Getting a fire protection license in New Mexico
For a portable fire extinguisher endorsement, a company files a signed, notarized affidavit that it can re-service and recharge all types of extinguishers to the latest NFPA 10 and agrees that its mobile and fixed facilities can be inspected during business hours.
Getting licensed in New Mexico
Supporting documents are required for both new and renewal certificate of fitness applications, and a missing document or license verification means automatic rejection.
Common questions
Who licenses fire protection companies in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, a certificate of fitness is the State Fire Marshal's verification of a fire protection installation, maintenance and inspection company's competence with a specific fire system, issued under 10.25.2 NMAC.