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The Installation Technician III will perform installations of electronic control systems which may include door access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, low voltage communication and fire alarm systems including cable management, electronic locks, point sensors, signaling devices and associated hardware.
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As a Senior Fire Alarm Technician, you will be responsible for installing, programming, and commissioning fire alarm and low voltage systems in medium to large commercial buildings.
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Scopes of work to include a variety of building components including mechanical, plumbing, electrical distribution, lighting and specialty systems including fire alarm, security, and other enhanced building technology/control systems including nurse call, renewable energy systems, etc.
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To be considered for an exceptional entry-level firefighter position with the Redmond Fire Department, you must have successfully graduated from a fire service training academy which meets Firefighter I standards and have an aggregate of no more than two (2) years of full.
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Proficiency in industry standards, environmental codes, building codes, regulations, safety guidelines and standards including International Building Code (IBC), International Fire Code (IFC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and Unified Facility Criteria (UFC) or equivalent.
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Design of fire protection and life safety systems including automatic fire sprinkler systems, fire detection and alarm systems, smoke management systems, and egress systems.
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Security: Integrated Surveillance and Access ControlsFire/Life Safety: Fire Alarm, Mass/Emergency Communication, and Sprinkler/SuppressionBuilding Automation: HVAC Controls, Lighting Controls, & Mechanical/Electrical Services Equal Employment Opportunity StatementSiemens is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer encouraging diversity in the workplace.
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Completion of an apprenticeship, training or vocational school program OR equivalent in the welding, plumbing, Fire and Life Safety or facility maintenance field. AS-ITT or the current equivalent Fire Systems Certification requirements.
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Transit systems construction, operations, maintenance, fire life safety systems, facilities, and planning. Prepare and lead discussions and presentations on construction strategies, status, and issues to the Executive Project Director, the DECM Executive Director, the Sound Transit CEO, the Sound Transit Board, municipalities, King County, WSDOT, community groups, media, and federal agencies including the Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration.
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Experience with security systems, including alarm monitoring, electronic access control, and CCTV. Investigate alarms and respond by sending security patrol or alerting Fire services or Police, as needed.
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You will also support proposal and business development efforts, working with project teams, other senior and junior engineers, project managers, and clients designing power distribution, lighting, telecom and fire alarm systems on various projects, involving commercial, industrial and municipal / government projects.
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Certifications especially needed in the following categories: post-installed anchors, structural masonry, shotcrete, cold-formed steel framing, and spray-applied fire resistive materials. Possess one or more WABO/ICC Special Inspector Certifications.
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NICET certification in Fire Alarm Technology shall be pursued and acquired within first year of employment; and certification maintained while employed. Installers are responsible for general assigned installation activities such as installation, testing, trouble-shooting and subsequent repairs on the installation of fire alarm/life safety systems and related components.
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This skilled position involves installing, programming, troubleshooting, configuring, commissioning, and servicing Fire Alarm Systems as well as other related building system products at customer sites.
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