Hey all,
In a few years I would like to plan to apply for my CSL but I am taking a rather unorthodox route.
Firstly, I am constructing and self funding an ADU at my residence. I have a licensed GC who pulled permits and is guiding me a little, but I am doing 100% of the work for creating plans, applying for permits, scheduling/working with subs, scheduling/meeting with inspectors, etc. The GC is willing to attest for me that I have been doing all of this, so I am wondering if I can make this count as 1 year of work experience?
Also, Massachusetts CSL Handbook has exceptions for education experience.
1 year for any degree, and 2 years for a degree in "architecture or science, engineering, or technology in a related field" but this seems rather broad.
MS in Construction Management & Technology seems easier than an engineering degree but would this meet the requirement? It seems to be "construction technology" related, but it is also a management degree.
Who could I contact to confirm any of this?