Online anytime - 14-Hour FL Contractor Continuing Education Online (With Wind Mitigation)

This 14-Hour Florida Contractors Continuing Education Online - With Wind Mitigation course satisfies state requirements to maintain your contractor license. This online course covers important information about area-specific building code, insurance, workplace safety, lien laws, workers compensation and business practices. In particular, this course offers a section on wind mitigation that is required for certain structures in the state of Florida.

Geared toward self-led learning, this convenient online course gives students up to one year of access to course content. Students can start and stop course modules as needed. Upon successful completion, students will receive their course certificate.

Who Should Take This Course?

Florida Contractors looking to maintain their contractor license; if you are taking the Florida Contractor exam for the first time, please view our Exam Prep courses.

Topics to be Covered:

• Wind Mitigation
• Florida Lien Law
• Laws & Rules
• Insurance
• Workplace Safety
• Successful Business Practices
• Workers Compensation
• Advanced Building
• General - Miami-Dade County Chapter 10 Code
• General - Broward County Chapter 9 Code
• General - Advertising
• General - Customer Service
• General - Contractrs
• General - Internet & Social Media

Note: All certified and registered Florida contractors administered under the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB) are required to complete 14 hours of continuing education each two-year renewing cycles.

As part of the 14 hours of continuing education, contractors must complete at least one (1) hour in each of the following areas of study: 

• Workplace Safety
• Workers' Compensation
• Business Practices
• Laws and Rules
• Advanced Module Building Code

The remaining required hours are considered "general" and cover topics related to business management. General, Building, Residential, Roofing, Specialty Structure, and Glass and Glazing Contractors must complete one hour of Wind Mitigation Methodology as part of their required continuing education.