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Florida Electrical Contractor Continuing Education Requirements
Listed below is a summary of Florida State requirements:| Hours Required: | (14) Hours Biennially |
| Renewal Deadline: | August 31st (Even Years) |
| Max Online Hours Allowed: | (14) Hours |
| Course Approval: | The Florida Electrical Contractors
Licensing Board pre-approves providers of continuing education courses. (On-Line-Classes.com) is a Board-approved sponsor in the State of Florida, Provider #0005141. |
| Course Content: |
Fourteen hours of Continuing Education Must include: (1) Hour of Workplace Safety (1) Hour of Business Practices (1) Hour of Workers' Compensation (1) Hour of Advanced 2007 Florida Building Code (7) Hours of Board Approved Technical Subjects (3) Hours of General Credits which may be any class approved by the board Contractors who are engaged in alarm system contracting must take (2) hour false alarm prevention course as part of their continuing education. NOTE: We do not offer this (2) hour course. |
| Reporting: | On-Line-Classes electronically reports continuing education credit for you to the Electrical Contractor Licensing Board at the completion of each class automatically. |
| Requirements Website: | http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/pro/elboard/index.html |
| Board Information: | Division of Professions Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board 1940 North Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-0783 850 487-1395 To visit FL - Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board website: click here |
| Record Keeping: | It is the licensees responsibility to maintain sufficient records to demonstrate completion of qualifying professional development hours for at least two licensure cycles (four years). |
| Governing Statutes: | To view Florida Statutes Chapter 489 CONTRACTING: click here |
| License Information: | Electrical Contractor License
Categories: Electrical Contractor Alarm Contractor I and II Lighting Maintenance Specialty Sign Specialty Residential Limited Energy Utility Line Licenses may be issued by registration or certification: Registration - The applicant has taken and passed a local competency examination and can practice only within that locale. Certification - The applicant has taken and passed the State Licensing examination and can practice throughout the State of Florida. |
| Methods of Licensure: | By Endorsement - Yes By Examination - Yes By Reciprocity - No Business Entity - No |
| Scope of Work: | To view Florida Electrical Contractor scope of work chart: click here |
| Electrical Contractor Business Information: |
The Electrical Contractors Licensing Board licenses individuals as contractors to perform electrical and alarm work pursuant to Chapter 489 Part II, Florida Statutes. In order to do business as a corporation, partnership, limited liability company or any business entity other than a sole proprietorship, the contractor must be approved to qualify that business entity. The name of the approved business entity will appear on the contractors individual license. If the contractor is operating as an individual without a business name, the word INDIVIDUAL will appear on the contractors license.
Each electrical or alarm business must be qualified by a properly licensed individual contractor in order to engage in construction activities in Florida. |
| Biennial License Renewal Fee: | Electrical Contractors - Certified
= $300 Electrical Contractors - Registered = $125 |
| Enforcement: | Florida Division of Regulation: The Division of Regulation is the enforcement authority for the Florida professional boards and programs. It monitors those professions and related businesses to ensure that the laws, rules and standards set by the Legislature and professional boards are followed. This is accomplished by proactively monitoring the professionals and related businesses; investigating complaints of wrongdoing; utilizing compliance mechanisms such as notices of noncompliance and citations; and the performance of statutorily mandated inspections. The division is divided into five program areas and operate 8 regional offices and 2 satellite offices. The five program areas are: Complaints / Investigations Alternative Dispute Resolution Unlicensed Activity Farm Labor Child Labor |