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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 87 — Contractors

§ 87-15.4. Builder designations created.

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§ 87-15.4. Builder designations created.
(a)A licensee who successfully completes the educational requirements for accredited builder or accredited master builder, as established by the North Carolina Builders Institute (Institute), shall be designated by the Board as a "North Carolina Certified Accredited Residential Builder" or "North Carolina Certified Accredited Master Residential Builder," respectively. The Institute shall provide to the Board written certification of those licensees who have successfully completed the requirements for the designations. The certification shall remain in effect as long as:
(i)the licensee's license is in effect pursuant to G.S. 87-10; and
(ii)the licensee completes at least eight hours of continuing education each calendar year as certified by the Institute.
(b)The Board shall approve for designation a licensee who has successfully completed a course of study, deemed by the Board to be equivalent to the educational requirements under subsection
(a)of this section, offered by a community college or by another provider, and who completes the requisite number of hours of continuing education required by the Board.
(c)The Board may use all powers granted to it under this Article to enforce the provisions of this section and ensure that the designations created by this section are conferred upon and used only by a licensee who complies with the provisions of this section and any rules adopted by the Board. (2007-417, s. 1.)
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