Importance of Continued Education
Continued education is essential for a variety of reasons. Many states require licensing, making continued education a necessary part of the renewal process. If you’re seeking to gain or renew your professional license, engaging in continued education is a crucial step. Additionally, if you plan to apply for permits for specific projects, these permits often require proof of completed education before being issued.
Professional Development and License Renewal
Professional development goes hand-in-hand with license renewal, and Zota Professional Training offers courses tailored to meet these needs. Whether it’s the lead renovator certification initial course, the refresher course, or other specialized training programs, Zota Professional Training provides education that supports both professional development and compliance with licensing and permitting requirements. It’s important to ensure that your continuing education meets the standards set by the local municipalities responsible for issuing your licenses or permits.
Meeting Your Wants and Needs
At Zota Professional Training, we understand that continuing education should not only fulfill licensing and certification requirements but also meet the professional and practical needs of our clients. Our courses are designed to provide valuable, applicable knowledge that professionals can use in their work, ensuring a dual benefit. Not only will you satisfy certification requirements, but you will also gain insights and skills that are directly applicable to your daily business activities and professional responsibilities.
Why Choose Zota Professional Training?
By choosing Zota Professional Training, you can be confident that the continuing education you receive is approved by relevant authorities and meets both your professional wants and regulatory needs. Our courses are crafted to ensure you don’t just sit through sessions to earn credits but actively engage in learning that will enhance your knowledge, skills, and career.
Contact Zota Professional Training today to enroll in courses that will help you meet your certification, licensing, and professional development goals.
Minnesota Continuing Education Requirements for Residential Contractors
STATUTE: 326B.821 CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry requires a qualifying person of a residential building contractor licensee to provide proof of completion of 14 hours of approved continuing education to include 1 hour of energy per two-year licensure period.
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EPA Lead Renovator Certification Initial Course (8 CEUs)
Designed for compliance with the EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule. This course is intended for all contractors and professionals responsible for projects performed on a pre-1978 residential property or child-occupied facility. Search for available Minnesota courses by location HERE.
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EPA Lead Renovator Certification Refresher Course (4 CEUs)
Stay up to date! Designed for compliance with the EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule. This course is intended for individuals who have previously been lead-safe certified. Search for available Minnesota courses by location HERE.
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Construction Essentials: Asbestos Awareness, Mold Mitigation, & Energy Conservation (7 CEUs)
This 3-part continuing education course is designed to identify sound building practices to promote energy conservation and to provide safe work practices to maintain a healthy work environment. Part 1: Asbestos Awareness for construction and maintenance activity. Part 2: Mold remediation and clean-up utilizing industry guidelines and recommendations. Part 3: Details Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) types, configurations, advantages, economics ROI, capabilities, and thermal properties, applications.
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Building Energy – Structural Insulated Panels Training (1 CEU)
Designed for contractors and remodelers, this 1-hour building energy conservation training course will demonstrate how building with Structural Insulated Panels (SIP’s) can increase your project efficiency while delivering a state-of-the-art “green energy” product. This building energy training course provides detailed information on Structural Insulated Panels types, configurations, advantages, economics ROI, capabilities, thermal properties, applications.
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