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Solucient Security in Illinois (Northbrook) is seeking an experienced Fire Alarm Installation & Service Technician to manage installation, testing, inspection and service of life-safety systems. You will read plans, troubleshoot issues, and ensure work meets NFPA standards while collaborating with a team and client.
The role requires NICET certification, hands-on experience, and a valid driver's license. You will work in a field-based, full-time capacity with focus on safety and quality
Our Illinois Chicago Northland market primarily includes Lake County, McHenry, Cook County and Chicago proper. Our Illinois office is in Northbrook.
At Solucient Security, fire alarm work is more than installing devices and completing inspections. It is life-safety work-and the quality of that work matters.
We are looking for an experienced Fire Alarm Installation & Service Technician who takes pride in doing things right, understands the responsibility that comes with life-safety systems, and wants to be part of a team committed to technical excellence and an exceptional client experience.
This is a full-time, field-based position within our Install and Service Operations team.
As a Fire Alarm Installation & Service Technician, you will take ownership of fire alarm systems from installation and programming through testing, inspection, troubleshooting, and service.
You will:
NICET 1 or 2 certification in Fire Alarm Systems is required at time of hire.
Candidates should also bring:
Technical ability matters. How you work matters just as much.
At Solucient, we expect every team member to bring The Solucient Way to their work:
Be Curious - Ask questions and find the root cause. Make It Easy - Be prepared, communicate clearly, and remove friction. Build Confidence - Own the outcome and follow through. Sweat the Details - Test thoroughly, document accurately, and take pride in quality. Finish with WOW - Leave the system, client, and teammates better than you found them.
Fire alarm and life-safety work requires a strong commitment to safety, accuracy, and compliance. Technicians are expected to follow Company and job-site safety requirements, use required PPE, identify and report hazards, and stop work when conditions present an unacceptable safety risk.
We never sacrifice safety for speed or convenience.
This is an active field position. Technicians must be able to perform commercial installation and service work that may include standing, walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, reaching, climbing ladders, working from lifts or at heights, working above ceilings, using hand and power tools, and lifting or moving equipment and materials.
Technicians travel between client locations and work in a variety of commercial, construction, and mechanical environments.
Reasonable accommodations will be considered for qualified individuals in accordance with applicable law.
Standard schedule is Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Schedule flexibility, overtime, some overnight travel, and participation in the on-call rotation are required based on client and business needs.