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Florida Fire Equipment Dealer (Portable + Pre-Engineered)
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Florida requires a State Fire Marshal licence (held by the dealer business qualifier) or permit (held by each technician) to service portable fire extinguishers and pre-engineered systems. Each exam is 100 questions, closed book, 70% to pass.
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