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Field work includes service and installation of Low Voltage Cabling, Satellite Systems, Sound Systems, CCTV Systems, Alarm Systems and Low Voltage A/V Systems. Responsibilities:· Maintenance and Installation of systems and components marketed by company· Field work including maintenance and installation of Satellite Systems, Sound, Systems, CCTV Systems, Alarm Systems and Low Voltage A/V Systems.
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The Service Sales Executive is committed to supporting our service agreements business within our commercial Smart Buildings Total Fire Alarm & Life Safety Service team. From more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, and smarter buildings and grids, to sustainable transportation as well as advanced healthcare, we create technology with purpose adding real value for customers.
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His/her role includes dynamic response to system alerts and alarms for all systems being monitored through the NOC. Proficient in the diagnostics for LAN/WAN Network, WLAN and DAS and Private Wireless/LTE and 5G related systems, the Technician II will coordinate appropriate triage, response, dispatch, and repair of any system in alarm to include communication with internal and external customers.
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Perform all inspection and testing tasks on fire alarm and special hazard fire suppression systems according to OPS work instructions. Five years’ experience in servicing electrical/mechanical systems in the fire alarm or special hazard fire suppression industry, required.
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As a leading systems integrator and alarm monitoring company, we deliver the SES Difference, serving countless long-term clients with solutions and services that protect their people, customers, and assets.
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You will represent one of the leading brands in Project Fire Alarm and Safety Systems and join a highly motivated and successful team. 5+ years’ experience with Fire Alarm and Safety Products.
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Role Summary: As a Commercial Plumber Apprentice, you will work alongside experienced plumbers to learn the trade through hands-on experience in installing, repairing, and maintaining plumbing systems in commercial buildings.
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Ability to crimp, lug, terminate, stitch and lace cable to 750 MCM or alarm signal cabling. Ability to crimp, lug, terminate, stitch and lace cable to 750 MCM or alarm signal cabling. Telecom Installation Technicians - COEI - DC Power - Primary & Secondary Power - Lvl IV NEEDED - Travel required Strategic Direct Solutions, LLC is looking for Telecommunications Technicians that specialize in Battery Plant Installation, with experience in Cell Sites, Central Offices or Cable Head-End environments.
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Oversee instrumentation, motor control circuits, alarm systems, and scales. Perform all other duties as assigned by the Maintenance Superintendent and Plant Engineer. Oversee instrumentation, motor control circuits, alarm systems, and scales.
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Responsibilities: Installs, programs, test, repairs, and services a variety of systems and equipment which may include security, fire alarm & life safety, and/or building automation with guidance as needed.
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Maintains property life safety systems (e.g., fire fighting equipment, sprinkler systems, and alarm systems). Maintains property life safety systems (e.g., fire fighting equipment, sprinkler systems, and alarm systems.
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What the Role Involves: As a Refrigeration Service Technician Apprentice, you'll be responsible for learning how to diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial ice machines, HVAC equipment, and Refrigeration systems that are installed in supermarkets, convenience stores, and food service establishments.
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DESCRIPTION CCTV Lead Service Installer We are looking for an experienced commercial service security technician with knowledge in commercial security products including CCTV and IP based video systems, access control, and intrusion and fire alarm systems.
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About You: We are looking for a Low Voltage Technician for the installation, termination, inspection, maintenance, repair, service, wire pulling and certification of commercial fire alarm and security systems.
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Experience using work order, fire and life safety, alarm and other facility management software and building control systems. Knowledge and experience in more than one of the following: carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, landscaping, and heating/cooling (HVAC) systems.
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