Fire Alarm Helper

• Approximately 80% of work occurs in  established, occupied commercial or industrial buildings for service, inspection, or upgrades.
• Approximately 20% of work occurs in  new construction buildings during the  final stage of construction, when:
  • Exterior structure is complete
  • Walls, roof, and flooring are installed
  • Electrical and water utilities are operational
  • Parking lots and site access are completed

• Assist technician with installing, servicing, and testing fire alarm devices and wiring
• Carry tools and materials and support equipment setup
• Help mount devices and pull low-voltage cable under supervision
• Maintain organized and safe work areas
• Follow company safety procedures and site rules
• Work cooperatively as part of a team on all job assignments

• Indoor work primarily within finished buildings
• May include walking, standing, bending, climbing ladders, and lifting tools/materials
• Occasional exposure to construction environments during final-stage new builds
• No independent operation of heavy machinery or company vehicles
• Ability to  lift and carry up to 50 pounds occasionally and  25–30 pounds frequently
• Ability to  stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workday

• Ability to  climb ladders(typically  6– 8 ft step ladders, occasionally extension ladders) while assisting a technician
• Ability to  use hands continuously for handling tools, wires, and small components (good manual dexterity required)
• Ability to  work in tight or confined spaces such as utility rooms, above ceilings, or equipment closets
• Ability to  work at heights when assisting with device mounting or wiring
• Ability to  load/unload tools and materials from company vehicle with team assistance
• Ability to  work indoors in finished buildings and occasionally in  final-stage construction environments
• Ability to  tolerate moderate noise levels, dust, and varying indoor temperatures
• Must be able to  travel between job sites as a passenger in a company vehicle