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UDC Construction Inspector Certification and Exam Prep
UDC Construction Inspector Certification & Exam Prep
The state of Wisconsin requires applicants to complete an exam or prove that they have an approved state certification before they can become a UDC Inspector. We have outlined all of the requirements in the sections below. If you still have questions, feel free to reach out to one of our licensing specialists.
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What type of work can be done with this certification?
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UDC Construction Inspector
A person who holds a certification issued by the Department of Safety and Professional Services as a certified UDC Construction Inspector may conduct inspections of one- and two-family dwellings for the purpose of administering and enforcing codes during the construction process.
What are the requirements for getting this certification?
UDC Construction Inspector- Examination
- Submit appropriate application and fees
- Receive eligibility to take exam from Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services
- Complete and submit proof of passing score on the Wisconsin Commercial Building Inspector examination
- Proof of Current Certification
- Submit appropriate application and fees
- Upload a copy of current Wisconsin Commercial Building Inspector certification
A person may obtain a credential as a certified UDC Construction Inspector by one of the following categories:
How do I obtain a certification?
To apply for your UDC Construction Inspector certification, contact the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services at 608-266-2112 or visit their website.
UDC Construction Inspector Licenses expire every 4 years on June 30th. To renew, you must complete 24 hours of approved continuing education and submit your renewal to the state. Inspectors are required to complete a total of 24 hours of CE. Wisconsin has limited reciprocity arrangements, check with the board for the most up-to-date information.
With RocketCert, our education is written by a combination of professional educators and industry professionals. Our exam prep is guaranteed to help you pass the exam, and is backed with our no pass, no pay policy. We pride ourselves on providing industry leading customer service. Also, if you find a better original price on any online course that we offer, we will beat it by 10%.
Preparing to pass the State exam is a critical part of the certification process. Failing the exam can result in substantial delays before you are able to work under your license. We offer industry leading exam prep and all of the required books, at an unbeatable price.
Before you may sit for the exam, you must first submit your application for examination. Be sure to include copies of you current licenses and certifications.
After studying with RocketCert, you will be on your way to passing the required State exam. Exams are administered by the state. Testing centers are setup throughout the State in Pewaukee, Appleton, Weston, Deforest, and Eau Clare.
After completing all the steps above the Departartment of Safety and Professional Services will mail your UDC Construction Inspector certification to you.
Which exam do I need to take?
Applicants have the choice of either taking the trade exam or submitting a copy of their Wisconsin Commercial Building Inspector certification. The Wisconsin Inspector Exams are administered by Pearson VUE or the Department of Safety and Professional Services. To schedule your exam, you must submit an application through DSPS's online LicensE Portal.
UDC Construction Inspector Exam
- Passing Score: 70%
- Open Book
- Wis. Admin. Code § SPS 305
- Wis. Admin. Code § SPS 320-322
- Uniform Dwelling Code Appendix
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