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Fire Protection - Electrical Stream Occupational - Certify - Emergency Lighting

The licence for the person who does this work with their own hands. For certifying emergency lighting, the lights that keep working when the power fails so people can get out.

53 licensees on QBCC’s register hold this class. 0 hold it as a contractor licence, so can sign a contract with you directly.

What this licence covers
  • Certifying emergency lighting

Not covered

  • Inspecting and testing the equipment, which needs a separate inspect and test licence

Good to know

This is an occupational licence. It lets the holder do the work with their own hands. A business that offers the work needs the contractor licence for the same class.

Fire protection licences cover the fire safety equipment in a building. You’ll mostly see them on apartment blocks, offices, shops and other larger buildings.

To certify means to sign a certificate saying the equipment still meets its design, usually after a yearly check.

All licensees

Contractors who can sign a contract with you are listed first, then everyone else, by name.