What type of workmanship is a ground for disciplinary action as per NRS 489.416?

Unsafe workmanship is a significant concern in the manufactured housing industry and is explicitly identified as a ground for disciplinary action under NRS 489.416. This provision highlights the importance of ensuring that all construction and installation practices conform to safety standards to protect both workers and future occupants of manufactured homes. Unsafe workmanship can lead to accidents, injuries, or long-term safety hazards, making it a serious offense that licensing boards take very seriously.

Maintaining a focus on safety helps prevent structural failures and other dangerous situations that could arise from substandard building practices. As such, regulatory bodies emphasize the necessity for all contractors and builders to adhere to established safety guidelines, which is why unsafe workmanship is grounds for disciplinary action.