Texas § 2154.155 PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS OPERATOR'S LICENSE.

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§ 2154.155 — PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS OPERATOR'S LICENSE.

Texas § 2154.155

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 2154.155 (2026).

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Sec. 2154.155. PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS OPERATOR'S LICENSE.

(a)A person must be a licensed pyrotechnic special effects operator if the person assembles, conducts, and supervises proximate displays using Fireworks 1.3G or Fireworks 1.4G as defined in NFPA 1126 Standard of the Use of Pyrotechnics Before a Proximate Audience.

(b)The commissioner shall set and collect an annual pyrotechnic special effects operator's license fee in an amount not to exceed $100.

(c)To qualify for a pyrotechnic special effects operator's license, a person must take and pass an examination, if required, conducted by the commissioner through the state fire marshal's office.

(d)Unless the examination is administered by a testing service, a person shall be charged a nonrefundable initial examination fee in an

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Sec. 2154.155. PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS OPERATOR'S LICENSE. (a) A person must be a licensed pyrotechnic special effects operator if the person assembles, conducts, and supervises proximate displays using Fireworks 1.3G or Fireworks 1.4G as defined in NFPA 1126 Standard of the Use of Pyrotechnics Before a Proximate Audience.
(b) The commissioner shall set and collect an annual pyrotechnic special effects operator's license fee in an amount not to exceed $100.
(c) To qualify for a pyrotechnic special effects operator's license, a person must take and pass an examination, if required, conducted by the commissioner through the state fire marshal's office.
(d) Unless the examination is administered by a testing service, a person shall be charged a nonrefundable initial examination fee in an amount not to exceed $50. Unless the reexamination is administered by a testing service, a person shall be charged a nonrefundable fee in an amount not to exceed $20 for each reexamination.