Which of the following would not constitute grounds for a complaint against a licensee?

Unexpected rain at a job site would not constitute grounds for a complaint against a licensee because it is considered an act of God or a natural event that is beyond the control of the contractor or licensee. Weather conditions can be unpredictable and can affect construction timelines and work conditions.

In contrast, negligence in performing tasks, failure to meet deadlines, and safety violations are all factors that reflect a licensee's professional conduct, responsibility, and adherence to industry standards. These actions can result in complaints because they directly pertain to the quality of work and the safety of the job site, which are key expectations of a licensed builder. A licensee is expected to effectively manage projects, including planning for potential weather issues, but not all unforeseen circumstances can be anticipated or mitigated, as is the case with unexpected rain.