Both architects and interior designers are required to complete 20 hours of educational instruction or training in subjects or courses approved by the Board each biennium prior to the license expiration date.

This 14-hr package contains:

• 10 hours technical and professional subjects related to safeguarding life, health, property and promoting the public welfare. (H/S/W)
• 2 hours in Florida Building Code ADVANCED courses
• 2 hours in optional or health, safety and welfare related courses

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License holders must complete 14 hours of continuing education during each biennium prior to the renewal date. Of the 14 required hours, 2 hours must be in the Area of Accessibility (AOA) and a minimum of 2 hours in the area of Florida law and rules and 1 hour in the area of ethics.

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Our 14 hour BCAIB/ Inspector CE package includes all 5 mandatory course hours as required by the Inspectors board. Additionally, most courses have been approved by other boards as well and meet their requirements. If you hold multiple licenses you may be able to receive CE credits from more than one board while only taking one CE course)

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14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period for both certified and registered contractors. At least 1 hour must deal with workplace safety, 1 hour on the subject of worker''s compensation, 1 hour of business practices, 1 hour of laws and rules and 1 hour on Florida Building Code advanced modules.

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Our 14 hour CILB/Contractor CE package includes all 6 mandatory course hours as required by the construction board. Additionally, most courses have been approved by other boards as well and meet their requirements. If you hold multiple licenses you may be able to receive CE credits from more than one board while only taking one CE course.

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By state law, County Registered Contractor Licensees are required to take 14 credit hours of Continuing Education every 2 year renewal cycle in keeping with the CE requirement for State Certified Contractors. The renewal cycle for Miami-Dade Registered Contractors ends on August 31 of ODD numbered years. Registered Licensees who hold a Miami-Dade Certificate of Competency in one of the construction trades must complete an additional 2 hours of CE for a total of 16 hours of continuing education every 2 year renewal cycle.

IMPORTANT: Miami-Dade Certificate of Competency holders cannot take all 16 hours of CE online! Miami-Dade Construction Rules Ordinances state that only 25% of your CE can be taken online. This means only 4 CE hours can be taken online. The remaining hours must be taken in the classroom format.

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Local Broward County Specialty Contractors are required by ordinance to complete 4 hours of continuing education every two years, which includes 1 hour of training in Chapter 9 of the Broward County Ordinances. The 4 hour Broward County Compliance online course package provides everything you need to meet this requirement.

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14 hours of board approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period for both certified and registered contractors; at least 7 hours of which are on technical subjects; 1 hour on workers’ compensation; 1 hour on workplace safety; 1 hour on business practices and 1 hour of advanced course. Multiple license holders are required to complete the continuing education requirements only once each biennium.

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Our 14 hour ECLB/ Inspector CE package includes all 11 mandatory course hours as required by the Electrical Contractors board (Alarm Contractors, see note below)*. Additionally, most courses have been approved by other boards as well and meet their requirements. If you hold multiple licenses you may be able to receive CE credits from more than one board while only taking one CE course.

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Registered Contractors who hold Certificates of Competency (CC’s) in Miami-Dade County are required by ordinance to complete 16 hours of continuing education every biennium. This course which is an overview of Chapter 10 of the Miami-Dade Ordinances, looks at contractor license categories, divisions & scopes of work. This course has been approved by the Miami-Dade CTQB to meet the 2 hour Miami-Dade specific CE requirement. NOTE: by Miami Dade Ordinance, contractors licensed by the CTQB can only take 25% of their courses online.

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Contains one hour each of Workplace Safety (OSHA), Workers Comp, and Business Practices to satisfy the CILB requirements. Reviews OSHA requirements on safety, review workers comp laws and the foundations of sound business practices.

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The one hour course that will satisfy the BCAI Board''s new Ethics Training Requirement. This course will take a look at what the components of sound ethical principles really are and how this applies to those engaged in the construction industry. Addresses ethical dilemmas faced by contractors and inspectors. Learn the conflict resolution skills you need to build your reputation.

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A look at what the components of sound ethics really are and how this applies to those engaged in the construction industry. Addresses ethical dilemmas faced by contractors and inspectors. Learn the conflict resolution skills you need to build your reputation.

 

Note: This course does not satisfy the BCAIB ethics course requirement at the present time but will be submitted for approval when the board rule is approved.

 

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An overview of proven false alarm prevention techniques and best practices to save your clients money, improve yor business. This course meets the 2 hour CE requirement for Electrical Contractors engaged in the alarm system contracting industry.

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A comprehensive overview of many of the significant changes to the 2010 Florida Building Code. Helps you as a licensee comply with current codes to build a safer living and working environment.

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This 3 hour course provides an overview of the Green Building Movement, it’s meaning & goals and the 3 rating systems that are used (LEED, Green Building Coalition, ICC National Green Building Standard). This is followed by look at the Florida Building Code and the recent changes to Chapter 13; Energy Code. The course finishes with a comprehensive look at Photovoltaic Systems (solar energy systems), how they work, how they are installed and the NEC codes that apply.

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A more abbreviated look at the Florida Building Code structure and highlights from the 2010 Florida Building Code: Building, Residential, Existing Building, Energy Conservation, Mechanical, and Pluming Volumes. See how the code chapters are interrelated and work together. Helps you as a licensee comply with current codes to build a safer living and working environment.

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A comprehensive look at the Florida Building Code structure, volumes, and highlights of individual chapters. See how the code chapters are interrelated and work together. Helps you as a licensee comply with current codes to build a safer living and working environment.

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An overview of the structure of Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Codes with a more detailed look at the individual Statutes and Rules impacting licensees.

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The one hour course that will satisfy the CILB (contractors’) requirement for continuing education training in Business Practices. A brief look at how your business can best meet statutory legal requirements while maximizing efficiency and profitability. Explains how to communicate these requirements in an effective way to all in your organization. Leave with a better understanding of why Successful Business Practice training is mandated in the construction industry and how it impacts you and your business.

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Satisfies the new CILB – Wind Mitigation Methodology requirement. A look at new roofing code requirements to improve the structural integrity of roofing systems during the retrofit process.

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Approved by the FBC as an Advanced Module course. Highlights include important 2012 updates to the 2010 Florida Accessibility Code.

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The one hour course that will satisfy the CILB (contractors’) requirement for continuing education training in workers’ compensation. A brief look at workers comp, its origins, statutory structure and legal requirements. Leave with a better understanding of why Workers’ Compensation training is mandated in the construction industry and how it impacts you and your business.

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The one hour course that will satisfy the CILB (contractors’) requirement for continuing education training in workplace safety. A brief look at OSHA, it’s origins, structure and requirements. Leave with a better understanding of why OSHA training is so important in the construction industry.

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This online contractor's continuing education course provides a review of Chapter 9 of the Broward County Ordinances. This course is approved by the Construction Trades Central Examiniming Board to meet the new 1 hour Broward County specific CE requirement.

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The Building Code Basics course is a brief overview of the structure, volumes, and highlights contained in the 2010 Florida Building Code. This course examines the Building, Residential, and Existing Building volumes. Learning how the code chapters are interrelated and work together will help you, as a licensee, to become more familiar with current codes and how to identify the more important technical requirements in the code.

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