Installation Technician Helper

We do not accept unsolicited resumes from third-party agencies. Resumes submitted without prior approval from our Talent Acquisition team will not be eligible for placement fees. Company Overview At Fortis Fire & Safety, we provide industry-leading fire protection & security services across the United States. Our ever-growing footprint can be seen in California, Florida, North Carolina, and Chicago, and we are acquiring new brands all the time. We are proud to work together as one team under the Fortis Fire & Safety family, which includes CJ Suppression, Diversified Systems, Inc., Integrated Fire & Security Solutions, LaMarco Systems, LifeSafety Management, Piper Fire Protection, and VFS Fire & Security Services. United by a shared mission, we deliver comprehensive fire protection and security solutions nationwide. Joining Fortis means becoming part of a nationwide, next-generation fire protection company. We’re dedicated to a People-First philosophy, where we invest in our team through training and development, as well as a competitive benefits package. In return, we expect the very best from each of our employees every day. Here at Fortis and throughout our family of brands, we offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes: Paid vacation and sick time Company Paid Holidays Additional paid time off for life events (e.g., jury duty, bereavement) Competitive compensation 401(k) retirement plan with competitive company match Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance Short-term/Long-term disability insurance Life Insurance Career Advancement Opportunities and more! This is a general overview of benefits. Specific eligibility and coverage details will be provided during the hiring process Job Summary: Piper Fire Protection is seeking a motivated Installation Technician Helper to join our Clearwater, FL team. This is a physically active, entry-level role supporting the installation of fire alarm systems on new construction and retrofit projects across the Clearwater, Florida region. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a career in the Fire Protection/low-voltage/life safety industry, with on-the-job training and a growth path in the industry. We're looking for a reliable, hands‑on worker willing to learn & develop in the trade. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Assist Technicians with the installation of fire alarm and low voltage system components, including mounting devices and panels. Pull cable and run conduit through attics, crawl spaces, ceilings, and other confined or hard-to-access areas. Perform manual labor tasks such as drilling, fishing wire, and mounting equipment. Load, unload, and transport tools, equipment, and materials to and from job sites. Support material staging, tool organization, and jobsite setup/cleanup to keep installations on schedule. Assist with basic wiring and terminations as directed and trained by senior technicians. Help maintain a clean, safe, and organized job site in accordance with company and OSHA safety standards, including proper use of PPE, ladders, and lifts. Learn to read basic blueprints, wiring diagrams, and device layouts under the guidance of senior staff. Communicate professionally with Lead Technicians, Project Managers, and site contacts. Perform other related duties as assigned to support project completion. Required Skills & Qualifications High School Diploma or GED required. Prior experience in general labor, construction, or a related trade; Fire Alarm or low-voltage industry experience a plus. Ability to follow verbal and written instructions and work safely as part of a team. Basic familiarity with hand and power tools. Willingness to learn low-voltage systems, tools, and industry terminology. Ability to work outdoors and on active construction sites in varying weather conditions. Ability to meet company driving eligibility requirements, including holding a valid driver's license and maintaining an acceptable motor vehicle record. Reliable attendance and punctuality. Preferred Qualifications: OSHA 10 certification (or willingness to obtain). This role may require extended periods of sitting or standing, movement around the office or job site, and operation of standard equipment. Physical activities can include reaching, bending, kneeling, climbing, and lifting up to 75 lbs. Field positions may involve heavy lifting, working in varying climates (including outdoor conditions), construction or low-voltage environments, and exposure to dust, noise, or confined spaces. Personal protective equipment (PPE) may be required. Some roles may require travel. 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