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Key Facts: Utah S370 Fire Suppression Exam
S370
Contractor classification
Utah DOPL
Separate program
SFM inspection/testing registration
Utah State Fire Marshal
DOPL’s S370 application identifies a B100 route or sprinkler-fitting training/experience plus the NITC STAR Fire Sprinklerfitting Mastery exam or an approved equivalent. Check your qualifying route before buying exam materials.
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1Which state agency oversees fire sprinkler system licensing and certification in Utah?
A.Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL)
B.Utah State Fire Marshal's Office
C.Utah Department of Commerce
D.Utah Division of Building Safety
Explanation: The Utah State Fire Marshal's Office, under the Department of Public Safety, oversees the Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Inspecting and Testing Certification program, including licensing for fire sprinkler contractors and technicians.
2What is the administrative rule number that governs fire sprinkler systems in Utah?
A.R710-3
B.R710-5
C.R710-9
D.R156-55a
Explanation: Utah Administrative Rule R710-5 contains the State Fire Marshal's administrative rules governing fire sprinkler systems, including licensing, certification, and operational requirements.
3How many levels of certification exist in Utah's Automatic Fire Sprinkler System Inspecting and Testing Certification program?
A.Two levels
B.Three levels
C.Four levels
D.Five levels
Explanation: Utah's program consists of four levels: Technician I, Technician II, Technician III, and Master Technician. Each level builds upon the previous one with additional examination and skills requirements.
4What systems does the Utah Technician I certification cover?
A.Dry pipe and deluge systems only
B.Wet pipe sprinkler systems, antifreeze sprinkler systems, and standpipes
C.All water-based fire protection systems
D.Fire pumps and water storage tanks only
Explanation: Technician I in Utah covers wet pipe sprinkler systems, antifreeze sprinkler systems, and standpipes. Candidates must pass a written examination and complete the manipulative skills task book for these systems.
5What additional systems does the Utah Technician II certification cover beyond Technician I?
A.Foam-water sprinkler systems and water spray fixed systems
B.Dry pipe, deluge, preaction, combined dry pipe-preaction systems, fire pumps, and water storage tanks
C.Only residential sprinkler systems under NFPA 13D
D.Underground fire service mains
Explanation: Utah Technician II must pass all Technician I requirements plus a written examination on dry pipe sprinkler systems, deluge sprinkler systems, preaction sprinkler systems, combined dry pipe-preaction systems, fire pumps, and water storage tanks, and complete the manipulative skills task book.
6What is required for the Utah Master Technician certification?
A.10 years of field experience and a state-administered exam
B.Successful completion of NICET III in Inspection and Testing of Water-based Systems and completion of the manipulative skills task book
C.A fire protection engineering degree
D.Completion of Technician I, II, and III exams only
Explanation: The Utah Master Technician must have successfully completed and be certified as NICET III in Inspection and Testing of Water-based Systems, and complete the manipulative skills task book.
7What NFPA standards are the Utah fire sprinkler exams primarily based on?
A.NFPA 13, NFPA 72, and NFPA 101
B.NFPA 13, NFPA 14, NFPA 20, and NFPA 25
C.NFPA 13 and NFPA 72 only
D.NFPA 25 only
Explanation: Utah fire sprinkler exams draw from NFPA 13 (Installation of Sprinkler Systems), NFPA 14 (Installation of Standpipe & Hose Systems), NFPA 20 (Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection), and NFPA 25 (Inspection, Testing & Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems).
8Are the Utah fire sprinkler certification exams open-book or closed-book?
A.Closed-book with no references allowed
B.Open-book with the relevant NFPA standards and R710-5 rules
C.Partially open-book with only NFPA 13 allowed
D.Computer-based with built-in references
Explanation: All Utah fire sprinkler certification examinations are open-book. Candidates may use NFPA 13, 14, 20, 25, and the Utah State Fire Marshal's Administrative Rules R710-5 during the exam.
9What must a fire sprinkler contractor provide to the Utah State Fire Marshal's Office as part of licensing?
A.A performance bond only
B.Proof of public liability insurance
C.A surety bond and letter of credit
D.Workers' compensation insurance only
Explanation: Per Utah R710-5, proof of public liability insurance from the certificate holder or employing concern must be provided to the State Fire Marshal's Office as part of the licensing requirements.
10Who is qualified to design fire sprinkler systems in Utah according to the Unified Fire Authority?
A.Any licensed plumber
B.NICET Level III or better in Water-Based Fire Protection Systems Layout, a Fire Protection Engineer, or a Licensed Engineer with specific fire protection training
C.Any general contractor
D.Only fire protection engineers
Explanation: The Unified Fire Authority requires system designers to hold NICET Level III or better in Water-Based Fire Protection Systems Layout, be a Fire Protection Engineer, or be a Licensed Engineer with specific additional fire protection system training.
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