What type of work can a CSL holder perform without additional licensing?

A Construction Supervisor License (CSL) holder is authorized to supervise a range of construction activities, but the scope of their work is primarily focused on general construction. The CSL specifically allows individuals to oversee various projects, ensuring they follow building codes and regulations. This supervision includes managing labor, materials, and overall site safety, so tasks related to general construction are well within the purview of the CSL.

In contrast, certain specialized fields like electrical work, environmental assessments, and advanced plumbing installations require distinct licenses or certifications due to the technical expertise and safety concerns involved. These areas often involve regulations and standards that go beyond basic construction supervision, necessitating additional qualifications to ensure compliance with industry standards and to protect public safety. Therefore, a CSL holder can perform work related to general construction without needing further licensing, while specialized work must be carried out by licensed professionals in those respective fields.