Arizona Glazing Residential / Commercial Contractor (CR-65) Exam Book Package

Arizona Glazing Residential / Commercial Contractor (CR-65) Exam Book Package

Prepare with confidence and pass your Arizona Glazing Residential / Commercial Contractor (CR-65) Exam with this complete Exam Book Package, featuring the approved references allowed in the testing center, plus important study references that help you build real-world glazing, glass installation, building code, safety, and field application knowledge before exam day.

Built specifically for Arizona’s open-book contractor exam, this package helps you develop the knowledge and book-navigation skills needed for residential and commercial glazing, glass and glazing systems, safety glazing, storefronts, openings, building code compliance, jobsite safety, and professional glass installation work.

📚 What’s Included

✅ Exam-Approved References Allowed in the Testing Center

These are the approved materials you can use during the Arizona CR-65 exam, making them essential for preparation and exam-day success.

Code of Federal Regulations - 29 CFR Part 1926 (OSHA)

Covers important construction safety standards, including:

• Jobsite hazard recognition and prevention
• Personal protective equipment
• Glass handling and material handling safety
• Ladder and scaffold safety
• Tool and equipment safety
• Fall protection awareness
• OSHA compliance for glazing and construction work

International Building Code, 2018

A key commercial building code reference for glazing work, including:

• Safety glazing requirements
• Glass in doors, windows, guards, and hazardous locations
• Structural and impact considerations
• Fire-rated openings and assemblies
• Means of egress and opening protections
• Code compliance for commercial glazing projects

💡 All exam-approved books are provided in standard format, not pre-tabbed, allowing you to prepare under real testing conditions.

📖 Important Study References

⚠️ Study References Not Allowed in the Testing Center

These references are important for building glazing trade knowledge, but they are not allowed for use during the exam. Use them before test day to strengthen your understanding of glass types, glazing systems, installation methods, safety glazing, sealants, frames, and building code applications.

GANA Glazing Manual, 50th Anniversary Edition

A valuable study reference for glazing professionals, including:

• Glass types and properties
• Glazing system design basics
• Storefront and curtain wall concepts
• Glass handling and installation practices
• Sealants, gaskets, and setting materials
• Field guidance for residential and commercial glazing work

Guide to Glass & Glazing Requirements of the Model Building Codes, 5th Edition, 2016

A focused study guide for code-related glazing knowledge, including:

• Safety glazing requirements
• Hazardous location rules
• Glass in doors, windows, guards, and panels
• Model building code glazing provisions
• Practical explanations of glazing code requirements
• Helpful preparation for understanding IBC glazing topics

🔧 What This Package Does for You

✔️ Prepares You for the Open-Book Exam

Learn how to quickly navigate OSHA and the International Building Code under time pressure so you can find answers faster during the exam.

✔️ Builds Real-World Glazing Knowledge

Strengthen your understanding of glass types, frames, storefronts, panels, doors, windows, sealants, gaskets, setting blocks, safety glazing, and installation methods.

✔️ Improves Building Code Preparation

Review important requirements related to hazardous glazing locations, safety glass, fire-rated openings, egress areas, guards, impact resistance, and commercial building compliance.

✔️ Strengthens Safety and Jobsite Awareness

Study OSHA construction safety rules, PPE, glass handling safety, ladder and scaffold requirements, tool safety, material handling, and hazard prevention.

✔️ Supports Trade-Specific Study Preparation

Use the study-only references to build a stronger foundation in glazing systems, field installation, glass performance, sealant use, and code-related glass requirements before exam day.

✔️ Expands Your Contractor Capabilities

Gain the technical knowledge needed to handle residential and commercial glazing projects, including glass replacement, storefront systems, windows, doors, interior glass, safety glazing, and related installations.

🎯 Who This Is For

• Contractors applying for the Arizona CR-65 License
• Residential and commercial glazing contractors
• Glass installers and repair professionals
• Storefront and entrance system installers
• Window, door, and glass panel professionals
• Construction supervisors, business owners, and field managers
• Anyone serious about passing the exam and improving field expertise

🚀 Why This Package Works

This package is built around:

• Actual Arizona CR-65 exam reference requirements
• Open-book exam preparation
• Important glazing study materials
• Real-world glass and glazing applications
• OSHA safety and construction compliance
• International Building Code glazing requirements
• Safety glazing and hazardous location preparation

💡 Pro Tip

The Arizona CR-65 exam is open-book, but only the approved references are allowed in the testing center. That means the study-only glazing books should be used before test day to build your trade knowledge, while OSHA and the IBC should be practiced for speed and accuracy.

Think of the study books as your shop drawings and the approved references as your test-day suction cups. You want a solid grip on both before the pressure is on.

🏁 Prepare Smarter. Pass Faster.

Passing your Arizona CR-65 exam is not about luck. It is about understanding glazing systems, knowing safety rules, and being able to use your approved references quickly during the exam.

This package gives you the approved exam materials, important study references, and technical foundation needed to prepare for your Arizona Glazing Residential / Commercial Contractor License.

👉 Get started today and take the next step toward earning your Arizona CR-65 Contractor License.