What are the two types of electrical licenses available in Florida?

In Florida, the two types of electrical licenses available are Certified and Registered. A Certified license allows the holder to work throughout the entire state of Florida without any restrictions, giving them the capability to perform electrical work in any municipality or county. This type of license often requires passing a state examination and meeting specific educational and experience requirements.

On the other hand, a Registered license is typically issued by a local jurisdiction or municipality, meaning that the holder can only perform electrical work within that specific area. While both licenses signify that an electrician has met certain standards and requirements, the Certified license provides broader opportunities for work, while the Registered license is more limited regionally.

The other options do not accurately reflect the formal categories of electrical licenses in Florida. Being "Licensed and Unlicensed" does not specify the types of licenses, while "General and Specialized" and "Professional and Amateur" do not correspond to the specific licensing categories used in the Florida electrical licensing framework.