If a technician's certification is suspended, can they still work on fire alarm systems?

In situations where a technician's certification is suspended, they may still be able to work on fire alarm systems under specific conditions. When it states that they can work if employed by a certified company, it highlights a provision where the company's certified status can potentially cover the technician's inability to work independently due to their suspended certification.

This is often a provision within regulatory frameworks to ensure that while individual technicians may face restrictions due to certification issues, companies that hold valid certifications can still employ individuals and maintain compliance with safety and operational standards. Therefore, the focus is on the collective responsibility of the certified company to oversee and validate the work being performed, with adherence to safety protocols and legal guidelines.

The other options suggest scenarios where the technician would be entirely barred from working, which does not consider the regulatory structure that allows for indirect oversight and employment within certified organizations, offering a path for the technician to remain involved in the field.