Eleven self-paced online classes totaling 18 PDH hours: Florida Engineering Law and Rules – 2026, Ethics in Engineering, the 2026 Advanced Florida Building Code, and eight technical classes suited to most engineering disciplines.
Designed around Florida’s 18-hour biennial renewal: 1 hour of Laws and Rules, 1 hour of ethics, 2 hours of Advanced Building Code, and 14 technical hours. The Laws and Rules course is Board-approved (#0010538); the other classes are offered through Education Pathways as FBPE Provider #0009623.
The eleven classes total 18 hours: 1 Laws and Rules, 1 ethics, 2 Advanced Building Code, and 14 technical. Check that the technical topics relate to your area of practice.
| Course | Approval # | Category | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florida Engineering Law and Rules – 2026 | 0010538 | Laws & Rules | 1 Hour |
| Ethics in Engineering | — | Ethics | 1 Hour |
| Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Bundle Part 1 & 2 | FBC 1372.0 & 1373.0 | Advanced Building Code | 2 Hours |
| Risk Management in Engineering | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| Sustainable and Eco-friendly Building Materials | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| A Firm Foundation | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| Alternative Energy | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| Alternative Wastewater Collection and Treatment | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| Urban Heat Island Effect | — | Technical | 2 Hours |
| Electric Power Delivery: Underground Installation | — | Technical | 1 Hour |
| Sustainability through Adaptive Reuse | — | Technical | 1 Hour |
| Total | 18 Hours | ||
1 Hour · Approval #0010538 (Laws & Rules)
The required Florida laws and rules course for Professional Engineers, covering the statutes and Board rules that govern engineering practice in Florida. Education Pathways reports completion of this course to FBPE.
1 Hour (Ethics)
Moral principles, professional standards, and public responsibilities in engineering, applied to the decisions engineers face in practice.
2 Hours · FBC Course #1372.0 & #1373.0 (Advanced Building Code)
Two one-hour courses on the 2026 Florida Building Code 9th Edition: how Florida advances code effectiveness, new and revised definitions, and revised provisions for egress, fire protection, structural integrity, smoke control, hazardous materials, and facility-specific requirements.
2 Hours (Technical)
Risk identification, analysis, response planning, and engineering decision-making.
2 Hours (Technical)
Renewable resources, recycled materials, eco-conscious design, and construction technology.
2 Hours (Technical)
Foundation assemblies, moisture management, insulation, subflooring, and material selection.
2 Hours (Technical)
Renewable resources including solar, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power.
2 Hours (Technical)
Innovative methods and technologies for sustainable wastewater collection and treatment systems.
2 Hours (Technical)
Causes, impacts, and mitigation of elevated urban temperatures.
1 Hour (Technical)
Underground power delivery technology, safety, reliability, and environmental considerations.
1 Hour (Technical)
Criteria for evaluating building reuse and value to owners and communities.
Confirm that the topics fit your area of practice and that the hours apply to your license before claiming Florida credit. Keep every certificate and supporting record for at least four years. The Advanced Florida Building Code course applies to engineers who actively participate in design work covered by the Florida Building Code; it does not replace the required Florida Laws and Rules course.
Refund policy: Should a learner request a refund for any reason before successfully completing a class, the refund will be processed immediately.
Florida Engineering Law and Rules – 2026, Ethics in Engineering, Advanced Florida Building Code – 9th Edition 2026 Part 1 & 2, Risk Management in Engineering, Sustainable and Eco-friendly Building Materials, A Firm Foundation, Alternative Energy, Alternative Wastewater Collection and Treatment, Urban Heat Island Effect, Electric Power Delivery: Underground Installation, and Sustainability through Adaptive Reuse — 18 hours total.
Education Pathways is FBPE Provider #0009623, and the Laws and Rules course carries its own Board approval number, #0010538. The Advanced Building Code courses carry Florida Building Commission course numbers 1372.0 and 1373.0.
The classes total 18 hours, including the required Laws and Rules and ethics topics. Eligibility depends on the topics fitting your area of practice; confirm before claiming credit.
Access details and any time limits are shown at checkout and in your learner account after purchase.
A certificate is available after you successfully complete each course in the bundle. Education Pathways reports the Laws and Rules completion to FBPE; enter your other courses in NCEES CPC Tracking.
Yes. If you request a refund before successfully completing a class, it will be processed immediately.
Get Laws and Rules, ethics, the 2026 Advanced Building Code, and 14 technical hours in one 18-hour bundle.
