Fire & Life Safety Inspector – Low-Voltage Specialist

Johnson Controls, Inc.; Canton (MA); Hybrid; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Job summary

Johnson Controls, Inc. is seeking qualified inspectors to perform routine inspections, testing, service and maintenance of low voltage electrical, sprinkler and life-safety products. You will work with low voltage wiring, complete service acknowledgements, and maintain thorough records using laptops or paper. The role requires a MASS Class D license, 3-4 years of relevant experience, and the ability to lift 50-70 lbs. NICET certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• 3-4 years of documented experience in low voltage electrical systems and Fire and/or Life Safety Systems.
• Possesses MASS Class D license.
• Demonstrates an aptitude for troubleshooting systems.
• Able to follow verbal and written instructions.
• Capable of physical labor up to 50-70 lbs; climb ladders and work in ducts/ceilings.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and test electrical, sprinkler or suppression life safety product lines.
• Work with low voltage wiring and devices for operation of low voltage equipment.
• Complete Service Acknowledgements with proper coding.
• Maintain a structured inspection schedule and input/archive documents.
• Make minor repairs and programming changes to systems.
• Provide technical training to less senior inspectors and trainees.
• Complete inspections on time.

Skills

Low voltage electrical

Fire/Life Safety

MASS Class D license

Troubleshooting

Education

NICET Certification

Job description

Johnson Controls, Inc. is seeking qualified inspectors to perform routine inspections, testing, service and maintenance of low voltage electrical, sprinkler and life-safety products. You will work with low voltage wiring, complete service acknowledgements, and maintain thorough records using laptops or paper. The role requires a MASS Class D license, 3-4 years of relevant experience, and the ability to lift 50-70 lbs. NICET certification is preferred.