Fire Suppression Technician

Overview

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A Technician is involved with the installation, programming, testing, field service, and training of Engineered Fire Alarm Systems.

• Review job information on new jobs.
• Confirm scope of work and relay changes to the Project Manager.
• Review location of critical equipment (control panels, annunciators, etc.).
• Obtain and read the specifications thoroughly.
• Confirm safety requirements and documentation required by contractor.
• Determine and maintain project scheduling, daily check‑in with contractor on‑site.
• Plan ahead, estimate and request materials for installation a week in advance.
• Coordinate with PM and job‑site contractor for safe storage of equipment.
• Supervise and install system in a quality manner, maintain as‑built drawings.
• Perform programming, 100% pre‑test, and final test with AHJ and/or customer.
• Certify system as required by the State of Texas and local AHJ.
• Assist PM with tracking labor and equipment costs, returned equipment credit, and log bad equipment per job.
• Keep jobsite tools and equipment secure; maintain accurate tool list.
• Maintain a clean vehicle at all times and coordinate monthly truck audits.
• Maintain good relationships with contractors and customers, bring job under budget, and look for ways to improve efficacy and profit margin.

• Working knowledge of general industrial controls.
• Knowledge of industry manufacturers, distributors, and products.
• Proficient in computer programs:
  Windows & Microsoft.
• Excellent organization skills.
• Proficient in NFPA 72, 101, building codes, and other applicable industry codes.
• State of Texas Fire Alarm Technician’s License.
• State of Texas Class A Extinguisher License.

• Fire Alarm License.
• FEL‑A License.
• Valid driver’s license with outstanding driving record.
• Ability to pass a background and drug screening.