33 Questions
Which section is excavation?
9.12
which section is drainage?
9.14
which section is crawl spaces?
9.18
which section is columns?
9.17
which section is roof spaces?
9.19
which section is footings and foundations?
9.15
which section is dampproofing, waterproofing and soll gas control?
9.13
which section is floors-on-ground?
9.16
which section is fireplaces?
9.22
which section is masonry and concrete chimneys and flues?
9.21
which section is masonry and insulating concrete form walls not in contact with the ground?
9.20
which section is wood-frame construction?
9.23
which section is materials, systems and equipment?
9.3
which section is stairs, ramps, handrails, and guards?
9.8
which section is structural requirements?
9.4
which section is design of areas and spaces?
9.5
which section is glass?
9.6
which section is windows,doors, and skylights?
9.7
which section is sound control?
9.11
which section is fire protection?
9.10
which section is means of egress?
9.9
which section is sheet steel stud wall framing?
9.24
which section is heat transfer, air leakage and condensation control?
9.25
which section is roofing?
9.26
which section is cladding?
9.27
which section is flooring?
9.30
which section is plumbing facilities?
9.31
which section is ventilation?
9.32
which section is heating and air-conditioning?
9.33
which section is interior wall and ceiling finishes?
9.29
which section is stucco?
9.28
which section is electrical facilities?
9.34
which section is garages and carports?
9.35
Study Notes
Steps for Obtaining a License in Quebec
- Choose the legal form of organization for your company (natural person, legal person, or partnership).
- Contact the Registraire des entreprises du Québec to determine the best legal form for your situation.
- Seek advice from a lawyer, notary, or accountant to help determine the most suitable legal form for your needs and objectives.
- Certain legal forms may subject the company to obligations or restrictions under Act R-20, administered by the Commission de la construction du Québec (CCQ).
- It is recommended to contact the CCQ before making a decision on the legal form of organization.
- Verify the criminal history of your officers and lenders as part of the licensing process for a construction company.
- The criminal history check is important to ensure compliance with the requirements of the licensing process.
- The Régie du bâtiment du Québec is responsible for overseeing the licensing process for construction companies.
- The licensing process aims to ensure the competence and integrity of construction companies in Quebec.
- The Régie du bâtiment du Québec provides resources and guidance for companies seeking to obtain a license.
- The licensing process helps protect consumers and maintain the quality of construction work in Quebec.
- The Régie du bâtiment du Québec is a government agency responsible for regulating the construction industry in Quebec.
Learn about the steps and requirements for obtaining a license for a construction company in Quebec, including legal forms, criminal history checks, and oversight by regulatory authorities.
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