Online Engineering Continuing Education Courses

This one hour advanced internet based PDH course on Chapter 3, the General Regulations of the 2020 Florida Building Code on Plumbing provides an in depth review of the General Regulations of the Florida Building Code for Plumbing for Florida Professional Engineers who specialize in the design of plumbing systems under the Florida Building Code. The FBC 8th Edition is not effective until 12/31/2023, this 7th Edition course is approved for the 2023 Florida PE License Renewal.

This advanced internet course based on Chapter 9, Florida Building Code – Building 7th Edition (2020) Fire Protection Systems offers an in depth or advanced study for the Florida Professional Engineer designing fire protection systems under the 2020 FBC code. Since the FBC 8th Edition does not take effect until 12/31/23 this course is approved for the 2023 Florida PE license renewal.

This advanced PE PDH internet course is based on Chapter 16, 2023 Florida Building Code – Building, 8th Edition offers an in depth or advanced study for the Florida Professional Engineer designing building structures under the code. This course is updated to reflect the latest 8th edition of the Florida Building Code. The 8th edition of the FBC becomes effective 01/01/2024.

The Florida Laws and Rules course satisfies the Florida Professional Engineer continuing education requirement of 1 hour of Florida Laws. This course applies to the Florida Professional Engineer 2023-2025 renewal cycle. All Florida Professional Engineers are required to complete 1 PDH in Florida Law and Rules as part or your PE license renewal requirements.

This Georgia Laws, Rules, and Ethics course satisfies 3 of the 30 hours of Professional Development Hours (PDH) required for Georgia licensed professional engineers and 3 of the 15 required hours for Georgia licensed Professional Land Surveyors. This PDH Course is designed as a distance learning interactive course that allows the Professional Engineer and Professional Land Surveyor to review the cannons of ethics and legal aspects that govern the practice of professional engineering and land surveying in the state of Georgia.

This Illinois Laws, Rules, and Ethics course satisfies 3 of the 30 hours of Professional Development Hours (PDH) required for Illinois licensed professional engineers.

This Illinois Laws, Rules, and Ethics course satisfies 3 of the 20 hours of Professional Development Hours (PDH) required for Illinois licensed professional land surveyors, and specifically 3 of the 6 PDH required in Illinois Law and Rules.

This Illinois Sexual Harassment Prevention Training course satisfies 1 of the 30 hours of Professional Development Hours (PDH) required for Illinois licensed professional engineers and professional land surveyors.

Indiana Law and Rules Course for 2024 Renewal Cycle. Fulfill the requirements of 864 IAC 1.1-15-3(C) by reviewing 1 hour of continuing education on Indiana statutes and rules. This approved PDH course provides a thorough review of Indiana Code 25-31 and Title 864 of the Indiana Administrative Code. Purchase this Indiana PE Continuing Education Course at PDH Now. Use this PE PDH course to satisfy your Indiana Law and Rules renewal requirement.

Indiana Law and Rules Course for 2026 Renewal Cycle. Fulfill the requirements of 864 IAC 1.1-15-3(C) by reviewing 1 hour of continuing education on Indiana statutes and rules. This approved PDH course provides a thorough review of Indiana Code 25-31 and Title 864 of the Indiana Administrative Code. Purchase this Indiana PE Continuing Education Course at PDH Now. Use this PE PDH course to satisfy your 2026 Indiana Law and Rules Professional Engineer license renewal requirement.

Fulfills the requirements of Chapter 6, paragraph 03 A (1) by providing 1 hour of continuing education on the Maryland statutes and rules applicable to the practice of professional engineering. All Maryland Professional Engineers are required to complete a minimum of 1 PDH in each biennial licensing term in engineering ethics and Maryland Laws and Regulations.

Professional Engineers learn how to improve the efficiency of the design and construction process, reduce the probability of a professional liability claim, and improve the likelihood of expectations being met.