Fire Alarm Technician
specialized fire securityBuena Vista (WI)
About the role
We are seeking a motivated and experienced Fire alarm technician to join our team in our Georgia office. In this role, you will provide technical field support and service to our customers. You will be responsible for troubleshooting and resolving customer issues, conducting on site installations and repairs, as well as on-going training for customer personnel. As your employer, we offer an advancement plan, plus we will subsidize 82.5% of the cost of your medical benefits. Other benefits are available for purchase by the employee, i.e. vision, dental, life, etc New hires receive 15 days of PTO to start beginning January 1, prorated the first year based on hire date. PTO increases with years in service. Employees are paid for 10 company holidays. If you are ambitious and a self motivated professional with a strong background in fire alarm safety products, we would love to have you as part of our team. The Fire Alarm Technician is responsible for the following: Coordinate with contractors in the process of installation of fire alarm systems sold by our company Perform system commissioning on fire alarm systems including loading software programs and implementing modifications as necessary Conduct testing and inspect fire alarm systems under maintenance agreements Troubleshoot and repair network hardware and software issues Identify code and non-conformance issues Makes recommendations regarding both systems installations and service contract facilities Generate detailed daily reports, using company software, on activities completed, deferred and those requiring further action or material Support emergency on-call assignments Support 2nd & 3rd shift work Compensation details: 24-40 Hourly Wage PI24bd25e83e1b-25448-375607115c143e31-5e48-4549-b638-05792d185386
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