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Industrial Fire Sprinkler Inspector

Posted 2 days ago

firetrol protection systemsHouston (TX)

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About the role

Fire Sprinkler Inspector Firetrol Protection Systems is seeking an experienced Fire Sprinkler Inspector to join our Industrial Inspection & Service team. This position is responsible for performing inspections, testing, and maintenance (ITM) of fire protection systems at industrial facilities, including chemical plants, refineries, power generation facilities, manufacturing plants, and terminals. The ideal candidate will have strong technical knowledge of fire protection systems, experience working in industrial environments, and the ability to perform inspections independently while maintaining a high standard of safety, accuracy, and customer service. Primary Job Responsibilities Perform scheduled inspections and testing of water-based fire protection systems in accordance with applicable NFPA standards and customer requirements. Inspect sprinkler systems, fire pumps, hydrants, standpipes, control valves, and associated equipment. Identify system deficiencies, impairments, and potential safety concerns. Prepare accurate and detailed inspection reports, including equipment information, deficiencies, and recommended repairs. Communicate inspection findings to customers, supervisors, and the service department. Coordinate system shutdowns, impairments, and testing activities with customer personnel. Assist with identifying repair opportunities and providing information needed to develop service proposals. Maintain inspection equipment, tools, and assigned company vehicle Complete assigned inspections within scheduled timeframes while maintaining quality and safety standards. Represent Firetrol professionally when interacting with customers and facility personnel.

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