Licensure/Certification
Students with a bachelor's degree from an approved engineering program and four years of engineering experience are eligible to take the licensure examination. Upon passing the exam, a professional engineering license will be issued by the Board of Professional Engineers. Environmental specialists must have a degree in environmental science or related disciplines and must pass an examination offered by the Department of Health's Bureau of Facility Programs to be certified in on-site sewage treatment or food hygiene if they work for the Department of Health. The Florida and National Environmental Health Associations also offer a registration examination for all areas of environmental health. Continuing education hours are required every two years for relicensure.
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