What must occur within 5 days of attaching a yellow label?

The requirement to inform the property owner and local jurisdiction in writing within 5 days of attaching a yellow label is important for ensuring transparency and compliance with fire alarm regulations. A yellow label typically indicates that there is a defect or issue with the fire alarm system that could compromise safety. By notifying the property owner and the appropriate local authority, they can take immediate action to understand the situation, make necessary repairs, or ensure that safety measures are in place until the issue is resolved. This process is part of the responsibility placed on service providers to maintain public safety and keep relevant parties informed about potential hazards associated with fire alarm systems.

Other options might involve actions that are either unnecessary after the labeling or outside the regulatory framework. For example, redoing the service or conducting another inspection may not be mandated immediately within that timeframe. Additionally, applying for a new license is not relevant to the situation described, as attaching a yellow label does not impact the licensing status of the technician or the company.