Fire Alarm Technician

Overview

Install, maintain, and troubleshoot fire alarm systems.

Requirements

• nicet i/ii
• troubleshooting
• multi-meter
• blueprints
• programming
• lift

What You Bring

-Ability to work alone or with others -Ability to disable most fire alarm panel NAC circuits -Able to lift up to 50 pounds -Basic troubleshooting skills (ground fault, batteries, phone line, open circuit, short circuit) -Must provide basic hand tools (screwdrivers, pliers, strippers, lineman pliers, tape measure) -Ability to use a tone generator -Ability to decipher the resistor color code -Ability to read, use and understand a multi-meter -Able to work in a lift (no fear of heights) -Able to read & follow blueprints/drawings -Technical aptitude -Basic programming skills (small system set up) -Device replacement skills (reprogramming a new device) -Able to climb ladders -Mechanical aptitude (ability to read and understand a schematic) -NICET I or II in Fire Alarm a plus but not required -Ability to use a telephone butt-set -Factory Trained on any Fire Alarm system

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About Ryan Fireprotection, Inc.

-Specializes in designing, installing, and maintaining fire suppression and alarm systems for various industries. -Serves sectors such as industrial, commercial, and government, ensuring safety in complex environments. -Renowned for expertise in large-scale and high-risk projects, including power plants and manufacturing facilities. -Known for use of cutting-edge technology in fire safety solutions, blending innovation with reliability. -Has successfully completed projects in diverse regions, demonstrating adaptability to varying regulatory standards.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-must pass a drug test and motor vehicle record (mvr) check.