Fire Alarm Service Technician

Non

• Entry Level Position Skills Required State of Texas Fire Alarm License is

REQUIRED.

Please do not apply if you do not have an FAL. Troubleshooting

• Determines the cause of operating errors; takes initiative and decides what to do about it. Strong knowledge of engineering fundamentals, relay logic, PLC's, and operations. Has the knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures within the field. Service Orientation
• Responds promptly to customer needs and solicits feedback to improve service; meets commitments. Handles customer complaints and situations with professionalism and with a customer first attitude. Programming
• Uses laptop or keypad for local programming of systems. Communication
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and diagnostic skills. Has the ability to understand and communicate using technical concepts, practices and terminology to supervisors, co-workers, and customers in a timely manner. Must be able to clearly communicate with customers in English. Dependability
• Is consistently at work and on time; arrives at meetings and appointments on time.

Follows instructions, responds to management direction. Ability to work flexible hours and work around a changing schedule Ability to maintain a neat /clean, and professional appearance that reflects well on the Company and clients. Must be able to control stressful situations and exhibit self-control to resolve conflicts. Must be able to make decisions in an environment without direct supervision in a timely, efficient manner, and be able to change routines on an ongoing basis. Detail oriented with critical problem solving and superior organizational skills. Must have all your own tools

Responsibilities:

Inspects, tests and repairs Fire alarm systems Prepares accurate, detailed, and legible documents, such as work orders or inspection reports. Assures that all completed jobs meet customer requirements in accordance with job specifications and local codes. Explains details, such as the causes and consequences of false alarms, proper and efficient operation of systems to customers. Builds and maintains relationships with customers. Works in a safe manner at all times. Identifies up-sale opportunities and capitalizes on them. Works extended hours and/or weekends as needed. Willing and able to travel, limited to the State of Texas. Rare but may happen. Willing to work on other low voltage systems such as access control, IP cameras, security, gate operators, video entry systems etc Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Valid driver's license in good standing. Have a valid TX Fire Alarm License. Ability to obtain a

TDPS PSB

installer License. Physical Demands Work in small, confined spaces (crawl spaces, attics) Work from a ladder and manlift. Work in all types of weather. Work consistently during the day, standing, climbing, crawling, kneeling, squatting, bending, pushing, pulling and/or lifting approximately 50 to 75 lbs. Must be able to wear work boots with steel toe, and other standard PPE such as hard hats, ear plugs, safety goggles. On occasion, dust masks may be required. Related work experience a plus but not required Fire alarm control panels

• Firelite, Silent Knight, Potter AFC and IPA Access control systems
• Chirp, Alarm.com, Linear Access base 2000/E3, Keyscan Aurora, PDK ethernet/wireless, Lenel S2, Brivo, Dormakaba Community, Comelit, Butterfly MX, Transcore RFID readers, All-O-Matic gate operators, Elite & Liftmaster gate operators Video Surveillance systems
• Digital Watchdog, HikVision, Luma, Intrusion alarm systems
• Qolsys, Alarm.com, 2GIG, DSC controllers with partitioned zones, glass break and motion detectors, zone partitioning, etc… Audio/Video Distribution Systems
• RTI, Sonos, Russound, DirecTV Fiber optic cabling via fusion and mechanical splicing

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$25.00

• $30.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Flexible schedule Fuel card On-the-job training Paid time off Referral program

Work Location:

In person