Texas Fire Alarm License Practice Test

When is a service label required to be used?

1. After a routine inspection

2. Before a service begins

3. After any service that corrects an issue noted on a yellow or red label

4. When the system is upgraded

The correct answer is: After any service that corrects an issue noted on a yellow or red label

A service label is required after any service that corrects an issue noted on a yellow or red label because these labels indicate that there were deficiencies or concerns identified during an inspection. The yellow label signifies that the system has a potential deficiency that needs to be addressed, while a red label indicates a more critical issue that renders the system inoperable or unsafe. Once the issues have been corrected, placing a service label ensures that it is formally documented that the necessary repairs or changes have been made, thus restoring the system to a compliant status. In contrast, while routine inspections and system upgrades are important parts of fire safety management, they do not inherently require the affixing of a service label unless they involve correcting issues noted on the yellow or red labels. Therefore, the correct answer emphasizes the need for proper documentation and assurance of safety after addressing specific deficiencies.