The NASCLA law book. Carpentry, Principles and Practices of Construction, Project Jobsite Management, Project Construction Management,OSHA, and IBC. I actually had older editions of the books so the page numbers were a little off. I got the first one and last two from Amazon, but the others from eBay for about $15 each used. One of them had all the tabs.
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Can you please share the list of books that you have used.
Bear in mind that the focus of these tests vary from test to test. You may not have the same experience.
What books fall in the category for General Requirements and Site construction?
Am I getting it right, you spent ~30-35 hours to prepare for this exam and passed ?
What are the 7 books you used?
The NASCLA law book. Carpentry, Principles and Practices of Construction, Project Jobsite Management, Project Construction Management,OSHA, and IBC. I actually had older editions of the books so the page numbers were a little off. I got the first one and last two from Amazon, but the others from eBay for about $15 each used. One of them had all the tabs.
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Congratulations! Was there a lot of math on the test
I would say maybe ten or so questions. But some are super simple like 45 hours pay at $14.50/hour.
Well that wasn't to bad I have to take it and I'm nervous was there blueprint questions on yours
@@user-fg4gh1en3h yes, there are maybe ten blueprint questions. But some are as easy as counting how many doors there are on the schedule
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