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DSPS-approved 12-hour continuing education for Wisconsin Dwelling Contractor Qualifiers (course 963061): the full 12 hours for your 2-year renewal, including the required 4 hours on construction laws, codes, contracts, liability and risk management.
Both CCB-approved courses in one purchase: the 13 subject hours an Oregon residential contractor licensed less than six years needs. Building science, moisture and energy (5 hours) plus business practices, safety and structural topics (8 hours).
What you’ll cover
Building Science, Moisture and Energy for Oregon Homes
Business Practices, Jobsite Safety, Environmental Hazards and Structural Topics
CCB-approved 5-hour continuing education for Oregon residential contractors: building science, moisture and ventilation, the energy code, radon, wildfire and snow-load construction.
What you’ll cover
Building Science, Moisture and Energy for Oregon Homes
Wyoming-approved 16-hour continuing education for electricians on the 2026 National Electrical Code: an 8-hour code update and an 8-hour code review, online and self-paced.
What you’ll cover
2026 National Electrical Code: Code Update (Core)
National Electrical Code: Installation Requirements Review
Nebraska electrical continuing education for license renewal: all 12 contact hours online, including a 7-hour 2023 NEC update and 5 hours of electrical electives. Approved course C02190334.
What you’ll cover
2023 National Electrical Code Update
Electrical-Related Electives: Circuit Theory, Motors, Transformers and Blueprint Reading
CCB-approved 8-hour continuing education for Oregon residential contractors: contracts and business practices, jobsite safety, and wind, seismic and structural design.
What you’ll cover
Business Practices, Jobsite Safety, Environmental Hazards and Structural Topics
CCB-approved 5-hour continuing education for Oregon residential contractors who remodel kitchens and bathrooms: permits and who does what, contracts and change orders, lead and asbestos, wet areas, ventilation, the energy code and structural changes.
CCB-approved 13-hour safety continuing education for Oregon residential contractors, taught to Oregon OSHA rules: falls, ladders and scaffolds, silica, lead, asbestos, heat and wildfire smoke, PPE and electrical safety.
One CCB-approved 13-hour continuing education course for Oregon residential contractors, with one certificate. It repeats the lessons of our 5-hour and 8-hour courses.
What you’ll cover
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Building Science, Business Practices, Safety and Structural Topics