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Facilities Development and Management seeks a Fire Alarm Technician to install, test, maintain, perform shutdowns, modify and repair fire alarm systems, fire sprinkler systems, and other fire systems.
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Understand the sequence of operations, how a failure of a piece of critical equipment impact other systems, and have a holistic view of the critical environment infrastructure and ability to comprehend the effect of any actions on a piece of critical equipment or systems, including: MV/LV Distribution Boards, MV/LV Breakers, UPS, Generator, Batteries, STS, ATS, AHU, DX units, Chillers, Evap Washer Systems, CRAC Units, Fuel Systems, ASCO Systems, BMS System, EPMS System, and Fire Alarm System.
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The primary responsibility of the Fire Alarm Technician is to install, test, maintain and repair fire safety and security systems, such as fire alarms and suppression systems. Test and repair alarm systems already in place.
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Achieve any weekly productivity goals assigned by the Fire Alarm Manager or designated Agent. This position reports to the Fire Alarm Manager. Apprenticeship programs for fire sprinkler, fire alarm and inspection positions.
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To inspect, service, install, perform maintenance on, fire alarm systems in accordance with federal, state, and local requirements. This position reports to the Fire Alarm Manager or their designated Agent.
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NICET Level III certification in Fire Alarm, Water Base Fire Suppression, and Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Fire Alarm and Water Based Fire Suppression Systems preferred.
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Allied Universal® Technology Services is looking to hire an Installation Technician III. The Installation Technician III will perform installations of electronic control systems which may include door access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, low voltage communication and fire alarm systems including cable management, electronic locks, point sensors, signaling devices and associated hardware.
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Allied Universal® Technology Services is looking to hire an Installation Technician II. The Installation Technician II will perform installations of electronic control systems, which may include door access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, low-voltage communication and fire alarm systems, including cable management, electronic locks, point sensors, signaling devices and associated hardware.
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Build your career within a fast-paced, dynamic, and diverse environment that combines leading-edge technology solutions - electronic access control, video surveillance, alarm monitoring, emergency communications, robotics, drones, and other smart tech innovative solutions - with physical security solutions to safeguard our clients and our communities.
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2-3 years experience installing a variety of commercial electronic security systems: access control, video management, intrusion detection, and fire systems/alarmsNotifier, FireLite, Simplex, Silent Knight.
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Minimum 2-3 years of experience in the physical security, fire alarm or low voltage communication industry installing field devices, programming systems, and running medium to large sized jobs required.
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We integrate state-of-the-art technology with physical security to protect our clients and communities, harnessing tools like electronic access control, video surveillance, and alarm monitoring, alongside emergent innovations such as robotics, drones, and augmented technology.
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As you grow in your electrical engineering career, you’ll prepare designs for low voltage systems, fire alarm systems, backup power generation, electrical power distribution, life safety systems, etc.
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Cctv, Access control, Security, Cabling, Cable, Alarm systems, Honeywell, Alarm.com, DMP, DSC, Low voltage, Cat5, Cat6, Electrical, Alarms, Installation, Install, Fire alarm, Alarm installation, Security system, Customer service oriented.
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This Skilled Fire Alarm Installation Technician position involves installing, configuring, programming, troubleshooting, commissioning, and servicing Simplex Fire Alarm Systems, Access Control, CCTV, Security, and other related low voltage systems at customer sites.
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