Sprinkler Service Apprentice — Tuition‑Assisted Training

Encore Fire Protection; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 41,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Tuition assistance

Purpose-driven work environment

Company swag

People-focused culture

Web-based productivity tools

Health and wellness insurance

401(k) with match

Life insurance

Job summary

Encore Fire Protection is seeking a Sprinkler Service Apprentice to train in the field under Journeyman technicians. You will help assemble, install, maintain, and service fire sprinkler systems while building skills toward licensing requirements.

You’ll receive mentorship and paid training, plus exposure to state licensing tracks. This entry-level role offers a clear path into a long-term career in the fire protection trades, with field-based work and ongoing apprenticeship opportunities.

Qualifications

• One or more years of pipefitting, construction, or related trade experience is preferred.
• Experience reading simple drawings or blueprints.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and interest in learning a technical trade.

Responsibilities

• Assist on active sprinkler service and repair jobs alongside Journeyman technicians.
• Help lay out, assemble, install, maintain, and service sprinkler systems in commercial/industrial settings.
• Follow instructions, complete tasks safely, accurately and on time.

Skills

Pipefitting experience

Sprinkler systems

Mechanical aptitude

Blueprint reading

Driver's license

Attention to detail

Licensure pursuit

Ability to work with hands

Work at heights

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Encore Fire Protection is seeking a Sprinkler Service Apprentice to train in the field under Journeyman technicians. You will help assemble, install, maintain, and service fire sprinkler systems while building skills toward licensing requirements.

You’ll receive mentorship and paid training, plus exposure to state licensing tracks. This entry-level role offers a clear path into a long-term career in the fire protection trades, with field-based work and ongoing apprenticeship opportunities.