Fire Alarm - Low Voltage Technician Trainee

VSC Fire & Security; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation

Company holidays

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

HSA/FSA

Life insurance

Long term disability

Referral bonus

Parental leave

EAP

NICET test reimbursement

Training and advancement

PPE provided

Job summary

VSC Fire & Security in Baltimore, MD seeks a Fire Alarm - Low Voltage Technician Trainee to assist with installation, service and inspection of integrated systems under supervision. You will work on fire alarm, access control, CCTV and related systems while building skills for professional advancement.

The role offers competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities for training. A valid state license and reliable transportation are required for company vehicle use.

Qualifications

• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
• Exceptional attention to detail and communication skills.
• Eagerness for professional development and growth.
• Ability to pass various background checks where required.
• Reliable transportation with valid State Driver's License for use of company vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Accurately interpret instructions and directives as assigned by supervisor.
• Effectively communicate relevant project or service information to supervisor.
• Complete work in a timely manner as outlined by supervisor.
• Operate industry tools to ensure proper installation and servicing.
• Assist with installation, service, and inspection of integrated systems under supervision.

Skills

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Instruction following

Professional development

Background checks

Job description

Fire Alarm - Low Voltage Technician Trainee

VSC Fire & Security delivers integrated, cutting-edge fire protection, life safety and security solutions, including fire suppression and detection systems, fire sprinklers, alarms and security systems.

The company was founded in 1958 on quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service, with integrity and reliability at the center of everything we do. As the premier provider of fire protection and life-safety solutions across the Southeast, VSC Fire & Security provides every customer with comprehensive solutions through outstanding design, efficient installation, reliable service and repair, and thorough inspections.

VSC Fire & Security in Baltimore, Maryland is seeking candidates for the position of Fire Alarm - Low Voltage Technician Trainee.

Position Summary:

Assists in performing activities concerned with the installation, service and/or inspection of integrated systems under the guidance of a licensed Integrated Systems Technician. Integrated Systems may include any of the following: Fire Alarm; Intrusion Detection; Access Control; CCTV; IP Cameras; Networking Infrastructure; Telecom; BDA (Bi-Directional Antenna systems); DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems); Audio/Video; Nurse Call; Area of Refuge; Intercom; Crestron; Extron; Honeywell; Notifier; Gamewell FCI; Silent Knight; Fire Lite; Siemens; AutoCall/JCI; or RATH.

What we offer:

• Excellent pay $25.00 - $35.00 based on experience
• Paid vacation and company holidays
• Medical, dental and vision insurance options for you and your family
• Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• Company paid life insurance for full time employees
• Company paid long term disability insurance
• Bonus for referring new employees
• Parental leave for full-time employees
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• NICET certification test reimbursement
• Opportunities for training and advancement
• All needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) provided

What you need:

• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
• Exceptional attention to detail and communication skills.
• Eagerness for professional development and growth.
• Ability to pass various background checks where required.
• Reliable transportation, valid State Driver's License with acceptable driving record for use of company vehicle.
• Desirable (but not required):
  • Experience in the construction or electrical industry.
  • Competence in reading and interpreting electrical plans, drawings, schematics, and specifications.

What you will do:

• Accurately interpret instructions and directives as assigned by supervisor.
• Effectively communicate relevant project or service information to supervisor.
• Complete work in a timely manner as outlined by supervisor.
• Effectively communicate with others – including by not limited to co-workers, supervisors, and job site
• Occasional use of computers, phones, email, copier and/or other office technology.
• Add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
• Exercise a modest level of independent judgment in to perform assigned duties.
• Understand and operate industry specific tools to make sure a system is installed and serviced properly.
• Assist with the installation, service, and inspection of integrated systems under the guidance of a supervisor. This may include, but not limited to; fire alarm, fire suppression, access control, video surveillance, intercom, sound/security systems, and other life safety and integrated systems.

VSC Fire and Security is a drug free workplace.

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