Fire Alarm Technician

Description

We are seeking a skilled and independent Fire Alarm Installer to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for installing, and maintaining fire alarm systems, including Fire Alarm Cable, programming, conduit work, and mounting panels, strobes, pull stations, and speakers. This role requires the ability to read blueprints, install cable, loops, and circuits without supervision, and work independently without the need for mentorship.

Key Responsibilities:

Install, test, inspect, and maintain fire alarm systems in accordance with NFPA and local codes.

Troubleshoot system issues, diagnose problems, and perform necessary repairs or replacements.

Conduct routine testing and preventive maintenance to ensure proper functionality and compliance of fire alarm systems.

Program and configure fire alarm control panels, detectors, and other system components.

Collaborate with clients and team members to develop practical solutions for fire detection and alarm needs.

Respond to service calls promptly and provide exceptional customer service.

Document all service and repair activities accurately and maintain detailed records.

Stay updated on industry advancements, codes, and regulations related to fire alarm systems.

Ensure adherence to safety standards and practices at all times.

Skills

Install, Fire alarm, Security, Installation, Alarm installation, Troubleshooting, Cabling, Cable, Cat6, Honeywell, Alarm systems, Fire alarm system, Low voltage, fire alarm installation, commercial project, Alarms, Cat5, Access, Cable tech, Security system, Security alarm systems, cctv, IP camera, surveillance cameras

Top Skills Details

Install,Fire alarm,Security,Installation,Alarm installation,Troubleshooting,Cabling,Cable,Cat6,Honeywell,Alarm systems,Fire alarm system,Low voltage,fire alarm installation,commercial project

Additional Skills & Qualifications

Preferred qualifications:

Need to have or attain OSHA 10 certification

Prior experience in fire safety, emergency response, or a related field

Knowledge of OSHA regulations and NFPA codes, and standards

Risk Management: Ability to identify potential risks related to fire and intrusion alarm projects and develop strategies to mitigate them.

Proficiency in reading and interpreting blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation.

Experience with a variety of fire alarm systems, including addressable, conventional, and voice evacuation systems.

Familiarity with testing and diagnostic equipment used in the fire alarm industry.

Excellent troubleshooting skills and the ability to solve complex problems.

Experience Level

Intermediate Level