Alabama AL-HRR Classification At A Glance
What Can a Alabama AL-HRR (Heavy & Railroad Contractor (H/RR)) Do?
Heavy construction and railroad construction including earthwork, grading, rail lines, and heavy industrial infrastructure statewide.
Subcontracting & Trade Scope
Prime contractor on heavy/railroad projects; may subcontract specialty trades.
Need a Alabama AL-HRR Qualifier Immediately?
Obtaining a Alabama AL-HRR license by testing can take 9 to 18 months between application review, study time, exam dates, and board hearings.
IQS places pre-vetted, licensed Alabama AL-HRR Qualifiers with your entity as a qualifying agent, allowing your company to pull permits and sign contracts immediately.
Alabama AL-HRR License Requirements & Exam Prerequisites
Verifiable Experience Required
- 3 years verifiable heavy/railroad construction experience.
- Pass the Heavy & Railroad trade exam and Business & Law exam.
Required Examinations
- AL Heavy & Railroad Trade Exam
- AL Business & Law Exam
Net worth per Board.
Frequently Asked Questions: Alabama AL-HRR License
What does a Alabama AL-HRR license allow?
Heavy construction and railroad construction including earthwork, grading, rail lines, and heavy industrial infrastructure statewide.
Can my business hire a Alabama AL-HRR qualifying agent?
Yes. IQS places pre-vetted Heavy & Railroad Contractor (H/RR) qualifying agents with your entity. The qualifying agent provides the license credentials necessary for your company to pull permits legally in Alabama.
How much does a Alabama AL-HRR qualifier cost?
Compensation typically consists of a monthly retainer plus a project/permit fee structure under a compliant qualifying agreement. Contact IQS for current market rates tailored to your volume.
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Related Alabama License Classifications
Closely related Alabama classifications for cross-licensing and qualifier placement.
Building Construction Contractor (BC)
Commercial & industrial building construction statewide.
Building Construction Under Four Stories (BCU4)
Commercial building construction <4 stories statewide.
Highways & Streets Contractor (HS)
Highway & street construction statewide.
Municipal & Utility Contractor (MU)
Municipal & utility infrastructure statewide.
Residential Home Builder (HB)
Residential construction >$10K statewide.
Electrical Contractor (ELE)
Electrical Contractor — AL licensed specialty.
