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Stop stressing over the Nevada C-7 Elevator & Conveyance Contractor exam – master the actual test with the most up-to-date practice guide for 2026/2027! Whether you're applying for your C-7 license through the Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) or need to pass the trade exam for elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters, and platform lifts, this comprehensive PDF study guide gives you 200 realistic, exam-style questions – plus verified answers and detailed rationales – covering every topic you'll face on the official NSCB test. Why waste time with generic elevator quizzes? This guide is laser-focused on the exact content of the Nevada C-7 exam, including state-specific licensing rules, ASME codes (A17.1, A18.1, B20.1), safety requirements, and real-world troubleshooting scenarios. Nevada Licensing & Business Law (Q1-30) – NSCB jurisdiction, C-7 scope of work (passenger/freight elevators, escalators, moving walks, dumbwaiters, platform lifts – NO fire sprinklers), minimum bond ($5,000), biennial renewal, down payment limit (10% or $1,000), workers' comp requirements, qualifying individual experience (4 years), general liability ($250,000), license display rules, contract requirements (warranty – 1 year), home solicitation cooling-off period (3 days), mechanics liens, and disciplinary actions. ASME A17.1 Safety Code for Elevators & Escalators (Q31-70) – Minimum clearance (car sill to hoistway door: ¾ inch), hoistway door gap (5/8 inch), governor tripping speed (hydraulic: 115% of rated, traction: 115-130%), machine room illumination (20 foot-candles), door reopening force (30 lbf), escalator step chain safety factor (5:1), moving walk slope limit (12°), acceptance test (125% rated load), buffer requirements, phase reversal relay, unenclosed hydraulic travel limit (30 ft), escalator handrail speed tolerance (±2%), car enclosure impact resistance (250 lb/sq ft), emergency stop deceleration (1.0 g), MRL access (outside hoistway), pit depth minimum (24 inches for hydraulic), alarm sound level (80 dBA), final limit switches, skirt panel gap (4 mm), door restrictor, safeties (wedge/roller), minimum suspension ropes (3), emergency lighting duration (4 hours), hoistway door interlock, and periodic full load test (acceptance only unless alteration). Elevator Systems – Hydraulic, Traction, MRL (Q71-120) – Pascal's law, holed vs. holeless hydraulic, sinking car (check valve/cylinder leak), oil change interval (5 years), roped hydraulic, traction machine location (overhead), MRL machine (inside hoistway top), counterweight balance (car weight + 40% load), rope material (steel wire), governor trip speed (115% for traction), VVVF drive (energy efficient, smooth), overvoltage fault (braking resistor), magnetic brake (spring-applied, electrically released), leveling valve, oil carryover (zero), rope retirement criteria (10% broken wires, diameter reduction, rust), car frame components, manual rescue (hand wheel/brake release), guide shoe materials (nylon/bronze), regenerative drive, operating pressure (800-1200 psi for hydraulic), rupture valve (velocity fuse), encoder feedback, and inspection mode speed (30 fpm).

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Nevada C-7 Elevator Exam 2026/2027 | 200
Practice Questions, Answers & Rationales | Pass
Your Conveyance Contractor License First Try

1. The Nevada C-7 license is regulated by which state board?
A) Nevada Transportation Authority
B) Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB)
C) Nevada Elevator Safety Board
D) Nevada Department of Business & Industry
Answer B: Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB)
Rationale: NSCB licenses all contractors in Nevada, including C-7 specialty contractors .




2. What is the minimum bond amount required for a C-7 license in Nevada?
A) $1,000
B) $2,500
C) $5,000
D) $10,000
Answer C: $5,000
Rationale: NSCB requires a $5,000 bond for specialty contractors .




3. A C-7 contractor must renew their license every:
A) 1 year
B) 2 years
C) 3 years
D) 5 years
Answer B: 2 years
Rationale: Nevada contractor licenses must be renewed every 2 years .

,4. What license class is the C-7 Elevation & Conveyance license?
A) Class A – General Engineering
B) Class B – General Building
C) Class C – Specialty Contractor
D) Class D – Residential
Answer C: Class C – Specialty Contractor
Rationale: Nevada issues licenses in three classes: A (General Engineering), B (General Building), and C
(Specialty Contractor); C-7 is a Class C specialty .




5. A C-7 contractor may perform work on all EXCEPT:
A) Passenger elevators
B) Freight elevators
C) Residential stair lifts
D) Fire sprinkler systems
Answer D: Fire sprinkler systems
Rationale: Fire sprinklers are a separate trade (C-16). C-7 is limited to conveyances .




6. Which Nevada Administrative Code chapter defines the C-7 classification?
A) NAC 624.250
B) NAC 455B.200
C) NAC 624.100
D) NAC 455C.500
Answer A: NAC 624.250
Rationale: NAC 624.250 defines the C-7 classification and its scope of work .




7. What are the four subclassifications under the C-7 license?

,A) C-7a (Elevator & Dumbwaiter), C-7b (Escalator & Conveyor), C-7c (Pneumatic Tube), C-7d (Moving
Walkway)
B) C-7a (Traction), C-7b (Hydraulic), C-7c (Pneumatic), C-7d (Moving Walkway)
C) C-7a (Passenger), C-7b (Freight), C-7c (Residential), C-7d (Commercial)
D) C-7a (New Install), C-7b (Repair), C-7c (Maintenance), C-7d (Modernization)
Answer A: C-7a (Elevator & Dumbwaiter), C-7b (Escalator & Conveyor), C-7c (Pneumatic Tube), C-
7d (Moving Walkway)
Rationale: NAC 624.250(2) specifies these four subclassifications for the C-7 license .




8. Which C-7 subclassification authorizes fabrication and installation of escalators?
A) C-7a – Elevator and Dumbwaiter
B) C-7b – Escalator and Conveyor
C) C-7c – Pneumatic Tube
D) C-7d – Moving Walkway
Answer B: C-7b – Escalator and Conveyor
Rationale: NAC 624.250(2)(b) designates subclassification C-7b for escalators and conveyors .




9. Which C-7 subclassification covers pneumatic conveying systems?
A) C-7a – Elevator and Dumbwaiter
B) C-7b – Escalator and Conveyor
C) C-7c – Pneumatic Tube
D) C-7d – Moving Walkway
Answer C: C-7c – Pneumatic Tube
Rationale: Subclassification C-7c covers pneumatic conveying systems, including equipment, tubing,
supports, and supplemental materials .




10. A C-7 contractor performs work without a permit. The penalty can include:
A) Fine only

, B) Stop work order and possible license suspension
C) No penalty if work is safe
D) Only a warning
Answer B: Stop work order and possible license suspension
Rationale: NSCB enforces permit requirements; unpermitted work can result in stop-work orders and
license suspension .




11. Which is NOT required to be included in a C-7 contract for a residential elevator?
A) Total contract price
B) Start and completion dates
C) A detailed list of all materials
D) A marketing brochure
Answer D: A marketing brochure
Rationale: Contracts must include price, timeline, scope of work, and warranty – not marketing materials
.




12. The C-7 license covers which type of work?
A) Only elevators
B) Elevators, escalators, moving walks, and dumbwaiters
C) Elevators and escalators only
D) Only dumbwaiters and conveyors
Answer B: Elevators, escalators, moving walks, and dumbwaiters
Rationale: The C-7 classification covers elevators, escalators, moving walks, dumbwaiters, conveyors, and
pneumatic tube systems .




13. Which Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) chapter covers elevator safety laws?
A) NRS 455B
B) NRS 624

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