OAR 918-020-0410
Statewide Master Builder Program — Definitions

For the purpose of these rules, the following definitions apply:

(1)

“Building trade committee” means a group, including, but not limited to, two local general contractors, one local building official and any other persons having substantial expertise in various aspects of one and two family dwelling construction.

(2)

“General contractor” has the meaning given in ORS 701.005 (Definitions).

(3)

“Master builder” means a person certified under the provisions of OAR 918-020-0420 (Statewide Master Builder Program — Training and Experience Required of an Individual).

(4)

“Qualified Construction Company” means a company that has been continuously licensed by the Construction Contractors Board during:

(a)

The preceding five years as a general contractor; or

(b)

At least the preceding two years as a general contractor and by one or more other states during the balance of the preceding five years in an occupation equivalent to that of a general contractor.

(5)

“Regular employee” is someone who:

(a)

Is continuously employed by, and on the regular payroll of, a qualified construction company;

(b)

Has filed a withholding exemption certificate pursuant to ORS 316.182 (Withholding statement or exemption certificate) for work performed for the qualified construction company; and

(c)

Is available during working hours to supervise on-site dwelling construction including, but not limited to, supervising the installation through completion of:

(A)

Drywall;

(B)

Electrical systems;

(C)

Footings;

(D)

Foundations;

(E)

Framing;

(F)

Insulation;

(G)

Mechanical systems;

(H)

Plumbing systems; and

(I)

Stairs.

(6)

“Whole dwelling remodel” means a project that includes the installation in an existing dwelling of all the following:

(a)

Footings;

(b)

Foundations;

(c)

Framing;

(d)

Work that includes the installation of plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems;

(e)

Insulation; and

(f)

Drywall.

Source: Rule 918-020-0410 — Statewide Master Builder Program — Definitions, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=918-020-0410.

918‑020‑0010
Relationship of Delegation Rules to Statute 918‑020‑0015
Definitions 918‑020‑0020
Cooperation with Other Agencies 918‑020‑0070
Purpose and Scope 918‑020‑0080
Delegation of Building Inspection Programs 918‑020‑0090
Program Standards 918‑020‑0091
Citation Process for Licensing Violations 918‑020‑0094
Program Assumption for State-Administered Jurisdictions 918‑020‑0095
Program Assumption Procedures 918‑020‑0105
Renewal of Existing Programs 918‑020‑0180
Reporting Periods 918‑020‑0190
Program Review 918‑020‑0200
Review Procedures 918‑020‑0210
Nonconformance Notice and Program Revocation 918‑020‑0220
Fee Adoption Standards 918‑020‑0370
Local Amendment Requests 918‑020‑0380
Electric Vehicle Ready Parking 918‑020‑0390
Alternative Approval Process for Single-Family Dwelling Conversions 918‑020‑0400
Statewide Master Builder Program — Application, Scope and Purpose 918‑020‑0410
Statewide Master Builder Program — Definitions 918‑020‑0420
Statewide Master Builder Program — Training and Experience Required of an Individual 918‑020‑0430
Voluntary Establishment of a Master Builder Program 918‑020‑0440
Statewide Master Builder Program — Inspection Requirements that May Be Waived 918‑020‑0450
Statewide Master Builder Program — Criteria to Waive Inspections or Plan Review 918‑020‑0460
Statewide Master Builder Program — Verification Requirements 918‑020‑0470
Statewide Master Builder Program — Assumption of Responsibility 918‑020‑0480
Statewide Master Builder Program — Revocation of Waiver 918‑020‑0490
Statewide Master Builder Program — Effective Dates
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 918-020-0410’s source at or​.us