What must be included on a red tag regarding the service person's or inspector's verification?

• A. Signature of service person or inspector
• B. Witness initials
• C. Notary seal
• D. Supervisor's initials

Answer: (A)

The main idea is accountability: the red tag must tie the verification to the person who actually performed the service or the inspector who conducted the inspection. A signature from the service person or inspector provides a direct, identifiable authorization that the work was completed or the inspection was done and that the information on the tag is verified. This personal signature creates a traceable record for authorities and building owners, ensuring the verification isn’t just a date or note from someone else.

Witness initials don’t establish who did the work, a notary seal isn’t required for routine field verification, and supervisor’s initials aren’t the standard means of confirming the individual responsible for the service or inspection.