Fire Inspector

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crane alarm servicePhoenix (AZ)

SENIORITY

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Job Description: Come and join Idaho’s largest, privately owned and operated, one-stop Life Safety Company! We are looking to add a Fire Inspector to our team. As a Fire Inspector you will: Work independently, as well as with a team, to inspect: commercial Fire Alarm, Fire Extinguisher, Fire Sprinkler, Back Flow, Kitchen Hood, Emergency Light and Exit Signs systems. Don’t have experience? We will train you! We want people with a positive attitude, attention to detail, hard work ethic and live with integrity. Apply today!\nCompany
Description: We are a full scale Commercial Security, Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinkler Company! We pride ourselves in our quality and professionalism; we take care of our customers and our employees.
Full Time Benefits include: Monthly Medical Insurance Stipend, 401K w/ Match, Personal Verizon Wireless Discount, Company Apparel, Paid Time Off and more! Apply today to become part of our Crane Alarm Team!
Company Description: We are a full scale Commercial Security, Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinkler Company! We pride ourselves in our quality and professionalism; we take care of our customers and our employees. \nFull Time Benefits include: Monthly Medical Insurance Stipend, 401K w/ Match, Personal Verizon Wireless Discount, Company Apparel, Paid Time Off and more!\nApply today to become part of our Crane Alarm Team!

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