Lead Fire Alarm Technician

Impact Fire Services, LLC; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Impact Fire Services, LLC is seeking a Fire Alarm Technician to inspect, install and service fire alarm devices and suppression systems, ensuring compliance with NFPA, state and local codes. You will meet weekly productivity goals and work with the team to deliver reliable fire protection for customers.

Required: 2–3 years in the field, Texas FAL, NICET or equivalent training, and ability to read blueprints. Proficiency in panel programming (E3 a plus) and MS Office software is expected.

Qualifications

• Texas FAL is required.
• Capable of programming panels on installation (E3 a plus).
• Minimum 2-3 years related experience in fire protection or commercial customer service.
• Working knowledge of NFPA 72.
• Able to read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, submittals, specs and manuals.
• Capable of operating hand and power tools.
• Physically able to carry and move equipment and work in ladders, scaffolding, or up to 40 feet.

Responsibilities

• Service, install, maintain and troubleshoot fire alarm systems per NFPA and local codes.
• Read data sheets, system manuals and blueprints as required.
• Coordinate installations with fire departments and manage notification records.
• Maintain safe work environment and minimize debris during installs.
• Meet daily/weekly service and productivity goals.
• Provide knowledge-sharing and mentorship to team members.
• Complete service acknowledgements and NFPA records.

Skills

NFPA knowledge

Blueprint reading

Customer service

Team player

Education

NICET or equivalent training

Tools

MS Excel

MS Word

iPhone/iPad apps

Job description

Impact Fire Services, LLC is seeking a Fire Alarm Technician to inspect, install and service fire alarm devices and suppression systems, ensuring compliance with NFPA, state and local codes. You will meet weekly productivity goals and work with the team to deliver reliable fire protection for customers.

Required: 2–3 years in the field, Texas FAL, NICET or equivalent training, and ability to read blueprints. Proficiency in panel programming (E3 a plus) and MS Office software is expected.