Massachusetts Unrestricted Construction Supervisor License Exam Prep

This course is designed to prepare individuals to take the Massachusetts Unrestricted Construction Supervisor License exam. This course will teach students how to navigate the required code books in order to gain knowledge and learn the concepts necessary to be successful when taking the exam. The program will provide access to online practice exams and exam application materials.

Courses will be taught by Mike Yanovitch of Mass Construction Consultants, Inc., who has extensive municipal and commercial construction experience in roles as building commissioner, deputy commissioner, and zoning enforcement officer.

CSL in person classes

1. March 19, 2024, Tuesday from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
2. March 26, 2024, Tuesday from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
3. April 2, 2024, Tuesday, from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.

State Requirements: to get accepted into the program

A Construction Supervisors License (CSL) allows you to legally supervise persons engaged in construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, removal or demolition of certain limited types of buildings.

To be eligible for the construction supervisor license exam, candidates must satisfy the following pre­ qualifications:

1. Be 18 years old at the time of the exam.
2. Have at least three years of experience in building construction or design in the field in which you wish to be licensed.
3. Provide documentation of your experience.
4. List your duties as they directly relate to the field of building construction or design.
5. Provide a notarized signature indicating: 1) you have read and understand this bulletin; 2) the truthfulness of the information provided on the registration form; and 3) that you have filed all state tax returns and paid state Information provided will be used by the state to determine eligibility for licensure.
6. Not have previously passed an examination in the same license class and/or received a license in the same class.

Exceptions:

• Individuals whose license has been expired for more than two years
• Individuals as ordered to re-examine following an adjudicatory