Fire Life Safety Technician

Position Summary: The Fire Life Safety is responsible for installation, inspection, service, and repair of fire alarm and suppression systems.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
•    Install, program, maintain, and repair alarm systems in commercial buildings.
•    Conduct inspections to determine the best placement for alarm system components.
•    Read and interpret blueprints to identify wiring and equipment locations.
•    Collaborate with clients to understand their alarm needs and recommend appropriate systems.
•    Perform routine maintenance and testing of alarm systems to ensure proper functionality.
•    Troubleshoot and resolve issues with alarm systems, including diagnosing electrical problems. 
•    Provide training to clients on how to operate and maintain their alarm system.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

•    Previous experience as an alarm technician or in a related field is preferred. 
•    Familiarity with fire alarm systems and their installation requirements is necessary. 
•    Knowledge of low-voltage systems and their installation procedures.
•    Understanding of electrical principles and wiring diagrams.
•    Proficiency in blueprint reading to identify system components and wiring routes is important. 
•    Knowledge of construction installation and inspection techniques
•    NICET or CSA certifications are preferred but not required.
•    Experience in fire alarm is a plus. 
•    Strong problem-solving skills to detect and resolve issues with alarm systems.
•    Ability to effectively use hand tools and power tools for installation and repairs.
•    Motivated, self-started, and strong work ethic.
•    Valid driver’s license.

Physical Demands
While performing the duties of this position, the employee is frequently required to sit, stand, communicate, reach, and manipulate objects, tools, or controls. This position requires mobility. Moderate physical exertion.

Working Conditions

Usual office or construction site working conditions whether on site or remote. The noise level in the work area is typical of most office and/or construction environments. Some travel may be required.