Cold Sparks
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South Carolina Law Disclaimer
Do you need to be licensed to operate cold sparks in South Carolina?
Yes, the use of “cold spark” machines in front of a proximate audience would require pyrotechnic display permits and licensure as an unrestricted or indoor pyrotechnic operator per South Carolina Code of Laws §23-35-45 and South Carolina Code of Regulations, promulgated by the Office of State Fire Marshal.
Are you licensed to operate cold sparks?
Yes, we have tested with the Fire Marshall, and yes, we hold a valid cold sparks operator license. We can show proof of our registration card upon request.
Cold Sparks (Flame Effects) Venue Permit & Application
Permits shall be received in the South Carolina Fire Marshal's Office 15 days prior to the performance date. Should an application be received less than 15 days prior to the performance date, the application fee is doubled. A Certificate of Insurance, for a minimum of $1,000,000 naming The State of South Carolina and its Agents as additionally insured, should accompany the permittee’s application. For a detailed explanation of the regulations, please contact the South Carolina State Fire Marshal's Office;
Permits may be issued for:
1-30 Days Commercial Outdoor: $100
1-30 Days Proximate Audience: $250
Contact - Charleston County
Susan Mazzone : (803) 896-9061
Deputy State Fire Marshal, Licensing and Permitting
Nathan Ellis : 803-414-7161
Assistant State Fire Marshal
SC Office of State Fire Marshal
141 Monticello Trail
Columbia, SC 29203
Tel: (803) 896-9800
Hours: 08:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday
except State Holidays
Terms and Conditions
South Carolina venues may impose an additional charge for the use of "Cold Sparks" indoor fireworks in front of a proximate audience audience, extended liability and insurance. These include but not limited to; permit applications, and a dedicated person to stand a fire watch from the local fire Marshall. Fees are dynamic for this service. Consult your venue & the venue's local fire department. For a one time use (ea. unit) up to 10-15 Minutes.
