Fire Sprinkler Inspector
gpacGarland (TX)
About the role
Fire Sprinkler Inspector A well-established commercial fire protection contractor is hiring a Fire Sprinkler Inspector to perform inspection, testing, and maintenance of water-based fire protection systems across a growing base of commercial customers, including office, healthcare, education, retail, and multifamily properties. You'll be the face of the company on site, keeping customers safe and in compliance.
What you'll do:
- Perform scheduled inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) of sprinkler, standpipe, and fire pump systems per NFPA 25 Conduct main drain tests, flow switch and tamper tests, and dry pipe and preaction trip tests
- Perform annual fire pump flow tests and verify churn testing
- Test backflow prevention assemblies and complete required reports
- Identify, document, and clearly explain deficiencies and impairments to customers
- Complete accurate inspection reports and submit results to customers and AHJsRecommend repairs and pass service opportunities to the service team
- What you'll bring 1+ years of commercial fire sprinkler inspection, testing, or service experienceNICET Inspection and Testing of Water-Based Systems Level II preferred; Level I minimum
- Backflow tester certification preferred, or willingness to obtain itWorking knowledge of NFPA 25 ITM frequencies and requirements
- Familiarity with valves, fire pumps, and alarm devices
- Strong customer service, communication, and reporting skills
- Valid driver's license and ability to travel to customer sites
- What's offered
- Competitive base salary plus bonus potential
- Health, dental, and vision benefits 401(k) with match
- Paid time off and holidays
- Stable company with consistent backlog and growth opportunities
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