NICET Fire Alarm Technician Phoenix Area

Nicet Fire Alarm Technician

ABcom, a prominent provider of design and build services for business-critical network infrastructures for data centers and organizations of all types, is adding an experienced NICET Fire Alarm Technician to its growing team.

The Fire Alarm Technician is responsible for the installation, programming, testing, inspection, service, and troubleshooting of commercial fire alarm and life-safety systems. This position works under the direction of project managers, department supervisors, foremen, and/or site leads to deliver projects safely, accurately, on schedule, and in compliance with applicable codes, project documents, and manufacturer requirements.

This position reports to the Superintendent or Vice President of Operations.

Responsibilities:

Install, program, test, inspect, service, and troubleshoot commercial fire alarm and life-safety systems.

Install and terminate fire alarm control panels, notification appliances, initiating devices, modules, power supplies, and associated low-voltage cabling.

Read and correctly interpret plans, specifications, riser diagrams, point lists, sequence-of-operations documents, and shop drawings.

Perform system testing and support acceptance inspections with customers, general contractors, and authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs).

Diagnose system, circuit, device, and programming issues and complete repairs or modifications as required.

Complete system upgrades, additions, and tenant improvements while minimizing disruption to customer operations.

Prepare accurate daily reports, inspection records, test documentation, redlines, as-builts, and other required project paperwork.

Coordinate work with project managers, supervisors, foremen, other trades, and customers; promptly communicate technical or scheduling concerns.

Maintain required certifications and stay current with applicable codes, standards, manufacturer requirements, and industry practices.

Adhere to and help enforce all company safety policies, procedures, and quality standards.

Maintain a valid driver's license and company insurability.

Travel locally and occasionally out of state, including possible overnight travel, as project needs require.

Participate in scheduled on-call or after-hours service coverage when required.

Perform other duties assigned by the Superintendent, Project Manager, or Vice President of Operations.