Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship
wigintonJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
- Start a career that pays you to learn.
- Wiginton Fire Systems is hiring entry-level Fire Sprinkler Apprentices in Jacksonville. No experience required. We will train you.
- If you are looking for a stable career, consistent pay increases, and a clear path for advancement, this is it.
- Why This Job Stands OutPaid, hands-on training from day one4-year apprenticeship program fully paid by the company
- Pay increases every 6 months based on progress
- Earn your Journeyman certification
- Opportunity to grow into leadership, design, sales, or management100 percent employee-owned company. You benefit from the company's success
- This is not a dead-end job. This is a career path.
What You Will Do:
- Assist with installing fire sprinkler systems on commercial job sites
- Work with tools, piping, and mechanical systems
- Learn to read blueprints and understand system layouts
- Work outdoors and stay active
- Be part of a team that builds life safety systems
What We Are Looking For:
- 18 years or older
- Valid driver's license with a good driving record
- Able to pass a drug screen and background check
- Able to lift 75 pounds
- Comfortable working at heights
- Willing to work outdoors in Florida conditions
- Mechanically inclined and ready to learn
- No experience required. We will teach you everything you need to know.
Pay and Benefits:
- Employee Ownership through ESOP401(k) with company match
- Health, dental, and life insurance
- Paid time off
- Paid training and development
- Uniforms provided
- Referral bonuses
What to ExpectThis is physical, hands-on work. You will be on job sites, not behind a desk.
You will start by learning the basics and build real skills over time. If you show up, work hard, and take the training seriously, there is a clear path to long-term success here.
Apply TodayIf you are ready to start a career instead of just another job, apply now.
Wiginton Fire Systems is looking for people who want to build something long-term.
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