Georgia Contractor Supplement Exam

A contractor discovers that a building permit was issued in error and the project violates setback requirements. According to Georgia regulations, what is the contractor's primary obligation?

A contractor employs workers in both construction and office roles. The construction rate is 11.2 per $100 and office rate is 0.8 per $100. Construction payroll is $85,000 and office payroll is $45,000. What is the total workers compensation premium?

Which situation would require a Georgia contractor to obtain workers' compensation insurance?

A contractor receives a stop work order from the local building official. The contractor continues working despite the order. What is the typical penalty range?

A contractor's license expires on June 30th. They submit a renewal application on July 15th. What additional requirement must they meet?

A Georgia contractor completes work valued at $15,000 on March 1st. The property owner fails to pay. What is the deadline for filing a materialman's lien?

A contractor fails to pay workers' compensation premiums and coverage lapses. An employee is injured the next day. What is the contractor's liability?

A contractor discovers that the local building official is interpreting a code provision differently than expected. What is the proper appeal process in Georgia?

A contractor's annual payroll is $450,000. If the workers compensation rate is 8.5 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual premium?

What is the threshold amount above which a contractor must be licensed in Georgia?

A contractor files a lien for $15,000 on a residential property. What is the maximum amount the contractor can recover in attorney fees if successful?

Under Georgia building codes, what is the minimum ceiling height required in habitable rooms?

According to Georgia building codes, what is the maximum riser height for stairs in residential construction?

Under Georgia lien law, how long does a contractor have to enforce a lien after filing?

Under Georgia's Right to Lien Act, when must a contractor provide a lien waiver upon payment?

Under Georgia law, what is the minimum amount of general liability insurance required for a contractor license?

Under Georgia building codes, what is the minimum ceiling height required for habitable rooms in residential construction?

A contractor operates as a sole proprietorship with annual revenue of $150,000. What is the minimum bond amount required for license renewal in Georgia?

Under Georgia law, what is the minimum bond amount required for a general contractor license with an unlimited monetary limit?

If a contractor's workers' compensation policy lapses, the Georgia State Board must be notified within how many days?

A project has a total contract value of $150,000. If the contractor's workers' compensation premium is calculated at $4.25 per $100 of contract value, what is the total premium?

If a contractor has a weekly payroll of $15,000 and the workers' compensation rate is $8.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the weekly premium?

A contractor has 8 employees with a combined weekly payroll of $12,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $6.75 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual premium?

What is the maximum time limit for filing a mechanics' lien in Georgia after the last day of work?

Georgia building codes require fire-rated assemblies in residential construction to be tested according to which standard?

A contractor has 8 employees with a total weekly payroll of $12,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $3.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the weekly workers' compensation premium?

Under Georgia building codes, what is the maximum height for a residential fence without requiring a building permit?

Under Georgia law, what is the minimum liability insurance coverage required for a general contractor license?

A general contractor files a lien for $45,000 on a commercial property. The lien was filed 85 days after completion of work. Within what timeframe must the contractor file suit to foreclose on this lien?

A roofing contractor employs 12 workers and has an annual payroll of $480,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $8.75 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual workers' compensation premium?