.gov code books can be viewed online: www.bsc.ca.gov *Publisher information is current as of 11/15* California Contractors License Law and Reference Book. Matthew Bender & Company, Inc. PHONE: (800) 223-1940 INTERNET: www.lexisnexis.com 13E-LAW
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