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Prepare and submit construction documents required for obtaining permits for fire alarm and sprinkler systems. Experience in the fire alarm and/or sprinkler industry. In this role, you will contribute to the creation of construction documents for fire alarms and sprinkler systems using CAD software.
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Life Safety: Report any malfunctions or tampering with all life safety equipment (i.e. fire extinguishers, magnetic locks, smoke heads, standpipe hoses, exit signs, sprinkler heads). Life Safety: Report any malfunctions or tampering with all life safety equipment (i.e. fire extinguishers, magnetic locks, smoke heads, standpipe hoses, exit signs, sprinkler heads.
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Fire Sprinkler Inspector. Perform scheduled field inspections on water-based fire sprinkler systems in all areas covered by the company. Learn to complete 5-Year, Annual, Semi-Annual, Quarterly, Monthly and Weekly inspections on all types of water-based fire sprinkler systems.
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May be required to perform tests, repair and replacement of fire alarm, fire sprinkler, smoke detector, emergency and exit sign lighting system and report any malfunctions to supervisor.
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The Lead Fire Technician provides service inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair for fire equipment which typically includes but is not limited to portable and semi-portable fire extinguishers, lifesaving equipment, fire and gas detection systems, foam systems, dry chemical systems, navigational aids, gaseous suppression systems and sprinkler systems.
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As our Fire Sprinkler Technician, you'll play a crucial part in servicing, inspecting, and repairing sprinkler systems on a scheduled basis. Conduct Service Calls, providing onsite emergency troubleshooting and repairs for our customers' fire sprinkler systems, identifying code and non-conformance issues.
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Responsibilities include the maintenance and repair of such systems as: air conditioning, heating, plumbing, electrical lighting, utilities, elevators (as applicable), fire sprinkler, standpipe, hot water heaters, electric door answering system, fire alarm system, garage door openers, and other various building equipment/systems that can normally be found in a residential building.
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Fire Sprinkler Maintenance license. Check for painted, damaged, corroded sprinkler and piping, clean strainers. Performs skilled maintenance, trouble shooting, and repair of Ammonia refrigeration system, Freon refrigeration systems, and warehouse powered doors/door curtains in accordance with SOPs (standard operating procedures), internal requirements, manufacturer's specifications, and safety policies.
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Fire Life Safety responsibilities will include monitoring wet sprinkler systems and pre-action sprinkler systems as well as their associated detection devices. These systems include, transformers, PLC’s, generators, switchgear, UPS systems, STS’, ATS’ PDU’s, chilled water systems, CRAC/CRAH, wet sprinkler systems and pre-action sprinkler, network equipment, transmission media, cabling infrastructure, security hardware, and CCTV.
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Responsibilities will include customer infrastructure build-outs (cage builds, overhead installations, rack and stack), cable termination and testing, maintenance work, monitoring and responding to mechanical, electrical, fire protection, telecom, and security systems.
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Sprinkler Technicians are responsible for delivering outstanding customer service with tasks related to the installation, modification, inspection, troubleshooting, servicing and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems.
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O maintaininformation about basic structural data, including the location of fire equipment,water main, sprinkler shutoff valve, gas main, fuse boxes and/or breakers, andheat controls. o IF the Site Manager is required to live on-site,he/she will be provided a free rental unit and is exempt from the requirementsof the landlord/tenant law.
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Monitor and respond to site-specific fire and safety systems (sprinkler and fire alarm systems) Monitor and respond to site-specific fire and safety systems (sprinkler and fire alarm systems.
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The Pipefitter assembles, installs, repairs gas, steam, water or other liquid, air and fire sprinkler piping systems, including heaters, sanitary and high pressure systems, (up to 6000 psi), using power cutting and threading machines and a variety of Pipefitter"s tools.
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Keeps fire equipment, extinguisher and sprinkler systems ready for use. Checks fire alarm boxes, replaces burned out exit lights. We have pioneered a physician-led, multi-site model of practice solutions that restores physician agency by aligning incentives to support growth and transition to value-based care.
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