An individual must not personally carry out or personally supervise fire protection work unless they hold a fire protection occupational licence or another licence, registration or authorisation permitting it. Exceptions cover prescribed types of work done by technically qualified individuals for a licensed contractor of the relevant class, apprentices, trainees, students under supervision, pre-vocational work experience and prescribed transitional circumstances. A licensed contractor must not engage or direct an employee to carry out fire protection work unless the employee is authorised (s 42D, an executive liability provision). Maximum penalties 250, 300 and 350 penalty units or 1 year's imprisonment for a third offence or tier 1 defective work; an individual at the highest level commits a crime.
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