Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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Which of the following does not require a contractor license?

  1. Residential electrical contracting

  2. Cleaning and servicing chimneys

  3. Building demolishing work

  4. City or county inspectors

The correct answer is: City or county inspectors

City or county inspectors are typically employed by governmental entities and their role is to enforce building codes and regulations. They do not engage in construction activities that would require a contractor’s license. Their primary responsibility is supervision and inspection, ensuring that construction projects comply with local laws and safety standards. Consequently, they aren’t performing contracting work themselves, which is why they are not required to hold a contractor license. In contrast, residential electrical contracting, cleaning and servicing chimneys, and building demolishing work involve direct construction practices that generally necessitate the appropriate licensing to ensure safety, adherence to regulations, and the qualification of individuals performing these tasks. Each of these trades has specific training and certification requirements designed to protect the public and ensure that the work complies with established safety and quality standards.