Online Continuing Education
Florida Coastal Permitting for Engineers: CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, Sovereign Submerged Lands & USACE Coordination
A 4 PDH course on Florida coastal permitting for practicing engineers, including CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, sovereign submerged lands, coastal ERP coordination, federal USACE coordination, environmental constraints, and current rule/status changes.
4 CEH/PDH
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Online
Course # ENG-019
Pertinent to Engineering / Civil Engineering Practice
4 CEH/PDH
Continuing education credit
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Profession
Professional Engineer
Credit
4 CEH/PDH
Category
Pertinent to Engineering / Civil Engineering Practice
State eligibility
Required CE: Florida
Florida PE provider credential:
Florida Board of Professional Engineers (FBPE) · Provider #0010920 · current through May 31, 2027.
Provider status is separate from individual course approval. Course-specific approval is identified separately when applicable.
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Florida: Pass the 10-question final examination with a score of at least 70%. Retakes are permitted until passed.
What You'll Learn
A 4 PDH course on Florida coastal permitting for practicing engineers, including CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, sovereign submerged lands, coastal ERP coordination, federal USACE coordination, environmental constraints, and current rule/status changes.
- Pertinent to Engineering / Civil Engineering Practice
Course Outline
- 01Florida Coastal Permitting for Engineers
About This Course
This 4-PDH course teaches practicing Florida engineers to build and control a permit basis for coastal projects involving CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, Environmental Resource Permitting, sovereign submerged lands, and federal USACE Sections 10, 404, and 408.
Learners work through jurisdiction screening, survey and datum control, dredge/fill and coastal-process considerations, agency coordination, requests for additional information, permit conditions, construction deviations, and closeout records using an integrated coastal project case.
The course includes six guided modules and a 10-question final examination. A score of 70% is required to pass; retakes are permitted until passed.
Course Expert
Gerald M. Ward, P.E.
Coastal Engineering, Water Resources & Environmental Permitting
Gerald M. Ward is a Florida-licensed coastal and environmental consulting engineer with experience in shoreline protection, water resources, hydrographic studies, navigation dredging, and environmental permitting. His background includes federal commissioned survey service and documented public-planning contributions in Florida.
Coastal EngineeringShoreline ProjectsEnvironmental PermittingWater Resources
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What's Included
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$15.00