Business & LicensingQuestion 526 of 690
Specialty (Class C) license classifications are established under §7058.7 and Board regulations. Which of the following is the BEST description of what a C-specialty license authorizes?
a.It authorizes any construction work the licensee feels qualified to perform
b.It is interchangeable with a Class A engineering license
c.It authorizes only work in the craft or trade for which the licensee is classified, and incidental and supplemental work to that classification
d.It authorizes only work valued under $500 regardless of trade
Explanation
B&P §7058 and §7058.7, with Board regulations, define each specialty (Class C) classification narrowly: the licensee is authorized only to perform work within that craft or trade and any work that is incidental and supplemental to it. Performing work outside one's classification is grounds for discipline.
Law Reference: Bus. & Prof. Code §7058.7Practice all 690 questions free — no signup required.
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