The Certificate of Acceptance shall be signed by the person who is in charge of the acceptance testing for the scope of work identified on the Certificate of Acceptance. The Responsible Person shall be a licensed professional who is eligible under Division 3 of the Business and Professions code in the applicable classification, to take responsibility for the aspects of the system design, construction, or installation applicable to the scope of work identified on the Certificate of Acceptance. The Responsible Person shall review the information on the Certificate of Acceptance document and sign the document to certify compliance with the acceptance requirements. The Responsible Person shall assume responsibility for the acceptance testing work performed by the Field Technician agent(s) or employee(s), and if necessary shall interview the person who performed the acceptance test work in order to ascertain whether the testing work reported on the Certificate of Acceptance was completed as reported and is consistent with the Responsible Person's expectation. The Responsible Person may also perform the required acceptance testing work, and in that case shall also sign as the Field Technician on the Certificate of Acceptance document.

The Field Technician is responsible for performing the acceptance test procedures and documenting the results on the Certificate of Acceptance document. The Field Technician shall sign the Certificate of Acceptance to certify that the information provided on the Certificate of Acceptance is true and correct. Field Technicians shall be certified Acceptance Test Technicians (ATT) when required by Sections 10-103.1 or 10-103.2.

Documentation Authors who provide administrative support for document preparation for Certificate of Acceptance documentation shall sign a declaration statement on the documents they prepare to certify the information provided on the documentation is accurate and complete.

The Certificate of Acceptance shall be submitted to the enforcement agency in order to receive the final Certificate of Occupancy. The enforcement agency shall have the authority to require the Responsible Person and Field Technician to demonstrate competence, to its satisfaction.