Module R2, Part 1 — Private Security Act & TAC 35 Refresher

Q1. What is the maximum administrative penalty DPS can assess per violation, per day, for unlicensed alarm activity?

Q2. Per the module, what happens to a technician’s legal authority to perform regulated alarm work the moment their license expires?

Q3. Which of the following is NOT one of the DPS Private Security Bureau’s five regulatory functions described in the module?

Q4. Per the module, what authority does a DPS burglar alarm installer registration give a technician over fire alarm systems?

Q5. Under the licensing hierarchy described in the module, where does an individual alarm installer’s authority to work ultimately come from?

Q6. Per Rule 35.71 (Standards of Conduct), which of the following is one of the five conduct standards described in the module?

Q7. According to the module, what is the bright-line rule marking where an alarm installer’s wiring authority ends?

Q8. Per the module’s supervision scenarios, who is required to work under the direct supervision of a licensed installer?

Q9. Where should a complaint about a fire alarm issue (as opposed to a burglar alarm issue) be routed, per the module?

Q10. Per the module’s personal accountability checkpoints, where must a technician’s pocket card be at every job site?