FIRE ALARM TECHNICIANS

Installation: Setting up fire alarm systems in new buildings or retrofitting existing buildings with new equipment.

Inspection: Regularly inspecting fire alarm systems to ensure they meet safety standards and function correctly.

Testing: Testing the alarm systems to ensure they respond to simulated fire situations or other triggers, such as smoke or heat detectors.

Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance on fire alarms, such as replacing batteries, cleaning components, or updating software as needed.

Troubleshooting and Repairs: Diagnosing and fixing issues when alarms malfunction or when sensors fail to respond correctly.

Documentation: Keeping records of inspections, installations, and repairs, ensuring compliance with local regulations.

Upgrading Systems: Recommending or installing upgrades to existing systems, such as adding more detectors or linking them to central monitoring systems.

Compliance: Ensuring all work complies with fire codes, safety standards, and regulations such as those set by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) or local authorities.