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Home inspector supervisors and trainees in North Carolina

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North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board (Office of State Fire Marshal)

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Home inspector training rules in North Carolina

We checked each item against North Carolina’s official sources. Anything we couldn’t confirm is marked in amber; we never guess.

State license or registration Yes. Home inspector licenseOfficial source: ncleg.gov
Official title before licensing None. North Carolina rules create no trainee title; you train as a student in an approved programOfficial source: ncosfm.gov
Education before licensing A Board-approved 120-hour classroom courseOfficial source: ncosfm.gov
Supervised or ride-along inspections At least 80 hours of field instruction with at least 10 site visits, part of a 200-hour Board-approved program (11 NCAC 08 .1021)Official source: ncosfm.gov
Who supervises Delivered by a Board-approved program sponsor; the rules name no separate supervising inspectorOfficial source: ncosfm.gov
Exam The Board’s licensing exam, 70% to pass, on the Board rules, the Act, structures and systems (11 NCAC 08 .1007)Official source: ncosfm.gov

Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board (Office of State Fire Marshal).

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