Prepare with confidence and pass your Arizona General Commercial Contractor (B-1) Exam with this comprehensive Exam Book Package—featuring the exact references allowed in the testing center, plus supplemental materials designed to strengthen your knowledge of commercial construction systems.
Built specifically for Arizona’s open-book exam format, this package helps you master code navigation while developing the real-world expertise needed to manage commercial construction projects from planning to completion.
These are the official materials you can bring into the Arizona (B-1) exam, making them critical to master:
Covers essential jobsite safety standards, including:
The primary reference for commercial construction, including:
Supports understanding of residential-related systems within commercial projects, including:
Provides Arizona-specific guidance, including:
💡 All exam books are provided in standard format (not pre-tabbed), so you can practice under real testing conditions.
(Not Allowed in Exam – Highly Recommended for Preparation)
These resources expand your practical knowledge across structural systems and commercial construction methods:
Learn how to quickly navigate OSHA, IBC, and IRC references under time pressure.
Understand structural systems, materials, and construction processes used in commercial projects.
Master OSHA regulations and building code requirements for commercial job sites.
Gain the knowledge needed to manage large-scale commercial construction projects.
This package is built around:
The Arizona (B-1) exam is open-book—but speed is everything. The contractors who pass on the first attempt are the ones who know exactly where to find answers fast. Spend time practicing with your OSHA and IBC books so you can navigate efficiently during the exam.
With the right preparation, passing your exam isn’t about luck—it’s about having the right system.
This package gives you the knowledge, structure, and confidence to succeed.
👉 Get started today and take the next step toward earning your Arizona General Commercial Contractor License.