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Iowa Code § 100B.6 - Fire service training bureau
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The council must help run the fire service training bureau, and bureau programs may include certain fire service personnel and related government workers.
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The council must help run the fire service training bureau, and bureau programs may include certain fire service personnel and related government workers.
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The commissioner of public safety appoints the fire service training bureau administrator with council approval, and the state fire marshal directs the administrator’s training-bureau duties.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including alarm system, contractor, installer, department, director, false alarm, maintenance inspection, and responsible managing employee.
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A political subdivision may not adopt or enforce a measure that makes an alarm system contractor pay fees or fines for false alarms, emergency response to false alarms, or certain alarm-system permits.
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An alarm system contractor may keep collecting certain permit-related fees until December 31, 2020, must pay the collected fees to the political subdivision or its designee, and those fees are not subject to audit by the political subdivision or its designee.
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A person cannot work as certain fire or alarm system contractors or installers without the required certificate, and responsible managing employees are limited in how many contractors they can be designated for.
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Certain contractors and installers must apply for a certificate, provide required application information, and report changes to the director.
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Fire extinguishing system contractors and alarm system contractors must maintain specified operations liability insurance.
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The director must make rules and may suspend or revoke contractor or installer certificates when listed compliance problems occur.
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This chapter does not override certain permit fees, state or local building-code enforcement powers, or some fire-protection licensing limits.
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The director must administer this chapter and may adopt necessary rules under chapter 17A.
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A person who violates this chapter can be guilty of a simple misdemeanor, and the director may also impose a civil penalty of up to $500 per day and adopt enforcement rules.
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The department must keep fees collected under this chapter as appropriated receipts and use them only to cover the costs of administering the chapter.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including several fire protection and licensing terms.
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The director may issue a fire protection system installer and maintenance worker license without examination to a qualifying nonresident applicant.
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This chapter does not apply to certain engineers, people doing only routine maintenance, or plumbers working within their license scope.
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A governmental subdivision may not stop a licensed person from doing licensed work or impose extra licensing requirements on that person.
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The director may issue a temporary fire protection system installer and maintenance worker license if the applicant meets listed conditions, and the license lasts 90 days.
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Fire protection system installation and maintenance generally require a current, valid license, with listed exceptions.
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The director must issue certain fire protection system installer and maintenance worker licenses to applicants who meet listed requirements.