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Established in 2009, Impact Fire Services was the vision of a group of experienced industry professionals that wanted to build a best-in-class fire protection and life safety company.
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EST3 Series Certification Fire & Life Safety Technician or General Electrician Certification. ASUs Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is available online at Relocation Assistance For information about schools, housing child resources, neighborhoods, hospitals, community events, and taxes, visit Employment Verification Statement ASU conducts pre-employment screening which may include verification of work history, academic credentials, licenses, and certifications.
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Fire & Life Safety Director - FLSD: Hiring ASAP in Jamaica Queens. Responds to fire, medical emergency, bomb threat, flooding, water discharge, elevator emergency, hazardous materials, inclement weather, and other incidents.
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This individual will be responsible for the day-to-day coordination of all aspects of the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire/life safety, low voltage system, and fire sprinkler scopes of a project(s.
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Manage the owner-architect interface in the planning and installation of the following systems: electrical, HVAC, automation, plumbing, process piping, low voltage systems, fire/life safety, and fire protection design/construction coordination (validated and non-validated 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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Achieve 100% uptime of site critical systems and equipment which include but are not limited to: Power/UPS, Back-up generator, Fuel supply, HVAC (Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning), BMS, Plumbing/Water supply, Fire life safety systems and equipment.
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Strong understanding and experience with common building systems including but not limited to (BMS) for HVAC, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, Security, Fire Life Safety, Suppression and irrigation Systems.
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The Public Safety Officer I position is responsible for protecting life and property through the enforcement of laws and ordinances, as well as general firefighting work. Must be able to successfully complete the basic Fire Training curriculum at a Firefighter's Training Council-approved school.
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In addition, Senior Mechanic will assist with tasks related to Life Safety PM's, SOC Drawings, above ceiling programs, maintain tube stations, power plant operations, medical gas, medical vacuum, elevators, emergency generators, fire alarm systems, nurse call system, TV's, overhead paging, and construction and renovation projects as applicable.
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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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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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Must be able to attend and successfully complete: Law enforcement training at the Public Safety Training Academy in Sitka, Alaska; Rural fire protection specialist certification; Emergency Trauma Technician certification.
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Serves as the on-site Fire Safety Director (FSD) when required. Ability to complete training and obtain Fire Safety Director certification within one year of employment required.
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Before hire: pass the firefighter physical agility test administered by Oakland Community College Fire Training. As a Public Safety Officer for Bloomfield Hills, you will patrol the city and answer calls for service to protect citizens and property from hazards such as crimes, fires, and medical emergencies.
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