How Do I Renew My Florida Electrical License?
By: Ashley Berfield | Apr 07, 2020 Licenses for Registered and Certified Electricians will expire on August 31st of every even numbered year. You will need to renew your license before expiration to avoid additional fees or your license becoming null and void. If your license becomes null and void, you will have to reapply as if you have never held a Florida electrical license. Important: As of July 1st, new CE requirements are in effect for the upcoming renewal cycle 2020 renewal cycle. The change was approved by the board and an order was signed by Governor DeSantis Certified Electrical Contractors = 11 hours of Continuing Education 1 hour workers’ compensation 1 hour workplace safety 1 hour business practices 1 hour Florida Laws & Rules 7 hours of Technical to include – 1 hour Florida Building Code advanced module course and 2 hours false alarm prevention for all certified electrical contractors who perform alarm work Registered Electrical Contractors = 11 hours of Continuing Education 1 hour workers’ compensation 1 hour workplace safety 1 hour business practices 1 hour Florida Laws & Rules 7 hours of Technical to include – 1 hour Florida Building Code advanced module course Certified and Registered Alarm Contractors = 7 hours of Continuing Education 1 hour workers’ compensation 1 hour workplace safety 1 hour business practices 1 hour Florida Laws & Rules 2 hours false alarm prevention 1 hours of Technical to include – 1 hour Florida Building Code advanced module course Certified and Registered Specialty Contractors = 7 hours of Continuing Education 1 hour workers’ compensation 1 hour workplace safety 1 hour business practices 1 hour Florida Laws & Rules 1 hours of Technical to include – 1 hour Florida Building Code advanced module course 2 hours general credit3 Steps to Renew My Florida Electrical License
Step 1 – When Does My Florida Electrical License Expire:
Step 2 – Complete My Electrical Continuing Education:
Thanks for the terrific post