Which statement correctly describes a person licensed under Subchapter E, Chapter 981?

• A. A person who inspects sprinklers.
• B. A government employee.
• C. A builder.
• D. An individual, firm, or corporation licensed under Subchapter E, Chapter 981.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is who is authorized to hold the license for fire sprinkler work under Texas law. Subchapter E, Chapter 981 defines licensees as an individual, firm, or corporation that is licensed to perform fire sprinkler contracting work. That means the license isn’t limited to a single person or a specific job role—it can be issued to a person working alone or to a business entity such as a firm or corporation. That broad definition is why the correct description is that an individual, firm, or corporation licensed under Subchapter E, Chapter 981 is the proper phrasing for someone licensed under this rule. The other options don’t capture the licensing scope: inspecting sprinklers, being a government employee, or being a builder aren’t themselves the formal license holder described by the statute.