Standards of practice & conduct: Virginia Journeyman Electrician (Tradesman) Practice Questions

Address changes, no transfer of licenses, prohibited acts, reporting duties, discipline and criminal penalties.
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Question 1
Within how many days must a Virginia tradesman report a change of address to the board?
Question 2
A retiring journeyman wants to give his tradesman license to his nephew. What do the regulations allow?
Question 3
A journeyman lets an unlicensed friend use his license number to get electrical work. What is this under the regulations?
Question 4
A tradesman is convicted of a felony after being licensed. Within how many days must he tell the board in writing?
Question 5
Which of these is listed as a prohibited act for a Virginia tradesman?
Question 6
A tradesman takes a $600 deposit for a small job and stops work without cause. After how long is the stoppage evidence of abandonment?
Question 7
Which action may the Board for Contractors take against a tradesman who violates its regulations?
Question 8
Practicing as an electrician tradesman in Virginia without the required license is what kind of offense?
Question 9
A building official finds someone doing electrical work in Virginia without a tradesman license. What does the law require of the official?

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