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2026 edition + TDLR rules

Texas Electrician Continuing Education — 4 Hours (2026 Code)

The four hours Texas asks for each year, taught on the 2026 National Electrical Code that Texas adopted effective September 1, 2026: what changed from the 2023 edition (including the Texas amendment to 210.8(F)), Texas law and rules, and NFPA 70E safety. TCS is a registered TDLR provider (course 33453) — your completion is reported to TDLR for you. No exam at the end.

2026 edition + TDLR rules

Texas Electrician Continuing Education — 4 Hours (2026 Code), in Spanish

The same TDLR-approved four hours, narrated and shown in Spanish (TDLR course 33541): what changed in the 2026 National Electrical Code, Texas law and rules, and NFPA 70E safety. Every Code quotation stays in English, exactly as printed. Your completion is reported to TDLR for you. No exam at the end.

2023 Edition + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Overcurrent Protection (4 Hours)

FL technical hours · CRS5134

Four technical hours for your Florida renewal, taught from the 2023 National Electrical Code and the 2024 edition of NFPA 70E: Article 240 front to back, tap rules, transformer and motor-circuit protection, and establishing an electrically safe work condition. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Electrical Contractors’ Licensing Board, as course CRS5134, “Overcurrent Protection - NEC 2023 and NFPA 70E-2024”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

2023 Edition + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Conduit Sizing and Box Fill (2 Hours)

FL technical hours · CRS5163

Two technical hours for your Florida renewal, taught from the 2023 National Electrical Code — the edition Florida administers: conduit and tubing fill from the Chapter 9 tables and Annex C, box fill under 314.16, and pull and junction box sizing under 314.28. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5163, “Conduit Sizing, Box Fill, and Pull/Junction Boxes”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

NFPA 70E-2024 + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Workplace Safety (1 Hour)

FL workplace-safety hour · CRS5162

The workplace-safety hour on your Florida renewal, taught from the 2024 edition of NFPA 70E: when a circuit has to be de-energized and when energized work is permitted, the shock and arc flash boundaries, and choosing protective equipment. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5162, “Workplace Safety for FL Electrical Contractors - NFPA 70E”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

NFPA 70E-2024 + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — NFPA 70E Electrical Safety (1 Hour)

FL technical hours · CRS5135

One technical hour for your Florida renewal, taught from the 2024 edition of NFPA 70E: the written safety program, the hierarchy of risk control, the exceptions that permit energized work, and the section numbers that moved in that edition. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5135, “NFPA 70E-2024 Electrical Safety in the Workplace”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

Fla. Stat. chs. 455 + 489 and F.A.C. 61G6

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Florida Laws and Rules (1 Hour)

FL laws-and-rules hour · CRS5168

The Florida laws-and-rules hour on your renewal, taken from chapters 455 and 489, Part II, Florida Statutes, and rule division 61G6: the renewal hours, certified versus registered electrical contractors, who answers for a licensed business, and what the statutes prohibit. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5168, “Florida Laws and Rules for Electrical Contractors”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

Fla. Stat. ch. 440 + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Workers’ Compensation (1 Hour)

FL workers’ compensation hour · CRS5169

The workers’ compensation hour on your Florida renewal, taken from chapter 440, Florida Statutes: who has to carry coverage, who counts as an employee in construction, the clocks that start at an injury, and what a policy protects you from. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5169, “Workers’ Compensation for Florida Electrical Contractors”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

Fla. Stat. ch. 713 + FL DBPR rules

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — Business Practice: Construction Lien Law (1 Hour)

FL business-practices hour · CRS5170

The business-practices hour on your Florida renewal, built on the Florida Construction Lien Law, part I of chapter 713, Florida Statutes: the notice of commencement, the notice to owner, the claim of lien, and the deadlines that decide whether a lien holds. Approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation as course CRS5170, “Business Practice: Florida Construction Lien Law for Electrical Contractors”, delivered as interactive distance education — pre-recorded video, an instructor of record you can ask questions, identity verification and a graded final. TCS files your completion with the state for you. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. Trade Code Solutions' seven approved Florida courses add up to 11 hours and count for 10 of the 11 Florida requires: the eleventh has to be the Florida Building Code advanced module, which is not a Trade Code Solutions course yet.

Florida Electrician Continuing Education — 8-Hour Technical and Safety Bundle

8 approved hours · count for 7 of Florida’s 11

Four of the seven Florida courses Trade Code Solutions is approved to teach, in one purchase: CRS5134 “Overcurrent Protection - NEC 2023 and NFPA 70E-2024” (4 hours), CRS5163 “Conduit Sizing, Box Fill, and Pull/Junction Boxes” (2 hours), CRS5162 “Workplace Safety for FL Electrical Contractors - NFPA 70E” (1 hour) and CRS5135 “NFPA 70E-2024 Electrical Safety in the Workplace” (1 hour) — eight approved hours, the workplace-safety hour plus seven technical hours. Florida requires 11 hours every two-year cycle. The four courses in this bundle are 8 approved hours — seven technical and one workplace safety — and count for 7 of the 11 Florida requires, because Florida counts six general technical hours and saves the seventh for the Florida Building Code advanced module. Business practices, workers' compensation and Florida laws and rules are sold separately, one hour each. This is part of a Florida renewal, not all of it. TCS files each completion with the state for you.

2023 → 2026 Edition + WA L&I rules

Washington NEC Code Changes — Overcurrent Protection (4-Hour CEU)

Four of the 24 hours Washington asks for every three years, in the NEC-code category — a different category from industry-related hours. What changed in overcurrent protection from the 2023 National Electrical Code to the 2026 edition: Article 240 front to back, plus the new Article 245. Approved by Washington L&I — the state Department of Labor and Industries — as Course WA2026-552. We report your completion to L&I for you.

2023 → 2026 Edition + WA L&I rules

Washington NEC Code Changes — Conduit Sizing, Box Fill, Pull Boxes (4-Hour CEU)

Four of the 24 hours Washington asks for every three years, in the NEC-code category — a different category from industry-related hours. What changed from the 2023 National Electrical Code to the 2026 edition in wiring methods, conductors, box fill, pull and junction boxes, wireways, conduit fill, and equipment grounding conductor sizing. Approved by Washington L&I — the state Department of Labor and Industries — as Course WA2026-553. We report your completion to L&I for you.

NFPA 70E-2024 + WA L&I rules

Washington Electrical Safety — NFPA 70E (4-Hour CEU)

Four of the 24 hours Washington asks for every three years, in the industry-related category. NFPA 70E-2024 straight through: the approach boundaries, the written safety program, putting equipment in an electrically safe work condition, the energized-work permit, and choosing arc-flash gear. Approved by Washington L&I — the state Department of Labor and Industries — as Course WA2026-554. We report your completion to L&I for you.