Alarm, Fire Alarm!  A License to Life Safety! 

Turn your Fire Alarm License into a life-saving career!  Join a top safety contractor as a licensed FAL and lead the charge in protecting people and property with cutting-edge fire alarm systems.  Your skills are in high demand—make an impact today!

Company Information: Forth Worth based provider of commercial low voltage services for over 30 years this company provides, Audio Visual, Electronic Security & Surveillance, Life Safety, Distributed Antenna Systems, structured cabling, paging, and intercom systems design and installation services throughout Texas.  They are members of Avixa, AGC, NFPA, and several other trade organizations and have received numerous awards throughout the years showcasing their commitment to the industry and their clients.  This company takes a servant mentality approach to their business.  They strive to provide stability and earn the trust of their clients as well as maintain a commitment to training and development for their employees.  Their effort doesn’t end there, they are actively involved in several charities to serve their community in addition to their clients and employees.  They wear this effort on their sleeve and actively use their business as a vehicle to raise awareness.  For the career seeker who is looking to be more than just a number, who wants to be a part of a team invested in their success and the success of their clients and community, this is a strong option.

What's in it for You?

• 401K with Match
• Medical Insurance Options
• Paid Holidays
• Paid Vacation
• 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 Licensed Fire Alarm Technician, you will:

• Participate in walkthroughs with Fire Marshall.
• Understand Ohm Meter operation and troubleshooting.
• Perform high-level troubleshooting, testing, and system certification.

• Have comprehensive knowledge of fire alarm systems, electrical requirements, and NFPA standards.
• Know the wiring requirements and protection for fire alarm systems.

• Have exposure to suppression systems installations.
• Conduct and document proper fire alarm system testing
• Understand the basics of signal transmission, voice/alarm communication systems, surveys, maintenance, wiring, evacuation signals, and combination systems.

 Background Profile:

• 2+ years’ experience installing fire alarm cabling, support structure, and equipment in a commercial environment.  Inspection experience preferable.
• Hold or able to obtain a State of Texas Fire Alarm License.
• Experience in panel terminations, programming, and testing.
• Comprehensive knowledge of NFPA standards related to Fire Alarm Systems.
• Basic understanding of Ohm Meter operation.
• Safety-conscious mindset.
• Availability to work days, nights, and weekends as needed.
• Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license.
• Ability to pass a drug screen and criminal background check.
• Excellent communicator both written and oral.