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Fox Valley Fire is seeking an Alarm Technician II in Elmhurst, IL to install, service, and repair fire alarm systems. You will identify deficiencies, complete approved repairs, and verify systems meet NFPA codes and manufacturer requirements.
This role progresses from Alarm Technician I toward advanced troubleshooting and leadership responsibilities. The position requires a high school diploma or GED and a minimum of 3 years in alarm installation, inspection, testing, and service, with NICET
Requisition Number: TECHN001429
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Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA
Chicago Metropolitan Fire Prevention
Full-Time | First Shift | Monday-Friday
Occasional Overtime as Needed
The Alarm Technician II is an experienced field technician within our company's Alarm Division. This role is responsible for performing Alarm Systems Installation, Service, as well as making Corrective repairs with increasing independence. Alarm Technician II technicians are expected to identify deficiencies, complete approved repairs, and verify systems are restored to proper operation in accordance with NFPA codes, manufacturer requirements, and company standards.
This position represents a progression from Alarm Technician I and serves as a bridge toward advanced troubleshooting and leadership responsibilities.
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This role offers hourly compensation based on experience, ranging from $28-$32 hourly. Compensation beyond this range may be considered for NICET certification and/or additional years of experience. Full benefits are offered, including immediate health benefits. FVF&S Co. and CMFP offer a 401k with company match and are 100% employee owned. Employees are eligible for the company ESOP, Employee Stock Ownership Plan after one year of employment.
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