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With more than 1,100 industry-leading online CE & PDH courses, RedVector is your first choice for Florida Building Code Courses. For over 11 years, RedVector has delivered more than 1.6 million hours of interactive online CE course and inservices to design and construction professionals in a convenient online format available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All of our Florida Building Code courses are developed to meet state board requirements and professional organization obligations and accreditations, including the Florida Construction Industry Licensing Board (FCILB).
Florida Building Code Advanced 2007: Accessible Elements & Spaces, Part 1
1 Hour | $38.95
The Florida Building Code (FBC) is the go-to guide for builders and others involved in the building trade when it comes to ensuring that minimum standards are met in a variety of areas critical to constructing safe, quality structures. Various parts of the FBC address everything from putting in an acceptable floor to appropriate plumbing, windows, and parking spaces.
In this 1-hour interactive online course, we will be discussing the requirements of the Florida Building Code 2007, Building, Section 11-4.1 through 11-4.7, which addresses Part I of Accessible Elements and Spaces. Because the Accessible Elements and Spaces section is large and complex, we have broken it into three courses to make it more easily digestible.
Florida Building Code Advanced 2007: Accessible Elements & Spaces, Part 2
1 Hour | $38.95
The Florida Building Code (FBC) is the go-to guide for builders and others involved in the building trade when it comes to ensuring that minimum standards are met in a variety of areas critical to constructing safe, quality structures. Various parts of the FBC address everything from putting in an acceptable floor to appropriate plumbing, windows, and parking spaces.
In this 1-hour interactive online course, we will be discussing the requirements of Section 11-4.8 through 11-4.19 of the Florida Building Code, which addresses Part II of Accessible Elements and Spaces. Because the Accessible Elements and Spaces section is large and complex, we have broken it into three courses to make it more easily digestible.
Florida Building Code Advanced 2007: Accessible Elements & Spaces, Part 3
1 Hour | $38.95
The Florida Building Code (FBC) is the go-to guide for builders and others involved in the building trade when it comes to ensuring that minimum standards are met in a variety of areas critical to constructing safe, quality structures. Various parts of the FBC address everything from putting in an acceptable floor to appropriate plumbing, windows, and parking spaces.
In this 1-hour interactive online course, we will be discussing the requirements of the Florida Building Code 2007, Building, Section 11-4.20 through 11-4.35, which addresses Part 3 of Accessible Elements and Spaces. Because the Accessible Elements and Spaces section is large and complex, we have broken it into three courses to make it more easily digestible.
Florida Building Code Advanced 2007: Plumbing Fixtures, Faucets & Fittings
1 Hour | $38.95
The Florida Building Code (FBC) is the go-to guide for builders and others involved in the building trade when it comes to ensuring that minimum standards are met in a variety of areas critical to constructing safe, quality structures. Various parts of the FBC address everything from putting in an acceptable floor to appropriate plumbing, windows, and parking spaces.
In this interactive online course, we will be discussing the requirements of Chapter 4, Fixtures, Faucets and Fixture Fittings, of the Florida Building Code, Plumbing. This course addresses the rules and requirements for outfitting the plumbing system of various structures with properly installed, approved components.
Florida Building Code Advanced 2007: Residential Floors
1 Hour | $38.95
The Florida Building Code (FBC) is the go-to guide for builders and others involved in the building trade when it comes to ensuring that minimum standards are met in a variety of areas critical to constructing safe, quality structures. Various parts of the FBC address everything from putting in an acceptable floor to appropriate plumbing, windows, and parking spaces.
In this 1-hour interactive online course, we will be discussing the requirements of Chapter 5 of the Florida Building Code, Residential, which addresses the proper construction of floors in residential occupancies. In addition to general guidelines, you will learn specifics about how to install Wood Floor Framing, Floor Sheathing, Pressure-Preservative-Treated Wood Floors, Steel Floor Framing (on ground), and Concrete Floors (on ground).