Sprinkler fitter definition

Sprinkler fitter means a qualified person to oversee:
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Sprinkler fitter. Fire Protection Worker means a fitter/worker who can undertake all work in connection with preparing, erecting, fitting, fixing, commissioning, altering, overhauling, repairing or testing of apparatus, pipes and/or fittings including the fixing and connecting of tanks, valves, water supplies, pumps, gauges, or alarms for systems for the detection, extinguishment and/or control of fires and/or all pipes and/or fittings for conveyance of water, air and/or gas and/or chemical compounds and/or pipes and fittings for hydrant and hose reel services.
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Sprinkler fitter means a person other than an apprentice who is registered with the administrator and who installs fire suppression systems. "sprinkler fitter" does not include a person who performs maintenance and repair on fire suppression systems as a part of his or her employment. a sprinkler fitter does not include a person who performs work exclusively on cross-connection control devices or a person who performs work exclusively on an underground system. "sprinkler fitter" does not include a person performing work on his or her own home.
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Sprinkler fitter means a person other than an apprentice
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