Which license identifier is required on yellow tags?

Which license identifier is required on yellow tags?

• A. License number of RME
• B. Contractor license number
• C. Fire marshal's license
• D. Owner's license

Answer: (A)

The tag identifies who is legally responsible for the installation. In Texas fire sprinkler work, the yellow tag must display the license number of the Responsible Managing Employee (RME) who supervises the installation. This “RME” License number ties the work to a licensed individual, ensuring accountability and that the installer was properly supervised by a qualified professional. The contractor’s license number, the fire marshal’s license, or an owner’s license aren’t the identifiers used on the tag to prove who supervised and approved the installation. The RME’s license number on the tag provides a clear, traceable link to the person legally responsible for the work.

The tag identifies who is legally responsible for the installation. In Texas fire sprinkler work, the yellow tag must display the license number of the Responsible Managing Employee (RME) who supervises the installation. This “RME” License number ties the work to a licensed individual, ensuring accountability and that the installer was properly supervised by a qualified professional. The contractor’s license number, the fire marshal’s license, or an owner’s license aren’t the identifiers used on the tag to prove who supervised and approved the installation. The RME’s license number on the tag provides a clear, traceable link to the person legally responsible for the work.