ICC Continuing Education

Certifications are valid for three years. Certificates must be renewed on or before the expiration date (when they become inactive) to be current. A few months prior to the time when your renewal is due, ICC will send a courtesy renewal notice to your last known address. If for any reason you do not receive this notice, you may obtain renewal information specific to your certification from the ICC website. Please note per ICC: you are responsible for renewing your certifications, whether or not you receive a renewal notice from ICC. Go here for renewal documents and information: "https://www.iccsafe.org/professional-development/certifications-and-testing/certification-reinstatement/"

During the three-year period prior to the renewal application date, you must accrue the number of continuing education units (CEUs) required for your certificate. Renewal is achieved by participating in continuing education and professional development activities. For example, a seminar you attended to earn CEUs must have been within three years prior to the expiration date (when the CEU becomes inactive). You must keep documents and records of each activity during the three-year renewal period. For questions regarding your ICC renewal, contact Certification Renewals, ICC at 888-ICC-SAFE [422-7233] Ext 3219 or visit their website here ["https://www.iccsafe.org/professional-development/certifications-and-testing/certification-reinstatement/"]