Sprinkler Service Technician
Sprinkler Service Technician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- The ability to service, test, inspect and troubleshoot basic and complex fire sprinkler systems with limited or no supervision. Ability to install is a plus, but not required
- May require some overtime hours at night, on weekends and at a moment's notice for emergency calls
- Ability to coordinate with contractors, customers, building maintenance personnel, and office personnel to execute daily workload
- Ability to identify code issues and non-conformance issues
- Confidence and accuracy making recommendations regarding system installation improvements
- Commitment to respond and carry out to completion any troubleshooting and repairs on assigned customer systems
- Exceptional work ethic and attention to detail
- If this sounds like the job for you, here are some of the requirements/things we take into consideration for joining the team!
- High school diploma is required. Industry experience preferred
- Must have valid driver's license and reliable transportation with willingness to travel within the state of Maryland
- Strong attention to detail
- Understanding of complex blueprints and solid written and verbal skills
- Familiarity with the national fire codes
- Thorough knowledge of fire sprinkler systems and the necessary tools
- Ability to work in a wide variety of conditions, including heights up to 30 feet or more and also be able to work in adverse weather conditions
- Ability to lift 50 pounds
- Experience in lift operations and OSHA guidelinesNICET certification a plus
- Some of these benefits may not be important for you today, but they may be down the road: Hourly pay in line with experience along with performance incentive plan
- Regular performance reviews in the way of real-time coaching from your licensed mentor and in-office reviews with your PM and/or divisional VPPaid time off
- Participation in Fidelity 401(K) that includes employer match
- Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits
- Company-paid life insurance policy of $50,000 Participation in Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual company training and events
- Opportunity to be an integral part of the best fire protection team in the Northeast
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