Pennsylvania HB1052 establishes a licensing system for fire-resistant material applicators and creates the Fireproofing Applicator Licensing Board.
HB1052 creates a licensing system for individuals applying fire-resistant materials in Pennsylvania. The Fireproofing Applicator Licensing Board is established to oversee the licensing process, including issuing and renewing certificates, setting standards for continuing education, and approving accredited training programs. The board can refuse to issue, revoke, or suspend licenses for violations such as bribery, fraud, or incompetence. The board also has the authority to levy fines and civil penalties for violations.
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