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Contractor Pre-Licensure
Education
SYLLABUS/COURSE OUTLINE
This course was designed and developed following the criteria and objectives set forth by the
CCB and the Oregon Contractors Reference Manual 10th Edition. Following the content outline
provided, the course is divided into eleven sequential units: Contractor Laws and Regulations,
Employer Obligations and Employee Rights, Contract Law, Oregon Lien Law, Taxes,
Recordkeeping and Business Practices, Project Management, Building Codes, OR-OSHA and
Safety Issues, Environmental Laws and Practices, Building Exterior Shell Training, and Practice
Exercises. Sources are the Oregon Contractors Reference Manual 10th Edition, 2011 ORSC,
Building Envelope Guide for Houses 10th Ed., and various proprietary materials.
Chapter 1- Contractor Law and Regulations (90 minutes)
6. Dispute Resolution
7. Contracts and Notices
8. Special Licenses and Certifications
9. Warranties
1. Contract Elements
a. Formation
b. Performance
c. Breach
d. Remedies
2. Disputes
3. Types/Methods of Construction Contracts
4. Contract Documents
*Learning Objectives: 1) Explain how lien laws protect the rights and interests of both the
builder and the consumer. 2) Define what a lien is, as well as how and when a lien should be
filed. 3) Recognize the various forms and deadlines that must be observed in order to protect
lien rights.
1. Definitions
2. Documents
a. Pre-Claim Notices
b. Post-Claim Notices
3. Order of Events
4. CCB Construction Lien Information Pamphlet
*Learning Objectives: 1) Understand and describe the basic payroll and tax responsibilities
of an employer. 2) Identify the proper federal and state tax forms that any business must
complete. 3) Recognize the importance of recordkeeping and the need for record retention. 4)
Explain the basic concepts of accounting systems, including internal controls and financial
statements.
1. Business Startup and Taxes
2. Record Keeping
3. Accounting Systems
4. Regulatory Requirements
a. Excise taxes
b. Payroll taxes
c. Reporting
5. Bankruptcy
*Learning Objectives: 1) Recognize where to find building codes and code books that apply
to specific trades. 2) Understand the process of permitting and inspections. 3) Identify the
penalties for failure to obtain a permit, or working without a license.
1. Oregon Building Code Division
2. Codes Used in Oregon
3. Permitting and Inspections
4. Oregon Residential Specialty Codes Chapters 1-3
*Learning Objectives: 1) Define required record keeping, posting and safety standards an
employer must observe. 2) Learn the responsibilities of both the employer and the employee in
observing established safety practices. 3) Recognize the need for advanced safety standards
when asbestos or lead is present at the work place.
1. Oregon OSHA
a. Services and Resources
2. Statutes and Rules: OAR 437 Division 1 and 3
3. Safety Programs
4. General Rules
5. PPE
6. Fall Protection
7. Ladders and Stairs
8. Scaffolds
9. Excavation
10. Electrical Hazards
This course is approved for three credit hours in CCB Residential Continuing
Education: Building Codes.
The Builders License Training Institute is responsible for the content of this course.
Students have six months to complete the course.
To have access to our online courses students must have access to a high-speed internet
connection.
Course instructors will be available by email or telephone between 9am and 5pm Eastern
Standard Time. They will assist you with questions regarding course content.
If you have any questions, please call us at 1-800-727-7104 or send an email
to info@licensetobuild.com. Email responses will usually be returned promptly, but
guaranteed within one business day.
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