Fire Alarm Installer

Introduction to the Fire Alarm Installer Role

Overview of the Fire Alarm Installer Position

At Prime Partners, we are committed to ensuring the safety and security of our clients through expert fire alarm installation. As a Fire Alarm Installer, you will play a crucial role in our multi-year project in Cayce, SC, with additional opportunities in neighboring cities such as Columbia, Lexington, and West Columbia. This role is hands-on and requires a detail-oriented approach to ensure the highest standards of safety and compliance.

Your Daily Tasks as a Fire Alarm Installer

Installing Fire Alarm Systems

Your primary responsibility will be to install fire alarm control panels and devices across various commercial sites. This includes pulling and terminating fire alarm cables, mounting notification appliances, and initiation devices accurately. You will also assist with system programming and testing to ensure functionality and compliance with safety standards.

Ensuring System Integrity and Documentation

Maintaining detailed point-to-point wiring documentation is crucial. You will coordinate with other trades to ensure proper device placement and perform both pre-wire and trim-out phases. Installing conduit and cable pathways will be part of your routine, as well as troubleshooting any system wiring issues that arise. Maintaining proper color coding and labeling of wires is essential for system integrity and future maintenance.

Additional Daily Activities

• Conduct system checks and routine maintenance to ensure consistent operation.
• Collaborate with project managers and site foremen to align installation schedules with project timelines.
• Report daily progress and any issues encountered to the project foreman to facilitate smooth project execution.

What You Need to Be a Fire Alarm Installer

Experience and Expertise

To succeed in this role, you should have 1-3 years of experience in the field as a Fire Alarm Installer. Proficiency in reading blueprints and understanding NFPA 72 requirements are essential. You should be knowledgeable about fire alarm circuit types and have experience with basic programming.

Hands-On Skills

The ability to use a multimeter and other testing equipment will be part of your daily toolkit. Attention to detail is crucial for accurate documentation, and understanding voltage drop calculations will aid in system design and troubleshooting. Good communication skills are necessary for effective coordination with team members and other trades on-site.

Compensation and Benefits

Competitive Pay and Career Growth

We offer a competitive salary range of $24.46-$32.8 per hour, depending on your experience and expertise. At Prime Partners, we value our employees and provide clear paths for career advancement within the company.

Training and Development

Our commitment to your professional growth includes ongoing training and certification opportunities. We ensure our team members stay updated with the latest industry standards and technologies. Key benefits also include comprehensive health coverage, retirement plans, and paid time off to support a healthy work-life balance.