All
individuals working in the State of Arkansas must be licensed.
The individual must be employed by a licensed company, submit
a licensing application and pass an examination for each type
system they wish to perform.
The
examinations are
- Portable
Fire Extinguishers
- Class
A Hydrostatic
- Class
B Hydrostatic
- Wet/Dry
Chemical Systems
- Halon
- CO2
- Responsible
Managing Employee
- Sprinkler
Inspector
- Clean Agent
A score of at least 90% is required to pass the examination.
A certificate
of training from the distributor or an affidavit of training
for each brand and type must accompany the application for
Fixed Fire Suppression examinations. The affidavit of training
is used the same as above. Training can only be performed
by an individual having a certificate of training from the
distributor. An individual trained and licensed by affidavit
cannot train or submit an affidavit for another person. The
training certificate from the distributor must be attached
to the affidavit.
Examination Information
1. Application and appropriate fees should be received no
later than one (1) week prior to testing date.
2. Call
the AFPLB office to schedule the examination date. When calling
please have the following information:
(a)
name and individual license number ( if the individual has
been assigned a number) of individual to be tested
(b) name of company and the company license number
(c) examination(s) to be taken and the number of times the
examination has previously been taken
(d) tentative date for testing
3. A maximum
of 15 individuals will be allowed to test on each test date.
4. Should
the requested test date not be available testing will be arranged
for the next test date or for the date mutually agreed on
between the AFPLB and the applicant and/or employer.
5. Individuals
not able to test on the scheduled date must call the office
as soon as possible to reschedule testing
6. Testing
is scheduled for the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Exceptions
to the testing schedule will be holidays and Board meetings.
7. Testing
will begin at 8:30 AM and continue until 4:00 PM.
8. Test
results will be available on test date.
9. Test
applications must be completed for each test.
10. Applications
for a Fixed Fire Suppression license must be accompanied by
a certificate of training or an affidavit of training for
each brand.
11. Training
information should accompany the initial test application
ONLY.
12. A
score of at least 90% is required in order to pass each examination.
To Schedule an examination or obtain additional information
please
call 501-661-7903.
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| Examination/Individual
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- Portable
Fire Extinguishers
- Class
A Hydrostatic
- Class
B Hydrostatic
- Wet/Dry
Chemical System
- Halon
- Carbon
Dioxide
- Sprinkler
Inspector
- Responsible
Managing Employee
Clean Agent
(A
single application has been developed for use by all applicants.
Please read the application carefully and complete those
sections that apply to your particular testing, attach
any required documentation and submit the appropriate
fee(s) for your testing.) |
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