CSLB Building Moving and Demolition (C-21): Study Guide and Online Practice Exam
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What’s included
- Learn the material: Building, Moving & Demolition (C-21) Study Guide Book
- Pass the test: Building, Moving & Demolition (C-21) Practice Exam
What this covers
Per the state's classification, a C-21 contractor "raises, lowers, cribs, underpins, demolishes and moves or removes structures, including their foundations." This printed book covers the subjects the state tests. See the official CSLB C-21 classification.
Sample questions — Try our free practice test
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What kind of fire extinguisher should be used on an asphalt roof fire?
A. Foam · B. Soda acid · C. Carbon dioxide · ✓ D. Dry chemical -
Which of the following fire extinguishers cannot be used to put out a Class B fire?
A. Foam · B. Ordinary dry chemical · ✓ C. Gas cartridge · D. Carbon dioxide -
Which type of extinguisher contains a solution of aluminum sulfate and bicarbonate of soda?
✓ A. Foam · B. Ordinary dry chemical · C. Gas cartridge · D. Carbon dioxide -
For explosive blast, which can't be used as the source of current?
A. a blasting machine · B. light circuit · C. power circuit · ✓ D. storage batteries -
Pedestrian protection must be in place prior to demolishing a building. What protection is required, if the height of construction being removed is more than 8' high?
A. a distance of more than half of the construction fence height · B. a distance of less than 6' canopy and fence · ✓ C. a distance of not more than a quarter the height of the construction fence · D. a safe walkway around the structure of 4 feet in width -
All glazed openings shall be removed a minimum of ___ the working level, when a hazard occurs from glass fragmentation.
✓ A. 1 floor below · B. 1 floor above · C. a floor equal to · D. none of the above
California contractors who passed
Hard to find good study material for demolition. This one had useful information and diagrams for the work, and I passed.
Passed the C-21. The permits and safety sections were the ones I needed most.