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How do I inspect or test fire protection systems in my building (sprinkler, fire alarm, commercial kitchen hood, etc.)?

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How do I inspect or test fire protection systems in my building (sprinkler, fire alarm, commercial kitchen hood, etc.)?

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Due to complexities within the fire code and testing standards, the State requires contractors meeting certain minimum requirements to conduct semi and annual inspection/testing on fire protection systems. Contractors are required to submit copies of these test reports to the Fire Marshal’s Office where someone reviews the report for completeness. Reports can be mailed or faxed to the above address. Contractors who do not follow the appropriate testing standard can be subject to enforcement penalties. Test reports submitted by contractors are required to indicate if a complete test was conducted or reasons why only portions of the system were tested (i.e. customer wouldn’t pay for entire testing). Incomplete reports or deficiencies marked on confidence test reports can result in a special inspection (and additional fee) to the property by fire inspectors. Businesses are encouraged to find properly licensed contractors who are able to inspect and maintain the system with the adopted sta

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