Nebraska Contractor Exam Prep

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2018 I-CODES

G11 — National Standard General Building Contractor A

New construction and retrofit of commercial and multi-family structures — permits and general regulations, building planning and life safety, structural systems, and the building envelope.

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2015 I-CODES

F11 — National Standard General Building Contractor A

The 2015-code edition of the General Building Contractor A exam — commercial and multi-family new construction and retrofit.

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2018 I-CODES

G12 — National Standard Building Contractor B

Commercial and multi-family construction across general regulations, life safety, structural systems, and the building envelope.

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2015 I-CODES

F12 — National Standard Building Contractor B

The 2015-code edition of the Building Contractor B exam — commercial and multi-family construction, with a detailed 15-area content breakdown.

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2018 I-CODES

G13 — National Standard Residential Building Contractor C

Residential building practices and procedures under the 2018 IRC — regulations, planning and life safety, structural systems, and the building envelope.

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2015 I-CODES

F13 — National Standard Residential Building Contractor C

The 2015-code edition of the Residential Building Contractor C exam — residential building practices under the 2015 IRC.

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NASCLA Master/Unlimited Electrical Contractor

Full-scope electrical contracting — exam accepted in multiple states, helping expand your licensing opportunities.

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2018 I-CODES

G14 — National Standard Roofing Contractor / Subcontractor

New roofing and re-roofing of commercial and multi-family units — roofing materials and application, fasteners, flashings, drainage and scuppers, and re-roofing.

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2015 I-CODES

F14 — National Standard Roofing Contractor

The 2015-code edition of the Roofing Contractor exam — new roofing construction and re-roofing, with a detailed 11-area content breakdown.

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Nebraska Contractor Licensing

Nebraska contractor registration, local building licenses, and statewide electrical licensing are handled by different authorities. Confirm your exact requirement before choosing exam prep.

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State registration and local licensing are different

Contractors and subcontractors doing business in Nebraska generally must register with the Nebraska Department of Labor. State registration is not a general building-contractor license and does not replace any local license, permit, or trade credential required for your work. Review registration requirements at https://dol.nebraska.gov/conreg.

Confirm your city’s building-contractor rules

Nebraska general building-contractor licensing is commonly handled locally. For example, Omaha has multiple building-contractor license classes with different work scopes and examination requirements. A classification or exam accepted by one municipality may not be required or accepted by another. Check with the city or county where you will perform work before selecting a course.

Choose the correct ICC code and edition

The ICC National Standard F-series exams on this page use 2015 I-Codes; the G-series exams use 2018 I-Codes. Similar names do not mean the exams use the same reference books or satisfy the same local requirement. Ask your licensing authority for the exact exam code before purchasing.

Electrical licensing is statewide

Nebraska electrical licensing is regulated by the Nebraska State Electrical Division rather than the local building-contractor licensing process. The Division administers state licensing examinations and publishes examination and application requirements. NASCLA Electrical is a separate national exam pathway; confirm directly with the Division whether the specific NASCLA exam is accepted for your license type. Do not assume that a national ICC electrical exam or every NASCLA Electrical level qualifies.

Roofing exam requirements depend on location

A local roofing license may require an examination, other credentials, or no ICC exam at all. Verify the correct license classification and whether the authority recognizes ICC F14 or G14 before enrolling.

Exam prep does not grant a license

Passing an accepted examination is only one potential step. Registration, experience, insurance, bonds, applications, permits, and renewals are set by the applicable agency. Contractor Training Center provides exam preparation; licensing authorities determine eligibility and issue credentials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Nebraska generally requires contractor registration through the Department of Labor, while general building-contractor licensing is often set by cities or other local jurisdictions. Registration is not the same as a local contractor license.

  • No. Exam requirements depend on the trade, jurisdiction, and license classification. Confirm the exact requirement before buying exam prep.

  • They cover comparable national contractor classifications using different code editions: F-series uses 2015 I-Codes and G-series uses 2018 I-Codes. Your local licensing authority determines which, if either, it accepts.

  • Nebraska electrical licensing is overseen by the State Electrical Division. Confirm the accepted exam for your license classification directly with the Division. CTC offers national NASCLA Electrical preparation, but not every NASCLA exam necessarily qualifies for every state license.

  • NASCLA Electrical is a national examination pathway identified for Nebraska electrical candidates; acceptance depends on the specific license and exam. Confirm the applicable examination and approval requirements with the Nebraska State Electrical Division before purchasing.

  • Do not assume so. The ICC Electrical G-series is not listed as a Nebraska product pathway on this page. Consult the Nebraska State Electrical Division for accepted exams and current testing requirements.

  • Not universally. Roofing requirements vary by municipality and classification. Your local authority can tell you whether an exam is needed and which code edition it recognizes.

  • Nebraska does not require a separate statewide Business & Law exam for general contractor registration. However, individual cities and licensing authorities may establish additional examination or licensing requirements. Electrical contractors must meet the Nebraska State Electrical Division’s requirements, which include knowledge of the Nebraska State Electrical Act. Always confirm the requirements for your specific license and jurisdiction before purchasing exam preparation.

  • Visit the Nebraska Department of Labor contractor registration portal at https://dol.nebraska.gov/conreg. You may also need local licensing or separate electrical credentials.

  • No. You must also satisfy the applicable registration, application, eligibility, and licensing requirements.

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