Highway Requirements - North Carolina

Listed below are the current state requirements for a(n) Highway in the state of North Carolina.

Completion Requirements
Currently, there are no continuing education requirements for highway contractors in the state of North Carolina.

Renewal Dates
Renewal occurs December 31 annually.

Statute:
Rules and Regulations, North Carolina Administrative Code, Section .0202

Special Designations or Stipulations:
This classification of general contractor covers all types of highway construction activity including but not limited to:
(1) Grading, paving of al types, installation of exterior artificial athletic surfaces, relocation of public and private utility lines ancillary to the principal project, bridge construction and repair, parking decks, sidewalks, curbs, gutters and storm drainage.
(2) Includes installation and erection of guard rails, fencing, signage and ancillary highway hardware;
(3) Covers paving and grading of airport and airfield runways, taxiways, and aprons, including the installation of signage, runway lighting and marking; and
(4) Covers work done under the specialty classifications of S (Boring and Tunneling), S (Concrete Construction), S (Marine Construction) and S (Railroad Construction).

If the contractor limits his activity to grading and does no other work described herein, upon proper qualification the classification of H (Grading and Excavating) may be granted.

Audit Potential:
N/A

Allowed Carry-Over Hours:
N/A

Applicable Course of Study:
N/A

Proof of Compliance:
N/A

Non-Compliance Penalties:
If a license is not renewed within 60 days following expiration, then it becomes “invalid,” and the contractor becomes, in effect, unlicensed.

Reexamination is required if a license is not renewed for 2 years following expiration.

After a lapse of 2 years, no renewal shall be effected and all requirements for a new license must be fulfilled, in accordance with G.S. 87-10.

Disallowed Credits:
N/A

Exceptions or exemptions:
N/A

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