Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia Department 121 - STATE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD
The Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia — Department 121 pertains to the State Construction Industry Licensing Board (SCILB). This department governs licensing and regulation for various construction-related trades in Georgia. The SCILB operates under the Georgia Secretary of State and is divided into several divisions, each responsible for a specific trade.
📘 Department 121 - Overview
The SCILB is responsible for licensing, regulation, enforcement, and discipline of contractors and professionals in the construction industry. Its regulations ensure professional standards and public safety.
🔧 Divisions Within the Board
The SCILB consists of five key divisions, each with its own set of rules under Department 121:
121-2 — Division of Conditioned Air Contractors
Covers installation and repair of HVAC systems.
Topics: licensing, continuing education, exams, and practice standards.
121-3 — Division of Electrical Contractors
Covers all electrical contracting work.
Topics: journeyman/master licensing, renewals, and work scope.
121-4 — Division of Plumbing Contractors
Covers plumbing systems including water, gas, and drainage.
Topics: licensing, testing, business registration, and safety.
121-5 — Division of Low Voltage Contractors
Covers alarm systems, telecommunications, and access control systems.
Categories include:
Alarm
Telecommunications
General
Unrestricted
121-6 — Division of Utility Contractors
Covers installation of underground utilities (e.g., water, sewer, gas, telecom).
Licensing, insurance, and compliance standards are specified.
🧾 Common Rule Topics Across Divisions
License application and renewal requirements
Continuing education requirements
Disciplinary procedures and license revocation
Examination criteria and processes
Scope of permissible work for each license type
Business entity registration for contractors
🔗 Source
The official rules are published on the Georgia Secretary of State's website, or through the LexisNexis Georgia Rules and Regulations portal.
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