Electrician/Fire Alarm Technician

No corporate red tape. No layers of bureaucracy. No sitting around waiting for someone to make a decision. Just a fast moving, growing company where people work hard, know their stuff, and get things done. If you know your trade, like working with your hands and want to be a part of a company where you really matter, this is your opportunity. Bring your electrical and special hazard fire alarm expertise to a team that values people who take ownership, solve problems, and get the job done right. You will work on specialized fire alarm and fire suppression systems, lead a small field crew, and have the opportunity to grow right alongside the business. If you are the kind of person who would rather be out in the field solving a problem than sitting in a meeting talking about it, this could be your perfect fit. Electrician / Fire Alarm Technician – Your Job Duties You will work hands on in the field – may include travel throughout the Western United States - installing, troubleshooting, testing, and commissioning specialized fire detection and releasing systems. You will also oversee a small crew of 4 to 5 field technicians, providing technical direction and keeping projects moving. You will: Install, configure, troubleshoot, test, and commission special hazard fire alarm and releasing systems at commercial and industrial project sites. Work directly with releasing control panels, initiating devices, notification appliances, and suppression system interfaces. Configure and test releasing logic, cross zoning, abort switches, manual release stations, and system sequences of operation. Perform electrical troubleshooting, diagnose system failures, identify root causes, and make necessary repairs or corrections. Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, riser diagrams, construction drawings, and technical specifications. Perform system acceptance testing, functional testing, and commissioning to ensure systems operate correctly and meet applicable codes. Lead and oversee a field crew of 4 to 5 technicians, providing technical guidance, troubleshooting support, and direction on installation work. Coordinate directly with project managers, engineers, general contractors, inspectors, and other trades to resolve field issues and keep projects on schedule. Work directly with customers to explain technical issues, recommend solutions, and provide updates on project progress. Prepare accurate service reports, testing documentation, commissioning records, and deficiency reports. Maintain safe jobsites and follow electrical safety procedures, including lockout/tagout requirements. Electrician / Fire Alarm Technician – Required Skills, Experience & Team Fit You have: Prior hands on experience installing, troubleshooting, testing, and commissioning special hazard fire alarm and releasing systems An electrical trade background as an Electrician, Electrical Technician, Fire Alarm Technician, or equivalent electrical technical training Strong technical knowledge of conventional and addressable fire alarm systems, releasing control panels, initiating devices, and associated electrical interfaces Experience working with releasing logic, cross zoning, abort switches, manual release stations, and suppression system interfaces Ability to read and troubleshoot electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and system sequence of operations Working knowledge of NFPA 72 and NFPA 2001 codes and standards as applicable to special hazard fire alarm systems Experience performing functional testing, system acceptance testing, and commissioning documentation. Willingness and ability to travel extensively to project sites A get it done mentality. You take ownership, figure things out, and do not need someone looking over your shoulder to get the job done Comfort working in a fast moving company where priorities can change, decisions happen quickly, and everyone pitches in to keep projects moving You might have (desired, not required): NICET Certification in Fire Alarm Systems. Manufacturer training or certifications for fire alarm and releasing control panels. Experience with clean agent fire suppression systems, industrial fire detection, explosion proof devices, or other special hazard applications. Experience with PLC interfaces, HVAC shutdowns, equipment interlocks, or building management system integrations. Experience supporting system design reviews, submittal reviews, or complex system integrations. Electrician / Fire Alarm Technician – Benefits for You Your compensation will be $100,000 to $150,000, depending on your electrical trade experience and special hazard fire alarm expertise. You will be provided with comprehensive medical, dental and vision insurance, paid holidays and paid time off and 401k plan. This is a field based position with extensive travel to project sites. Travel reimbursement, per diem and other perks to be provided. May include vehicle or vehicle allowance. #J-18808-Ljbffr GrowthWise Search Partners