NICET Fire Alarm Technician

We are a leading provider of Fire & Life Safety services in the Pacific Northwest. We have been in operation since the early 2000's and are based in Portland, OR with additional offices in WA & CA. We provide the Pacific Northwest with FLS compliance services and solutions for all of your fire protection and life safety needs. We provide a broad range of Fire & Life Safety programs designed to meet the specific needs of the industries we serve. We specialize in providing the following services: Test & Inspection, Service & Repair, System Design and Monitoring.

*** MUST have recent Low Voltage FIRE ALARM Industry work experience to be considered ***

Qualifications:

• 2+ years of experience with Fire Alarms
• High School diploma or better
• NICET Certification in Fire Alarm Systems
• Washington EL-06 Electrical License
• Working knowledge of NFPA Standards (including 70 & 72) and local AHJ requirements
• Valid state-issued driver’s license with an acceptable driving record
• Knowledge & ability to understand and operate basic computer programs/functions (i.e. Windows, Word, Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Apple IOS, Android, etc)

Job Duties:

• Perform fire alarm commissioning to ensure that systems and equipment continue to work according to functional specification
• Perform on-site troubleshooting, programming and repairs, as well as the installation, inspection, testing and servicing of low voltage life safety product lines and fire alarm systems
• Identify code and non-conformance issues and correct according to code standards
• Read and interpret various blueprints, diagrams, submittals and product manuals to properly program and verify systems
• Provide customer instruction for proper device use, preventative care and consistent maintenance to prevent future malfunctions
• Discuss deficiencies noted with the customer and explain the problem and its resolution
• Maintain a positive relationship with the customer and pass on information to the appropriate personnel for follow ups, quotes, questions and concerns