Electrical Contractor Continuing Education statute 61G6-9:   As of July 1, 2020 each person who is certified or registered (ER/EC) by the board must, as a condition of each renewal of the certificate or registration, obtain at least 11 hours of continuing education in one or more courses from a continuing education provider approved by the board.   All registered contractors and all certified contractors are required to complete at least one hour of workplace safety, one hour of business practices, one hour of laws and rules, one hour of workers' compensation and seven hours of technical subjects (including one hour of advanced building code).  Electrical Contractors who are engaged in alarm system contracting, must take a two-hour False alarm prevention course, as a part of their Continuing Education.

Alarm license holders (EF, EG, EY, EZ, EI) must complete 7 hours of continuing education including at least one hour of workplace safety, one hour of business practices, one hour of laws and rules, one hour of workers' compensation, two hours of false alarm prevention and one hour of technical subjects (must be one hour of advanced building code).

Electrical Specialty license holders (ES, ET) must complete 7 hours of continuing education including at least one hour of workplace safety, one hour of business practices, one hour of laws and rules, one hour of workers' compensation, and one hour of technical subjects (must be one hour of advanced building code).  The remaining two hours can be on any topic (general)

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