Ignite your Career as a Level I Fire Alarm Technician!

Are you ready to embark on a rewarding journey in the fire alarm industry? Join a leading Life Safety company in Dallas as a Level I Fire Alarm Technician and take the first step toward a bright future with plenty of room for growth!

Company Information

Our client is one of the largest privately held companies in the life safety industry with over 30 years in business, 5 Texas offices, and 300+ employees to their credit.  Due to their stellar reputation and key industry partnerships, they’re positioned with an incredible project backlog and are working with several high-profile clients.  They’re also experiencing tremendous growth and rapidly expanding their team in their quest to be TOP Life Safety solutions provider in the state.  They provide turn-key solutions (sales, consulting, design, installation, service, inspection) in several vertical markets including commercial, K-12, Hospitality, and Medical.  They also offer excellent benefits!

What's in it for you?

• 401K with Match.
• Medical Insurance Options.
• Paid Holidays.
• Access to Top Contractors.
• Competitive Pay.
• Lucrative Career Opportunities.
• Leadership Opportunities.
• Access to Free Industry Certifications.
• Advanced Industry Certification Guidance.
• State Licensing Guidance.
• Bonus Program.

Your Role with the Company

As a level I Fire Alarm Installer, you will work as part of a team to pull cable in J hooks, bridle rings, conduit, and other types of support structures.  You are familiar with basic device terminations (such as strobes, pull stations, and smoke detectors) and can select outlet/junction boxes, cable, and conduit.  You will be familiar with Ohm Meter operation and capable of assisting with basic testing and troubleshooting.  You will have a basic understanding of the various types of fire alarm systems, electrical requirements, alarm initiating devices, control functions, and alarm indicating appliances.  You also have a basic understanding of the NFPA standards as it relates to fire alarm installation including terminology such as “shall” and “should” and the role of the “authority that has jurisdiction”.  You will understand the wiring requirements and protection of wiring for fire alarm systems.

Background Profile

To succeed in this role, you should have:

• At least 6 months experience installing fire alarm cabling, support structure, and equipment in a commercial environment.
• Familiar with NFPA standards as it relates to Fire Alarm Systems
• Basic understanding of Ohm Meter operation.
• Safety Conscious
• Able to work days, nights, and weekends as needed.
• Has reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license.
• Can pass a drug screen and criminal background check.