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Responsibilities:Install, repair, or upgrade fire alarm systems and program control panels for fire alarm systems with the guidance of building plans and electrical layouts.
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Installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of various fire alarm systems infrastructure. Experience as a Fire Alarm Service Technician. Knowledge of fire alarm panels definitely required.
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Experience with Honeywell and/or Emerson DeltaV DCS systems, highly preferred. Designing, reviewing, and modifying regulatory and advanced regulatory control loops and regulatory loop tuning, alarm and point configuration and console operator HMI graphics.
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Install, repair, or upgrade fire alarm systems and program control panels for fire alarm systems with the guidance of building plans and electrical layouts. ·Complete all wiring, connections, and equipment installations ensuring that fire alarm systems are in compliance with electrical and fire codes.
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Acting as a process control subject matter expert for process hazards analysis, process design modifications, risk assessment review, alarm management, and incident investigations. The Automation Control Engineer's secondary responsibilities include support to the alarm management program, advanced operator interface graphics (HMI) development, general troubleshooting of operating conditions, and to provide training to Console Operators regarding control strategies, alarm management and HMI (Human Machine Interface.
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Perform electrical testing services on power apparatus, substations, and switchgear included (but not limited to) the following: Protective relays and relaying systems Circuit breakers Power transformers Current and potential transformers Meters, transducers, and power system metering Power Cables Grounding Systems Motors and Motor Starter Station Batteries and Chargers Alarm Systems and Annunciator.
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Tests all fire alarm systems as scheduled. Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) devices daily function check, Cash Office security, armored carrier pick-ups and register area. Tests all fire alarm systems as scheduled.
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The Maritime Transportation Security Act requires all persons who will need unescorted access to a regulated facility to have a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), issued in accordance with the rules established by the United States Coast Guard and the Transportation Security Administration.
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Requirements: Experience as a Fire Alarm Service Technician. Conduct tests to ensure all newly installed cable systems and component devices are operational. Experience in CCTV, voice, and data cabling is a requirement.
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Including, but not limited to: Fire Extinguishers, Fire Alarm and Detection Systems, Gas Detection Systems, Foam Systems, Dry Chemical Systems, Clean Agent Systems, Special Hazard Systems and Water Based Systems.
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We also monitor commercial and residential alarm systems. A Security Officer must be able to detect and identify sounds relevant to fires, floods, alarm signals, and persons in distress against distracting sound background conditions (e.g., machinery, traffic noise, etc.
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Performs shop service and/or field inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of fire equipment which may include customer portable and fixed fire extinguisher systems and components, lifesaving and navigation aid equipment, fire detection and alarm system components, fixed gas detection systems components and foam, dry chemical and gaseous fire suppression systems and components.
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In this position, you will install and/or inspect, test, and maintain (ITM) life safety systems and equipment for established customers on a scheduled basis. RELEVENT experience Experience in the installation and/or maintenance, repair and service of Life Safety Systems and equipment is required.
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Not used for personal incoming/outgoing calls or alarm systems. Wired Internet connection, capable of continuously supporting excellent call quality and high-speed response rates (wireless, DSL and/or satellite Internet Service Providers are not compatible with our systems.
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The CenturyLink Security team provides quality security and life safety services, including installation, service and monitoring of intrusion and fire alarm systems, as well as, CCTV, card access, nurse call, intercom systems and SMART HOME systems.
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