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Requiring a high level of attention to detail and technical expertise, you will ensure strict adherence to Johnson Controls' quality assurance policies, and you will also be responsible for training inspectors, assembly workers, and trades in quality control (QC) procedures, improvements, root cause analysis, and continuing improvement.
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Johnson Controls International plc. A minimum of two years of Gerber laser cutting machine operator experience with emphasis in the textile industry. Must be familiar, comfortable, and experienced with laser cutting operations using oxygen and nitrogen.
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He/she will be responsible for the local delivery and execution of core welding to vendors and managers in accordance with Johnson Controls principles, corporate policies and procedures, and plant operations.
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Working knowledge of common fire and life safety systems and equipment, including but not limited to fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, suppression, nurse call, area of rescue, smoke control, digital antenna systems, etc.
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The System Designer I is responsible for the design of ADT Fire Alarm, Intrusion Security, CCTV, and Card Access Systems in accordance with Sales and Operations protocols.
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We are currently seeking skilled Fire Sprinkler Foreman/Technician to join our team of over 900 of the best fire protection professionals in the industry. We are currently seeking well-qualified Fire Sprinkler Foremen to join our Tempe team.
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This challenging position will require full involvement with fire sprinkler design; coordination, and possibly project manage the fire sprinkler systems installation for commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.
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Contractor Fire Protection is currently seeking a fire sprinkler apprentice to learn and assist in the installation of fire protection piping, valves, and accessories for commercial and residential fire protection projects.
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