What is a Licensed Construction Supervisor (CSL)?
A.A Licensed Construction Supervisor is an individual who directly supervises persons engaged in construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, removal or demolition of certain limited types of buildings in the commonwealth. There are three categories of license. • Unrestricted License A person who posses an unrestricted construction supervisors license may supervise individuals involved in the activities identified above for any single or two-family dwelling (or accessory structure) regardless of its size, or any other use building as defined by 780 CMR (the State Building Code) up to 35,000 cubic feet of enclosed space, buildings used for farm purposes and retaining walls less than 10 feet in height at all points along the wall as measured from the base of the footing to the top of the wall. • Restricted License A person who posses a restricted construction supervisors license may supervise individuals involved in the activities identified above only for any single or two-family d
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