States / New York
New York fire protection licensing
| Trade | Status | Agency | NICET | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Sprinkler | No state license – local rules | No statewide sprinkler license; NYC Dept. of Buildings issues Master Fire Suppression Piping Contractor (Class A/B/C) | — | source |
| Fire Alarm | Not yet verified | — | — | — |
| Inspection, Testing & Maintenance (ITM) | Not yet verified | — | — | — |
| Special Hazards / Suppression | Not yet verified | — | — | — |
Adopted NFPA editions Coming soon · being verified
NFPA 13: not yet verified · NFPA 72: not yet verified · NFPA 25: not yet verified
Fire Sprinkler No state license – local rules
- Issuing agency
- No statewide sprinkler license; NYC Dept. of Buildings issues Master Fire Suppression Piping Contractor (Class A/B/C)
- License / certification types
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- NICET level
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- State exam
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Experience / hours
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Continuing education
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Renewal cycle
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Reciprocity
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Fees
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Notes
- A state sprinkler-fitter licensing bill (A377) has been proposed but is not law.
Source: official page · checked 2026-10-16
Fire Alarm Not yet verified
We have not yet confirmed New York's rules for fire alarms from an official state source. Check with the New York State Fire Marshal or contractor licensing board, and your local AHJ.
Inspection, Testing & Maintenance (ITM) Not yet verified Coming soon · being verified
We have not yet confirmed New York's rules for sprinkler & alarm inspections from an official state source. Check with the New York State Fire Marshal or contractor licensing board, and your local AHJ.
Special Hazards / Suppression Not yet verified Coming soon · being verified
We have not yet confirmed New York's rules for suppression systems from an official state source. Check with the New York State Fire Marshal or contractor licensing board, and your local AHJ.
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