What is the difference between a certificate of competency and a certified elevator technician credential?
The difference between a certificate of competency (CC) and a certified elevator technician (CET) is the requirement for general liability insurance coverage. Section 399.01(15), Florida Statutes, states “Each certified elevator technician must annually register with the division and be covered by general liability insurance coverage in the minimum amounts set by the division.” The bureau recommends all CC holders who are working and are covered by general liability insurance coverage apply for a CET license. CET applicants must provide proof of general liability insurance coverage and a current CC. The CET license does not require the applicant pay an application fee.
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