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North Dakota: licenses: practice questions

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Question 1 · North Dakota

Where must a person be licensed by the North Dakota plumbing board to work as a master, journeyman or apprentice?

  1. Everywhere in the state, with no exceptions
  2. Wherever there is public water or sewer
  3. Only in cities over 10,000
  4. Only on commercial buildings and multifamily housing with five or more units
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B. Wherever there is public water or sewer — N.D.C.C. 43-18-11.

Question 2 · North Dakota

In which areas may a licensed North Dakota journeyman plumber run a plumbing business without a master?

  1. Nowhere
  2. In towns under 1,000 and in rural areas
  3. In any city under 10,000
  4. Anywhere in the state, after five years as a licensed journeyman
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B. In towns under 1,000 and in rural areas — 43-18-10.

Question 3 · North Dakota

Who may do plumbing without a North Dakota license?

  1. Any contractor's laborer
  2. An owner-occupant on their own home, unless local rules forbid it
  3. A landlord on rental property
  4. A handyman on any job priced under $500, including materials
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B. An owner-occupant on their own home, unless local rules forbid it — 43-18-11; full-time maintenance employees may also make repairs at their workplace.

Question 4 · North Dakota

Who must be in charge of plumbing installation work in North Dakota places with public water or sewer?

  1. Any licensed journeyman with at least two years of experience
  2. A registered and licensed master plumber
  3. The building owner
  4. A registered engineer
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B. A registered and licensed master plumber — 43-18-10.

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