Fire Alarm Signaling Systems Designer – AutoCAD Pro

Telgian; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Telgian Irvine seeks a Signaling Systems Designer to design fire alarm systems using AutoCAD, review relevant documents, and assemble submittal packages for AHJ/client reviews. The role includes collaboration with Senior Designers on diverse projects with potential travel.

Ideal candidates have 3+ years CAD design experience (Architectural/MEP), REVIT preferred, NICET Level I/II preferred, and 2 years of Fire Protection or CAD training; a Bachelor’s degree is preferred.

Qualifications

• 3 years CAD design experience in the Architectural, Construction or MEP trade required.
• Prior experience in REVIT, preferred
• NICET certification in Level I or II, preferred
• 2 years’ college or specialized training in Fire Protection or CAD Technical School; Bachelor’s degree in Fire Protection, Engineering, or CAD, preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design fire alarm systems using AutoCAD within the time constraints established by the task.
• Responsible for reviewing consulting documents, fire sprinkler drawings, survey documents and applying them to the fire alarm design.
• Responsible for putting drawing submittal packages together for submittal to the AHJ.
• Making changes to the fire alarm drawings from QC/peer reviews.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

CAD design

REVIT

NICET certification I/II

Education

2 years college or CAD training

Bachelor’s degree in Fire Protection/Engineering/CAD

Tools

AutoCAD

Revit

Job description

Telgian Irvine seeks a Signaling Systems Designer to design fire alarm systems using AutoCAD, review relevant documents, and assemble submittal packages for AHJ/client reviews. The role includes collaboration with Senior Designers on diverse projects with potential travel.

Ideal candidates have 3+ years CAD design experience (Architectural/MEP), REVIT preferred, NICET Level I/II preferred, and 2 years of Fire Protection or CAD training; a Bachelor’s degree is preferred.