Confirm Florida DBPR/CILB glass and glazing contractor continuing-education hour composition for renewal

Steps

1. Confirm the total continuing-education requirement for the current renewal cycle directly on the DBPR/CILB continuing-education page or Florida Administrative Code Rule 61G4-18.001 rather than relying on a course provider's marketing page alone
2. As of this session's verification (checked against Florida Administrative Code 61G4-18.001 and current DBPR-provider course listings), the total is 14 hours per two-year cycle, composed of six named one-hour mandated subjects — workplace safety, workers' compensation, business practices, advanced building code, laws and rules, and wind mitigation methodology — plus 8 general/elective hours; confirm this breakdown is still current before relying on it, since CE rules are periodically amended
3. Confirm that Glass and Glazing is one of the license types the Board requires to take the one-hour wind-mitigation-methodology module (alongside General, Building, Residential, Roofing, and Specialty Structure contractors) rather than assuming wind mitigation is optional for this license type
4. Take all CE hours through a DBPR-approved continuing-education provider and confirm the provider reports completion to CE Broker (or the current DBPR-designated tracking system) before the renewal deadline
5. Confirm the current renewal cycle's exact end date on MyFloridaLicense.com, since CILB renewal cycles are biennial and the cutoff date can shift