Just The Basics: 3-Hour Continuing Competency Course for 2026 Renewal
Prepare for your 2026 Michigan Builders License Renewal with this efficient, in-person 3-hour Continuing Competency course taught by Sid Woryn, Michigan’s most experienced construction instructor. This streamlined in-person session delivers everything you need to satisfy your state-mandated requirement while providing real-world knowledge that protects your business from unnecessary risk.
As a Licensed Michigan Proprietary School approved by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA), we’ve designed this course specifically for Michigan builders who want to complete their requirement efficiently without sacrificing quality or relevance. Sid’s instruction focuses on what truly matters: the Michigan Building Code, legal essentials, and MIOSHA jobsite safety, so you can operate confidently and reduce liability on every project.
Choose the date and location that fits your schedule. Attend one morning or afternoon session and walk out with your certificate of completion, personally issued by Sid Woryn.
What You’ll Learn
In just three hours, you’ll cover key updates across three critical areas:
1 Hour – Michigan Building Code & Safety Updates
Learn practical code compliance principles that prevent inspection delays and rework:
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Updated framing and fastener specifications
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Soil boring and foundation waterproofing requirements
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Brick tie, sleeve, and anchor hardware applications
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Real-world examples of failed inspections and how to avoid them
1 Hour – Business & Law – Protect Your Bottom Line
Gain a working understanding of Michigan’s legal framework for builders:
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The Michigan Building Contract Fund Act and how to avoid payment violations
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Lien law essentials: notices of furnishing, notices of commencement, and payment protection
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Workers’ compensation requirements and documentation
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Contract and change order management best practices
1 Hour – MIOSHA Rules & Jobsite Safety Updates
Sid covers the MIOSHA standards every builder must know:
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Current MIOSHA enforcement trends and citation focus areas
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“Competent person” designation and its job-site importance
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Fall protection, scaffolding, and silica dust regulations
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PPE, tool safety, and maintaining complete MIOSHA documentation
What’s Included
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Course Completion Certificate (Issued On-Site)
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Step-by-Step Online Tutorial for navigating the LARA renewal process
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NEW: 90 Minutes of Free Bonus Training — 3 short expert-led videos on pricing strategies and team efficiency (link provided with your registration confirmation)
Why Choose This Course
Every topic is drawn from real Michigan jobsite experience. Sid Woryn’s decades of field knowledge give you the clarity and confidence to identify small issues before they become big problems, saving time, money, and frustration.
Meet your requirement, sharpen your skills, and leave prepared for a successful renewal year.
Reminder: A Code Book is Required to Renew your Michigan Builders License.
State law requires you to have a current copy of the Michigan Residential Code book to renew your license. The Michigan Residential Code 2015 is the most current version available. If you do not have a Michigan Residential Code book, you may add one to your order by clicking "Add" for the code book shown to the left. You will be able to choose your shipping options during checkout.