61G6-9.001. Continuing Education for Reactivation

CHAPTER 61G6-9 CONTINUING EDUCATION 61G6-9.001 Continuing Education for Reactivation 61G6-9.002 Criteria for Continuing Education for Reactivation of License 61G6-9.003 Definitions 61G6-9.004 Continuing Education Requirements for Renewal for Certificateholders and Registrants 61G6-9.005 Registration of Course Providers 61G6-9.006 Approval of Continuing Education Courses 61G6-9.007 Qualifications of Course Instructors 61G6-9.008 Course Syllabus (Repealed) 61G6-9.009 Required Records Maintained by Course Providers 61G6-9.0105 Proof of Completion by Certification Holders and Registrants (Repealed) 61G6-9.012 Advertising of Continuing Education Courses (Repealed) 61G6-9.013 Continuing Education Courses Required by Disciplinary Action (Repealed) 61G6-9.014 Fees 61G6-9.015 Continuing Education Exemption for Spouses of Military Personnel 61G6-9.001 Continuing Education for Reactivation. As a condition to the reactivation of an inactive license, a licensee must submit proof of continuing education which meets the criteria set forth in Rule 61G6-9.002 or 61G6-9.004, F.A.C. (1) Certified and Registered Electrical Contractors must complete continuing education in the following areas: seven (7) hours technical to include: one (1) hour of an approved provider’s specialized or advanced module course, approved by the Florida Building Commission, on any portion of the Florida Building Code, relating to the contractor’s respective discipline; one (1) hour workers’ compensation, one (1) hour workplace safety, one (1) hour business practices, and one (1) hour of Florida laws and rules education. For certified electrical contractors engaged in alarm system contracting, two (2) hours on false alarm prevention which is designated as technical education. The continuing education credits needed for reactivation must be completed within two (2) years preceding reactivation. (2) Certified and Registered Alarm and Specialty Contractors must complete continuing education in the following areas: seven (7) hours technical to include: one (1) hour of an approved provider’s specialized or advanced module course, approved by the Florida Building Commission, on any portion of the Florida Building Code, relating to the contractor’s respective discipline; one (1) hour workers’ compensation, one (1) hour workplace safety, one (1) hour business practices, one (1) hour of Florida laws and rules education and two (2) hours on false alarm prevention. The continuing education credits needed for reactivation must be completed within two (2) years preceding reactivation.