An ________ may only supervise the installation of a fire protection sprinkler system in one-and-two family dwelling.

An ________ may only supervise the installation of a fire protection sprinkler system in one-and-two family dwelling.

• A. RME-Dwelling
• B. RME-Underground
• C. RME-Dwelling Main
• D. RME-General

Answer: (D)

Supervisory classifications (RMEs) define who is licensed to oversee a project based on building type and the scope of work. For a fire protection sprinkler system installed in a one- or two-family dwelling, the designation that applies is the RME-General. This category is structured to cover residential sprinkler installations without venturing into the more specialized realms that handle underground piping, main-line work inside a building, or other restricted scenarios. In other words, the general RME has the appropriate authority to supervise simple, small-scale residential sprinkler installations, while the more specialized RMEs handle broader or more complex tasks. If the project involved larger or more complex systems, different RME classifications would come into play.

Supervisory classifications (RMEs) define who is licensed to oversee a project based on building type and the scope of work. For a fire protection sprinkler system installed in a one- or two-family dwelling, the designation that applies is the RME-General. This category is structured to cover residential sprinkler installations without venturing into the more specialized realms that handle underground piping, main-line work inside a building, or other restricted scenarios. In other words, the general RME has the appropriate authority to supervise simple, small-scale residential sprinkler installations, while the more specialized RMEs handle broader or more complex tasks. If the project involved larger or more complex systems, different RME classifications would come into play.