Fire Alarm Technician

Our client is an established commercial life safety contractor specializing in the design and installation of fire alarm and safety systems for large-scale construction projects. Their skilled teams work on hospitals, data centers, schools, office buildings, industrial facilities, and other major commercial developments, delivering complete installations from initial infrastructure through final system testing and commissioning. Known for quality workmanship, technical expertise, and a strong commitment to jobsite safety, the company has earned a solid reputation throughout the industry. Employees benefit from ongoing technical training, career advancement opportunities, competitive benefits, and a supportive work environment that encourages professional growth and long-term success. What You ll Be Doing Install fire alarm system wiring, devices, and associated low-voltage infrastructure in commercial buildings. Pull, route, secure, and label fire alarm circuits according to project specifications and applicable installation requirements. Assist with installing smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, horn/strobes, speakers, and other initiating and notification devices. Mount and connect fire alarm device backboxes, modules, power supplies, and associated system components. Assist with installing fire alarm control panels and remote annunciators under the direction of senior technicians. Perform basic device terminations and wiring connections using approved installation methods. Read and follow basic fire alarm drawings, device layouts, riser diagrams, and installation instructions. Assist with continuity checks, circuit verification, and basic troubleshooting using appropriate testing equipment. Support senior technicians during system inspections, functional testing, and commissioning activities. Identify and report damaged equipment, wiring issues, and installation deficiencies. Maintain organized cable pathways, properly labeled devices, and clean installation areas. What You Bring to the Table Approximately 6 months to 2 years or higher of commercial fire alarm or related low-voltage installation experience. Basic understanding of fire alarm devices, wiring methods, and system components. Familiarity with smoke detectors, pull stations, notification appliances, and fire alarm control equipment. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Benefits Employees benefit from ongoing technical training, career advancement opportunities, competitive benefits, and a supportive work environment that encourages professional growth and long-term success. #J-18808-Ljbffr TradeSTAR, Inc.