Fire Alarm Installer at Prime Partners

About the Fire Alarm Installer Position

As a Fire Alarm Installer at Prime Partners, you’ll join a team renowned for excellence and reliability in the Sun Lakes, AZ area. With over two decades of experience, I can attest to the pride we take in ensuring safety through top-notch fire alarm systems. Our projects range from commercial buildings to residential complexes, ensuring a diverse and engaging work environment. We also extend our services to neighboring cities such as Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa, expanding our reach and expertise across the region.

Fire Alarm Installer Position Overview

Joining Prime Partners as a Fire Alarm Installer means becoming part of a dynamic team that values precision and safety. On a day-to-day basis, you’ll be working on various projects, from installing fire alarm systems in high-rise commercial buildings to ensuring the safety of residential properties. Our team is structured to promote collaboration and innovation, with experienced supervisors guiding and supporting you. The potential for growth is immense, with clear pathways to supervisory roles and specialized positions within the company.

Core Fire Alarm Installer Responsibilities

Your responsibilities will include installing fire alarm control panels and devices, pulling and terminating fire alarm cables, and mounting notification appliances and initiation devices. You’ll assist with system programming and testing, maintain detailed point-to-point wiring documentation, and coordinate with other trades for precise device placement. The role involves performing pre-wire and trim-out phases, installing conduit and cable pathways, and troubleshooting system wiring issues. Maintaining proper color coding and labeling is crucial, as is assisting with final testing and inspections.

Advanced technical duties include integrating fire alarms with building management systems, performing complex voltage drop calculations, and utilizing advanced diagnostic tools for troubleshooting. Our regional projects often require familiarity with local building codes and regulations, ensuring compliance and safety. Safety protocols are paramount, with strict adherence to OSHA standards and regular safety training sessions.

Qualifications

Prospective candidates should have experience with commercial fire alarm systems and proficiency in blueprint reading. A solid understanding of NFPA 72 requirements, fire alarm circuit types, and basic programming is essential. You should be adept at using multimeters and testing equipment, with meticulous attention to documentation and knowledge of voltage drop calculations. Strong communication skills are necessary for effective coordination.

A minimum of 1-3 years of experience as a Fire Alarm Installer is required, along with essential certifications such as NICET Level I or II. Technical knowledge in advanced system integrations and familiarity with the latest fire alarm technologies will be advantageous.

Tools & Equipment

Daily tools for our Fire Alarm Installers include multimeters, wire strippers, and crimping tools, alongside essential personal tools like screwdrivers and pliers. Prime Partners provides specialized equipment like cable testers and conduit benders, ensuring you have the necessary resources to excel in your role.

Physical Requirements

This role requires the ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work in various conditions, including confined spaces and at heights. Safety gear such as hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves is mandatory, with additional protective equipment provided as needed for specific tasks.

Training & Development

Our Fire Alarm Installer mentorship program pairs you with seasoned professionals, offering guidance and support. We provide opportunities to earn certifications such as NICET Level III and IV, enhancing your expertise and career prospects. The career advancement path is clearly defined, with potential roles in project management and technical specialization.

Compensation Package

We offer a competitive salary range of $23.58-$32.10 per hour, depending on experience, with ample opportunities for career advancement. Ongoing training and certifications are part of our commitment to your professional development. Our overtime policies are designed to be fair and rewarding, with tool allowances and additional perks like health benefits and retirement plans, ensuring a comprehensive compensation package.