Texas Fire Alarm License Practice Test

Which of the following must NOT be displayed on an inspection label?

1. Inspection date

2. Licensee signature

3. Inspection location

4. Type of inspection

The correct answer is: Inspection location

The inspection label is a vital part of maintaining and documenting the integrity of fire alarm systems. It serves to inform relevant parties about the status of the system and any actions taken regarding its inspection. While it's important for the inspection label to include details such as the inspection date, which indicates when the last inspection was performed, and the licensee signature, which verifies that the inspection was conducted by a qualified professional, it does not necessarily need to include the specific location of the inspection. The focus is generally on the verification of the service provided rather than the exact geographical location where the inspection occurred. Including the type of inspection is also crucial as it tells the parties concerned what kind of assessment has been done, such as whether it was an annual inspection, a semi-annual inspection, or any other specific type. Therefore, "inspection location" is the aspect that can be omitted from the label, given that it does not impact the validity or integrity of the inspection as clearly as the other elements do.