Fire Suppression Technician

About the role

The role of Kitchen Fire Suppression System Technician involves inspecting, repairing, and installing kitchen fire suppression systems to ensure safety and compliance. This position requires comprehensive knowledge of NFPA codes, systems, and components.

Responsibilities

• Use required tools and test equipment to repair or replace fire extinguishers, pre-engineered systems, and detection & control systems components.
• Troubleshoot and identify defective components of pre-engineered suppression systems.
• Repair or replace damaged components of pre-engineered suppression systems as well as fire extinguishers and detection & control systems.
• Communicate with internal and external customers in a professional manner.
• Track work orders using Field Service Lightning.
• Complete documentation on work orders.
• Follow SFS’s Safety program, SDS book, Hazardous communication program, policies, and procedures.
• Participate in weekly Toolbox talks.
• Understand and follow company policies regarding safety documentation and vehicle maintenance.
• Periodically attend seminars or similar education/training sessions to stay updated on latest technology, codes, and standards changes.

Requirements

• 2 years of experience in the Fire Life Safety Industry specifically within Fire Suppression.
• Professional computer skills.
• Effective communication skills.
• Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record.
• Ability to comply with SFS’s Drug and Alcohol policy and Background screening requirements.

Qualifications

• A High School Diploma or equivalent, preferred with any required certification.
• Must be able to comply with SFS’s Drug and Alcohol policy and Background screening requirements, which may also include customer specific requirements based on contractual agreement.

Physical & Work Environment Requirements

• Bend, ascend and descend step stools, ladders and stairs, kneel, lift
• See in color, close and far distances, peripheral, depth, and adjust focus.
• Balance, crouch, drive, kneel, lift >50lbs, sit, stoop, twist, and work at heights.
• Work outside, exposed to hot/cold temperatures, dust, fumes, chemicals, electrical hazards and noise.
• Occasionally work indoors in an office setting, work alone and with others.
• Consistently wear all appropriate personal protective equipment, as required by company safety policies while visiting locations.

Benefits

• Paid Vacation and Holidays
• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• 401(k) Plan with Company Match
• Flexible Spending Accounts
• Long-Term Disability – Employer Paid
• Short-Term Disability – Employer Paid
• Additional Voluntary Ancillary Benefits such as Accident and Hospital Indemnity Life Insurance for Team Members and Dependents
• Employee Assistance Program
• Employee Referral Program