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Code · Oregon · ORS Chapter 701 · Construction Contractors and Contracts · Licensing

701.083 Residential contractor specialized education programs

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701.083 Residential contractor specialized education programs. The Construction Contractors Board may allow a residential contractor to participate in a specialized education program under ORS 701.120 in lieu of completing continuing education described in ORS 701.082 (1)(c). The board may establish a minimum number of specialized education program hours or courses that the residential contractor must complete during a two-year period to substitute for all or part of the required continuing education hours.
If the specialized education program provides training in one- and two-family dwelling construction, the board may approve the specialized education program as a substitute for continuing education only if the program meets the program criteria described in ORS 455.805
(3)and Department of Consumer and Business Services rules adopted under ORS 455.810. [2013 c.718 §5]
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