Licensed Fire Alarm Technicians – Your Expertise Saves Lives!

Are you a licensed Fire Alarm Technician looking for an exciting opportunity in the Dallas area? Join one of Texas's premier life safety companies and be part of a team that protects lives and property through cutting-edge technology and expert service.

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!

Why Choose This Opportunity?

• Top Benefits: 401K with matching, medical insurance options, paid holidays, and more.
• Career Growth: Access to free industry certifications and advanced licensing guidance.
• Leadership Opportunities: Showcase your expertise and grow with a supportive team.Competitive Pay: Get rewarded for your skills and dedication.
• Impactful Work: Play a vital role in life safety solutions for commercial environments.

Your Role as a Fire Alarm Technician:

• Install, test, and maintain fire alarm systems in commercial buildings.
• Perform device terminations and panel connections.
• Ensure systems comply with NFPA standards and local codes.
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues.
• Provide leadership for junior technicians and contribute to project success.

What You Bring:

• Active State of Texas Fire Alarm License (FAL).
• Knowledge of NFPA 72 standards and fire alarm wiring requirements.
• Experience with device terminations, panel programming, and system testing.
• Ability to read blueprints and schematics.
• Reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license, and a safety-first attitude.