NJ A3894

Requires residential structures with secondary power sources (such as generators or batteries) to have warning labels installed within 18 inches of the main electrical panel and meter

Increases maximum penalties for fire safety violations from previous levels to $5,000 per violation, with additional penalties up to $50,000 for failure to abate violations after notice, and up to $150,000 or actual costs for fire suppression expenses resulting from unabated violations

Establishes formal licensure requirements for fire inspectors and fire officials, requiring completion of Division of Fire Safety educational programs, meeting prerequisite criteria, and passing state written and practical exams

Expands the Fire Protection Equipment Advisory Committee from 11 to 12 members by adding a representative from a sheet metal workers local union of the International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers

Allows electronic service of fire safety notices, rules, decisions, and orders to owners and operators, provided a delivery receipt is obtained