What does the signature of the service person or inspector on the red tag certify?

What does the signature of the service person or inspector on the red tag certify?

• A. It certifies that the impairments listed constitute an emergency impairment
• B. It certifies completion of repairs
• C. It certifies the tag was issued by a licensed firm
• D. It certifies the building is safe to occupy

Answer: (B)

The signature on the red tag certifies that the repairs listed have been completed. When a fire protection component or system is found to be impaired, a red tag is placed to indicate the issue and to keep the system out of service until repairs are done. Once the service person completes the necessary work, they sign the tag to confirm that the listed problems have been addressed and the system is ready for the next steps (such as testing or re-commissioning). This sign-off does not relate to occupancy safety or who issued the tag, but specifically to the completion of the required repairs.

The signature on the red tag certifies that the repairs listed have been completed. When a fire protection component or system is found to be impaired, a red tag is placed to indicate the issue and to keep the system out of service until repairs are done. Once the service person completes the necessary work, they sign the tag to confirm that the listed problems have been addressed and the system is ready for the next steps (such as testing or re-commissioning). This sign-off does not relate to occupancy safety or who issued the tag, but specifically to the completion of the required repairs.