Fire alarm programming jobs

Fire Alarm Technician

Sciens Building Solutions · Posted Oct 20, 2026

Open

New Windsor, New York, United States
On-site
Full-time · Associate
$22–$31 per hour

Fire Alarm Technician

Sciens Building Solutions · Posted Oct 20, 2026

Open

New Windsor, New York, United States
On-site
Full-time · Associate
$22–$31 per hour

Fire Alarm Technician

Control Systems, Inc · Posted Nov 5, 2026

Open

Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
Full-time · Mid
$25–$35 per hour

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Skilled Fire Alarm Technician responsible for installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair of low voltage fire life safety systems.

Compensation

USD $25.00 - USD $35.00 /Hr.

Responsibilities

Installation of fire life safety and other low voltage systems in medium and large commercial buildings.
Install, maintain, inspect, and repair fire protection systems in residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
Ensure all work complies with applicable NFPA codes and industry standards.
Diagnose and troubleshoot system issues efficiently.
Program low voltage systems including fire alarm, nurse call, access control, security, or CCTV.

Requirements

Journeyman level installation experience
Nice to have: BICSI certification
Nice to have: NICET certification
Nice to have: State Certification
Nice to have: Dual certification (fire alarm and sprinkler)

Skills

Low voltage systems installation Troubleshooting NFPA codes Fire alarm programming

Field Operations Leader-Fire Alarm and Security

Total Fire Protection · Posted Nov 5, 2026

Open

Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
Full-time
$45–$50 per hour
7+ years

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Lead field operations for commercial fire alarm and security installations, inspections, and service across PA, NJ, and DE territories.

Compensation

Target base pay: $45–$50/hour, subject to candidate qualifications and company approval.

Responsibilities

Schedule and dispatch field technicians; coordinate daily priorities, materials, site access, safety and customer communication.
Personally install, program, troubleshoot, test and commission commercial fire alarm systems when needed.
Review job-level actual labor hours against estimated budgets throughout execution; identify variances and recommend corrective action promptly.
Lead and coach B-level technicians; assess skills, provide hands-on training, document progress and address performance concerns.
Manage installation quality, punch lists, inspections, deficiencies, documentation and job closeout readiness.

Skills

Commercial fire alarm installation Fire alarm programming Fire alarm troubleshooting Fire alarm commissioning NICET Certification in Fire Alarm

Fire Alarm Technician

Rightech · Posted Nov 3, 2026

Open

Columbia, South Carolina, United States
On-site
Contract

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Install, service, troubleshoot, and maintain commercial fire alarm systems.

Responsibilities

Install, service, troubleshoot, and maintain commercial fire alarm systems
Perform system inspections, testing, diagnostics, and repairs
Read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, riser diagrams, specifications, and project documentation
Work independently on commercial projects while maintaining compliance with applicable NFPA standards, local codes, manufacturer requirements, and company safety procedures

Skills

install service troubleshoot maintain commercial fire alarm systems blueprints wiring diagrams riser diagrams NFPA standards local codes

Fire Alarm Technician

Fire Alarm Technician

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Field Operations Leader-Fire Alarm and Security

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Fire Alarm Technician

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