New Mexico / Inspection, Testing & Maintenance (ITM)
Do I need a license to inspect fire sprinklers in New Mexico?
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State license required
Yes. New Mexico requires a state license or certification for sprinkler & alarm inspections, issued by New Mexico State Fire Marshal.
- Issuing agency
- New Mexico State Fire Marshal
- License / certification types
- Certificate of Fitness required to install, inspect, maintain, service, tag or repair fire protection equipment/systems
- NICET level
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- State exam
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Experience / hours
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Continuing education
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Renewal cycle
- Up to 2 years
- Reciprocity
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Fees
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
- Notes
- Not stated in source / not yet verified
Source: official page · checked 2026-10-16
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