Fire Alarm Installer

Job Description

Job Description

This isn't a job for everyone.

If you're looking for a company where you can hide in the back of the truck, blame the prints, or do "good enough" work, keep scrolling.

We're looking for a professional.

At Talon Technology Systems, we install and service commercial fire alarm systems that people trust with their lives. We work in hospitals, schools, industrial facilities, government buildings, and commercial properties where failure isn't an option.

We expect our technicians to take pride in their work, think ahead, solve problems, and leave every job better than they found it. If that sounds like you, keep reading.

What You'll Do

• Install commercial fire alarm systems
• Service and troubleshoot existing systems
• Read blueprints and wiring diagrams
• Program and commission systems
• Perform inspections, testing, and documentation
• Communicate professionally with customers, inspectors, and project managers
• Help train younger technicians when appropriate

What We Expect

• Experience with commercial fire alarm systems
• Ability to troubleshoot instead of just replacing parts
• Clean, organized workmanship
• Reliability—you show up when you say you will
• Willingness to continue learning
• Valid driver's license
• Ability to pass background screening

NICET certification is a major plus, but the right attitude and experience matter just as much.

We Are NOT Looking For

• Someone who has to be told what to do every hour.
• Someone who cuts corners because "no one will see it."
• Someone who thinks arriving on time means arriving 15 minutes late.
• Someone who creates problems instead of solving them.

What You'll Get

• Competitive pay based on experience
• Health insurance
• Paid vacation and holidays
• Retirement plan
• Company-paid training
• Opportunities to earn NICET certifications
• A team that takes pride in doing things the right way

About Talon

We're not the biggest company in town, and we're okay with that.

We're building a team of professionals who care about quality, take ownership of their work, and want to become the best fire alarm technicians in the region.

If you're tired of working somewhere that accepts average, we'd like to talk.