This two-hour course explores the design, performance, and installation of concrete roof tile systems in high-wind and hurricane-prone regions, with a focus on requirements contained within the Florida Building Code. Participants will begin with a practical look at concrete tile roofing systems, including material characteristics, long-term performance, and their role in protecting the building envelope. From there, the course shifts into the code-driven requirements that shape roofing design in Florida, including wind loads, uplift pressures, roof slope considerations, and system components such as underlayments, flashings, and attachment methods. A significant portion of the course focuses on installation practices outlined in the FRSA–TRI Florida High Wind Concrete and Clay Tile Installation Manual, which serves as a primary reference for roof tile installation in Florida. These practices are connected directly to Florida Building Code requirements and high-wind design principles used in hurricane-prone regions, including considerations for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. By the end of the program, participants will have a clearer understanding of how concrete roof tile systems can be specified and detailed to meet Florida Building Code requirements while supporting durable, weather-resistant roofing assemblies that protect occupant health, safety, and welfare.