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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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Performs fire life safety inspections on large and small commercial projects including sprinkler locations, fire extinguisher locations, egress compliance, emergency lighting systems, emergency generator testing, fire alarm system, sprinkler flows and tampers, pull stations, smoke detectors, visual and audible alarms devices, smoke doors, stair pressurization systems, and fire fighter phone systems.
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Track and coordinate all mechanical disciplines: HVAC, Energy, Controls, Fire Protection, Fire Alarm, Plumbing, Fuel Oil Storage / Management / Distribution. Our mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, controls, telecommunications, and security building system designs keep many of the world’s top Fortune 100 financial, technology, enterprise, hyperscale, and colocation companies up and running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Perform reviews of architectural and engineering plans for client facilities (either new construction, expansion, or renovation projects) for fire sprinkler systems, water supply, and fire alarm systems and provide reviewments.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational or Industrial Safety, Fire Protection, Risk Management preferred; and certifications in the following are preferred: Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Associate in Safety Professional (ASP), Certified Safety Professional (CSP.
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Thorough understanding of electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, carpentry, landscaping, painting, cleaning, appliances, utilities, elevators, fencing/gates, and fire systems. Maintains and repairs buildings: areas of responsibility include, but are not limited to: electrical, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, landscaping, painting, cleaning, appliances, pools, utilities, elevators, fencing/gates, and fire systems.
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Ensure proper maintenance of all BAS systems including (but not limited to) lighting controls (BMS/EMS), HVAC, fire/life safety alarm systems, irrigation control, vertical transportation, electrical distribution/wiring and lighting, plumbing (interior & exterior.
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These programs will include, but are not limited to hoisting & rigging, ergonomics, fire prevention, safe handling of chemicals, personal protective equipment, general electrical safety, lock out tag out, fall protection, machine guarding, scaffolding, confined space, asbestos program, fall protection, etc.
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Fire Extinguisher check Exit sighs check Terminal cleaning of stretchers and wheelchairs Collaborate with Nurse Manager on quarterly task Hand washing surveillance Quarterly Disaster Drill ( one to include Tornado) Fire Drill (should be interactive) Physician Peer Review Non Physician chart review Mock Code Malignant Hyperthermia Drill Annual Scope room Vapor monitor Required Education, Skills & Experience A minimum of 2 years hospital experience.
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We're seeking a NICET II or Up Fire Sprinkler Inspector to join our team and play a vital role in safeguarding lives and property. Responsibilities: Inspect with precision: Visually examine fire sprinkler systems for potential deficiencies and adherence to code requirements.
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The Fire Alarm Technician 1 provides high quality customer support through on-site service, complex troubleshooting, programming, installation, and maintenance services of various FA Systems under little to no supervision.
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Experience in CCTV, Voice, Access Control, and Fire Alarm cabling is a plus. Must hold a current valid State required license(s) for low voltage/burglar alarm/fire alarm/security/CCTV. Industry-specific certifications (BICSI, Systimax, Panduit, Beldon, Corning) are a huge plus.
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Preferred: High-rise Fire Safety Director, Haz-Mat Certification, Indoor Air Quality Certification, LEED Certification. Preferred: High-rise Fire Safety Director, Haz-Mat Certification, Indoor Air Quality Certification, LEED Certification.
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As a Channel Sales & Marketing Manager for the US Fire Distribution Channel, you will serve as the central point of contact for the account management needs of wholesale distribution partners and offering channel support for multiple Honeywell fire and life safety brands and offerings sold through this channel.
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MEI is seeking a skilled and experienced Fire Protection Engineer to join our design team. The Fire Protection Engineer will be responsible for the design, development, and implementation of comprehensive fire protection systems for data centers.
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