CSLB California Contractor Law and Regulations 3

Question 1

Which of the following actions can result in disciplinary action by the CSLB?

Accepted Answer

Abandoning a construction project without legal excuse

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Filing a mechanics lien

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Using subcontractors

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Advertising specialty services

Question 2

A 'RMO' in CSLB licensing refers to:

Accepted Answer

Responsible Managing Officer

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Registered Master Operator

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Required Management Official

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Regulatory Monitoring Officer

Question 3

An RME (Responsible Managing Employee) differs from an RMO because an RME:

Accepted Answer

Is an employee, not an owner or officer

Answer

Must own at least 20% of the company

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Must hold two contractor licenses

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Is only required for specialty licenses

Question 4

California's 'prompt payment' law for private construction projects requires contractors to pay subcontractors within how many days of receiving payment from the owner?

Accepted Answer

10 days

Answer

7 days

Answer

14 days

Answer

30 days

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a valid exemption from California contractor licensing requirements?

Accepted Answer

Sole proprietor with only two employees

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Owner-builder performing work on their own single-family residence

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Handyman performing work under $500 total

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Licensed engineer performing work within their field

Question 6

When a licensed contractor's qualifying individual (RMO/RME) leaves the company, the contractor has how many days to replace them before the license becomes inactive?

Accepted Answer

90 days

Answer

30 days

Answer

60 days

Answer

180 days