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Sprinkler Fitter Licensing in Ontario

7/15/2015

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     It has been a long time in the works and a topic of much debate, but as of February 2017, being a 'qualified' sprinkler and fire protection installer will be mandatory in Ontario.  While the Red Seal for Fire Protection Installer has been around for a while and is mandatory in some jurisdictions, it never has been in Ontario.

     There is a process being implemented to grandfather and transition current sprinkler fitters into the accepted installers category.  There are timelines to transitioning and all fitters should be aware of their options.

      Keep posted for more information as timing is going to play a huge role in transitioning for many of the qualified workers in the trade.

    
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John
1/10/2017 02:13:21 pm

More of a question,as a maintenance tech we have been asked to do PM,s on sprinkler systems by putting system offline testing riser valve,s and sprinkler panel to insure trouble sent to panel?
In February will I be able to touch sprinkler valve ,s at all without being licianced

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Gerald Cook link
1/16/2021 12:18:18 am

Thanks for poosting this

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Manuel Escobar link
5/4/2022 10:11:31 am

The nation that does not have sprinkler fitting licensing requirements. If passed, the law would establish, Thank you for the beautiful post!

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goesann link
10/24/2022 06:02:46 am

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