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Responsible for providing engineering expertise in fire protection engineering such as Water -Based (Automatic Sprinkler) Systems, Clean Agent Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Prevention Programs, Smoke Control and Management, Building Design Layout, and Space Planning.
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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.
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The Fire Alarm / Fire Sprinkler Inspector’s duties include testing and inspection of fire alarm/ sprinkler systems with knowledge of multiple manufacturers’ products.
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In the absence of the Fire Safety Supervisor, the Fire Safety Technician may be asked to attend project coordination meetings and make recommendations pertaining to Fire Alarm / Life Safety Systems.
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As a member of our fire protection engineering team, successful candidates will design many fire and life safety systems including: wet, dry, preaction and deluge sprinkler systems, foam, water spray, clean agent, wet and dry chemical and clean agent fire suppression systems, fire pumps, water tanks, standpipes, smoke management systems, and building fire alarm and mass notification systems.
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The ability to obtain NICET Level III in Water-Based System Layout, Fire Alarm Systems, or Special Hazard Systems within one year of employment. Lead the design and preparation of comprehensive fire protection packages including fire suppression, fire alarm, smoke evacuation, and life safety drawings, related calculations, and specifications.
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We also inspect various safety systems such as fire suppression, wet and dry sprinkler systems, special hazards, and offer fire alarm monitoring. We design, fabricate, and install fire sprinkler and fire alarm safety systems.
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Low Voltage Fire Alarm Technician will be trained and mentored to provide on-site service, installation, programming, and testing of fire alarm systems, security systems, access control systems, and other low-voltage systems.
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Licensures and Certifications: NICET Fire Alarm Systems Technician Level II required. Directs staff in preventive maintenance and testing of fire alarm systems.
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Commissioning of new fire alarm systems. Must be familiar with NFPA72, Life Safety 101 and IBC. Must have a strong understanding of the technical aspects of fire alarm design (high rise design, smoke control applications, system product knowledge.
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You will be involved in building code and life safety code reviews, review of hazardous materials, design and analysis of building egress and passive fire protection systems, and reviews of existing buildings for compliance with applicable building and fire codes.
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3+ years experience installing and/or servicing intrusion, Fire alarm , Access Control, and CCTV security systems with a basic understanding of electronics, wiring, local and national codes.
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Perform site evaluations and document existing fire protection systems. Familiarity with building codes, fire codes, NFPA standards, FM Global datasheets, military standards, and refinery/industrial API guidelines is strongly preferred.
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The basic function of this position is to test, perform routine inspections, document deficiencies and service fire alarm systems, fire sprinkler systems as well as other fire safety product lines.
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Successful candidates will join a team of fire protection professionals who work on a wide range of exciting and challenging projects including airports, aircraft storage and maintenance hangars, central utility plants, manufacturing and food processing plants, industrial and petroleum processing sites, state-of-the-art information technology facilities, aircraft manufacturing plants, educational and cultural facilities and more.
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