1. (a) Types of licenses.

   1. (1) Fire alarm technician license--For installing, inspecting, servicing, testing, maintaining, monitoring, and certifying fire alarm or fire detection devices and systems.
   2. (2) Fire alarm monitoring technician license--For the monitoring of fire alarm or fire detection devices and systems.
   3. (3) Residential fire alarm superintendent single station license--For planning, installing, certifying, inspecting, testing, servicing, and maintaining to single station smoke or heat detectors which are not a part of or connected to any other detection device or system in single-family or two-family residences.
   4. (4) Residential fire alarm superintendent license--For planning, installing, certifying, inspecting, testing, servicing, monitoring, and maintaining fire alarm or fire detection devices and systems in single-family or two-family residences.
   5. (5) Fire alarm planning superintendent license--For planning, installing, certifying, inspecting, testing, servicing, monitoring, and maintaining fire alarm or fire detection devices.
2. (b) Posting. Wall licenses must be posted conspicuously for public view at the firm's business location.
3. (c) Pocket license. A licensee must carry a pocket license for identification while engaged in the activities of the business.
4. (d) Duplicate license. A duplicate license must be obtained from the state fire marshal to replace a lost or destroyed license. The license holder or registered firm must submit written notification of the loss or destruction without delay, accompanied by the required fee.
5. (e) Revised licenses. The change of a licensee's registered firm or mailing address requires a revised license. Within 14 days after the change requiring the revision, the license holder or registered firm must submit written notification of the necessary change accompanied by the required fee.

6. (f) Restrictions.

   1. (1) A licensee must not engage in any act of the business unless employed by or as an agent of a registered firm.
   2. (2) A registered firm must notify the state fire marshal within 14 days after termination of employment of a licensee.
   3. (3) Each person who engages in the activities of the business must have the appropriate license issued by the state fire marshal unless excepted from the licensing provisions by the Insurance Code, Article 5.43-2, §3(b).

Source Note:The provisions of this §34.611 adopted to be effective February 27, 1995, 20 TexReg 1021; amended to be effective December 4, 1996, 21 TexReg 11521; transferred effective September 1, 1997, as published in the Texas Register November 14, 1997, 22 TexReg 11091.