Responsible for performing test & inspection on fire alarm systems. But not limited to, the installation of DynaNet, troubleshooting and maintenance of fire alarm systems. The Alarm technician is responsible for test & inspecting fire alarm systems in the most efficient manner to assure minimum down time and maximum performance. All inspections must meet the highest quality standards set forth by DynaFire, Inc., while assuring a professional and safe working environment.
Relationships and Roles:
- The Fire Alarm Systems Technician will be accountable to the Service Manager. Work 40 hours a week, overtime as needed and out of town work is required at times. Accountability will be to the other Department Managers, employees and customers of DynaFire.
- Responds to customer’s service related issues promptly and must have the ability to effectively deal with customers, some that will require high levels of patience’s.
- Maintain the ability to effectively communicate the needs required to complete DynaFire’s scope of work to all parties responsible for portions effecting the timely completion of that scope.
- Assist the DynaFire’s Sales and Estimating staff with information leading to additional sales, change order opportunities and DynaNet sales.
- Responsible for, but not limited to the mobilization, wiring, device trim, final hookup, troubleshooting, testing, and final inspection of fire alarm equipment for new jobs.
- To test, trouble shot, program fire alarm systems and documentation required to meet all applicable industry codes and standards.
- The ability to effectively hand and computer program fire alarm panels commonly installed by DynaFire.
- Follow all DynaFire’s policies and procedures.
- Interface with DynaFire Engineering department to create accurate Documentation.
- Responsible for handling warranty service calls on an as needed basis.
- Trains and instructs Crew Members and peers as needed.
- Trains and instructs the customer on the proper use of the equipment.
- Responsible for reading and interpreting wiring diagrams, schematics, blueprints and specifications.
- Responsible for operation of the following test equipment: Volt Meter, Ohm Meter, Oscilloscope, Multimeter, Tone Generator, and Battery Tester.
- Acquire and maintain required tools on tool list.
- Consistently analyze and update tools to maintain efficiency and examine and recommend the use and purchase of labor saving devices.
- Have a working knowledge of construction tools including but not limited to Step ladders, extension ladders, Scissor lifts, hand tools, power tools cordless tools, Powder actuated tools, cutting tools, Wire pulling devices and Fastening systems.
- To maintain a good driving record and be well groomed.
- Full compliance with DynaFire’s and customer’s safety program.
- Research and obtain information on position specific training opportunities.
- 20. Obtain a NICET level II within one year of becoming a Fire Alarm Test & Inspector.
- 21. Regularly attend and participate in training classes or programs to increase ones knowledge and help train others.
- 22. Other duties as required or assigned by DynaFire’s management.
- 23. Will have the responsibility of properly caring for and maintain an IPad
- 24. Is responsible for properly updating and maintaining reports as required by management.
Training and Certification Requirements:
- The Fire Alarm Systems Technician shall possess a two-year electronics degree or equivalent combination of education and related field experience. A working knowledge of computers and communications systems is required. You must have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Employee must have a means of communicating via ISP for VPN connection. NICET level II.
