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Fire Alarm/Suppression Technician

CertaSite

Columbus, OH

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago


CertaSite rating

8.5

Company rating: 8.5 out of 10

Based on 12 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

6th of 37 rated health and safety providers


Job description

Fire Alarm/Suppression Technician
Perform installation, inspection, testing, service and repairs of fire alarm systems and engineered and pre-engineered suppression systems for compliance with applicable life-safety and fire-safety requirements as mandated by standards and codes, manufacturers requirements, federal, state and local ordinances, customer requirements, and the expectations and requirements of the company.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Perform installation, inspection and testing of all types of fire alarm and engineered and pre-engineered suppression systems at the required frequencies in accordance with the requirements and instructions contained in the applicable NFPA codes and standards (NFPA 12, 72, 2001, 850, 17, 17A, etc.)
  • Perform programming, testing, final inspections, as-built drawings and customer training for installations. Troubleshoot and perform service and repair of fire alarm and engineered and pre-engineered suppression systems.
  • Record and document all inspections, repairs, discrepancies, and recommendations either electronically or manually.
  • Maintain a good positive relationship with the customer and pass on information to the appropriate personnel for follow up, quotes, questions, or concerns.
  • Maintain vehicle in clean and orderly fashion. Keep vehicle stocked with parts, equipment, and supplies, necessary to perform the job.
  • Maintain equipment and tools necessary to safely perform job.
  • Evaluate customer site for additional equipment and services that customer may require.
  • Work in compliance with the Company's safety program.
  • Perform on-site and/or off-site (phone) emergency troubleshooting of fire alarm and suppression systems.
  • Discuss deficiencies noted with customer, explaining the problem and its resolution.
  • There may be situations which require work on nights, weekends, and/or holidays. For some locations, these demands will be more frequent or required than others. Discuss this with your Manager.
  • Must be comfortable with heights, working on ladders or lifts, or in confined spaces.
Qualifications:
  • Experience with electrical wiring and circuitry, desired.
  • Must possess the ability to calculate basic math including fractions, decimals and percentages.
  • Must possess the knowledge and ability to understand and operate basic computer functions, operating systems and software applications such as Windows, Word, Apple IOS, Android and Outlook. In addition, required to learn and use industry specific devices and software.
  • Legible handwriting required.
  • Must currently have a valid U.S. driver's license.
  • State license or NICET certifications for the state in which you are applying is desired. In addition, employees may not have prior experience but have the potential and willingness to learn. The training and testing required to obtain a license or certifications is provided and paid for by the company.
Skills needed:
  • Acute attention to detail
  • Strong mechanical and technical aptitude
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills
Working Conditions:
  • Overtime may be required and the number of hours may vary based on work location.
  • May be exposed to all kinds of work environments. Varying work environments from hot to cold temperatures and exposure to dust.
  • Occasionally asked to travel overnight to a customer location.
Physical Requirements:
  • Must successfully pass a lift test up to 50 pounds.
  • Frequent lifting and carrying of toolboxes, equipment, parts, tools, equipment, cabling, and/or wiring.
  • Frequent ladder climbing and checking, pulling wire, etc.
  • Walking, stooping, bending, crouching, kneeling, and raising hands overhead.
  • Driving is required and the amount of time driving may vary.
  • Required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for this position in accordance with safety standards.
Company Overview:
About CertaSite
CertaSite, headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, is a growing, people-focused life safety company on a mission to protect lives and property. We take our job seriously because we know what’s at stake if we don’t. Leveraging technology, we see the opportunity to provide our customers a single, easy solution that they can count on to install, service and maintain all their life safety systems.
CertaSite is funded by The Riverside Company with participation from prominent angel investors.
  • The company is a prized investment of Riverside’s high-powered MicroCap fund;
  • The company is a healthy, growing business with strong EBITDA margins poised for its next level of growth;
  • A world-class sponsor with over $7 billion in assets under management and a best-in-class track record of scaling mid-sized companies; and
  • Ample time remaining in Riverside’s investment period for the new Fire Protection Alarm/Suppression Technician to create significant value and build an ever more impressive, culture-rich, and valuable Company.
CertaSite is growing rapidly despite an underdeveloped business-to-business approach. In short, CertaSite is a strong business that presents ample opportunity for the right Fire Alarm/Suppression Technician.

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