TENNESSEE ALARM SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR
EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
JUST RELEASED
1.
A Tennessee alarm systems contractor is best described as a person or
company that:
A. Only installs residential burglar alarms
B. Sells, installs, services, or monitors covered alarm and detection
systems
C. Only manufactures alarm equipment
D. Performs only electrical wiring above 70 volts
Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee defines an alarm systems contractor broadly to
include entities selling, installing, servicing, or monitoring alarm
systems and related detection devices. (
2.
Which classification is specifically recognized under Tennessee's Alarm
Systems Contractors program?
A. Plumbing Systems
B. Roofing Systems
C. Fire Alarm Systems
D. Structural Concrete
,Answer: C
Rationale: Tennessee recognizes Fire Alarm Systems as one of four
principal alarm contractor classifications available to qualifying agents
and companies. ()
3.
Which of the following is NOT one of Tennessee's four primary alarm
contractor classifications?
A. Burglar Alarm Systems
B. Monitoring
C. CCTV
D. Electrical Transmission Lines
Answer: D
Rationale: The four alarm classifications are Fire Alarm Systems, Burglar
Alarm Systems, Monitoring, and Closed-Circuit Television. ()
4.
A company wants to obtain certification as a Tennessee alarm systems
contractor. What key individual must it employ?
A. County electrical inspector
B. Designated Qualifying Agent
C. Building permit clerk
D. Registered architect
,Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee requires an alarm contractor company to apply
and employ a licensed Designated Qualifying Agent in a management
role. ()
5.
The company and its Designated Qualifying Agent must generally:
A. Hold unrelated classifications
B. Hold the same classifications
C. Have different classifications
D. Hold only a general contractor license
Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee specifically requires the contractor company and
its Designated Qualifying Agent to maintain corresponding
classifications for the services provided. ()
6.
Which classification primarily concerns systems used to detect
unauthorized entry, intrusion, burglary, or theft?
A. Burglar Alarm Systems
B. Fire Alarm Systems
C. Monitoring only
D. CCTV only
, Answer: A
Rationale: Burglar Alarm Systems classification addresses alarm
systems designed to detect burglary, intrusion, breaking and entering,
theft, and related security events.
7.
A company primarily provides centralized alarm signal receiving and
response services. Which classification is most directly applicable?
A. CCTV
B. Monitoring
C. Fire Alarm Systems
D. Burglar Alarm Systems only
Answer: B
Rationale: Monitoring is a distinct Tennessee classification covering
alarm signal monitoring services and associated operational
responsibilities. ()
8.
CCTV in Tennessee alarm contractor classifications refers to:
A. Centralized Telephone Verification
B. Closed-Circuit Television
C. Computerized Technical Verification
D. Commercial Telephone Television
EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
JUST RELEASED
1.
A Tennessee alarm systems contractor is best described as a person or
company that:
A. Only installs residential burglar alarms
B. Sells, installs, services, or monitors covered alarm and detection
systems
C. Only manufactures alarm equipment
D. Performs only electrical wiring above 70 volts
Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee defines an alarm systems contractor broadly to
include entities selling, installing, servicing, or monitoring alarm
systems and related detection devices. (
2.
Which classification is specifically recognized under Tennessee's Alarm
Systems Contractors program?
A. Plumbing Systems
B. Roofing Systems
C. Fire Alarm Systems
D. Structural Concrete
,Answer: C
Rationale: Tennessee recognizes Fire Alarm Systems as one of four
principal alarm contractor classifications available to qualifying agents
and companies. ()
3.
Which of the following is NOT one of Tennessee's four primary alarm
contractor classifications?
A. Burglar Alarm Systems
B. Monitoring
C. CCTV
D. Electrical Transmission Lines
Answer: D
Rationale: The four alarm classifications are Fire Alarm Systems, Burglar
Alarm Systems, Monitoring, and Closed-Circuit Television. ()
4.
A company wants to obtain certification as a Tennessee alarm systems
contractor. What key individual must it employ?
A. County electrical inspector
B. Designated Qualifying Agent
C. Building permit clerk
D. Registered architect
,Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee requires an alarm contractor company to apply
and employ a licensed Designated Qualifying Agent in a management
role. ()
5.
The company and its Designated Qualifying Agent must generally:
A. Hold unrelated classifications
B. Hold the same classifications
C. Have different classifications
D. Hold only a general contractor license
Answer: B
Rationale: Tennessee specifically requires the contractor company and
its Designated Qualifying Agent to maintain corresponding
classifications for the services provided. ()
6.
Which classification primarily concerns systems used to detect
unauthorized entry, intrusion, burglary, or theft?
A. Burglar Alarm Systems
B. Fire Alarm Systems
C. Monitoring only
D. CCTV only
, Answer: A
Rationale: Burglar Alarm Systems classification addresses alarm
systems designed to detect burglary, intrusion, breaking and entering,
theft, and related security events.
7.
A company primarily provides centralized alarm signal receiving and
response services. Which classification is most directly applicable?
A. CCTV
B. Monitoring
C. Fire Alarm Systems
D. Burglar Alarm Systems only
Answer: B
Rationale: Monitoring is a distinct Tennessee classification covering
alarm signal monitoring services and associated operational
responsibilities. ()
8.
CCTV in Tennessee alarm contractor classifications refers to:
A. Centralized Telephone Verification
B. Closed-Circuit Television
C. Computerized Technical Verification
D. Commercial Telephone Television
