Utah Contractor (B100) Exam — All Questions
5 questions
Which of the following can satisfy the experience requirement for a Utah B100 license?
- a.About 4,000 hours (roughly two years) of construction experience, a construction-management degree, or a passing NASCLA result used for experience✓
- b.No experience is required
- c.A single week of employment
- d.Only a passing Utah bar exam
A B100 applicant can satisfy the experience requirement with roughly 4,000 hours (about two years) of construction experience, an equivalent such as a construction-management degree, or a passing NASCLA result — which counts only toward experience, not the exam.Utah B100 experience requirement
How many hours of prelicensure education must a Utah B100 qualifier complete?
- a.8 hours
- b.16 hours
- c.30 hours✓
- d.None
A Utah B100 qualifier must complete a 30-hour prelicensure course approved for Utah contractors, in addition to satisfying the experience requirement and passing the Business and Law exam.Utah prelicensure course
What general liability insurance limits are commonly required of a licensed Utah contractor?
- a.No insurance is required
- b.$1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate✓
- c.$10,000 per occurrence
- d.$100 per occurrence
Utah contractors are commonly required to maintain general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate, and contractors with employees must also carry workers' compensation.Utah general liability insurance requirement
How often does a Utah contractor license renew, and by what date?
- a.Annually, by January 1
- b.Every five years, by June 30
- c.Monthly, by the 1st
- d.Biennially, by November 30✓
Utah contractor licenses renew biennially (every two years), with a renewal deadline of November 30 in the applicable cycle.Utah license renewal cycle
A Utah B100 contractor hires employees. What additional coverage is generally required?
- a.Only flood insurance
- b.No additional coverage
- c.Workers' compensation insurance, in addition to general liability✓
- d.Only a surety bond in place of insurance
A Utah contractor with employees must carry workers' compensation insurance in addition to the required general liability coverage. DOPL can act against a licensee who fails to maintain required coverage.Utah workers' compensation