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Build Your Career at Fire Tech Systems
At FireTech Systems, working in the life safety protection field isn’t just another job — it’s a long-term career with purpose. Every member of our team plays a vital role in safeguarding buildings and the people inside them.We’re looking for motivated, reliable, and dedicated individuals who want more than just a paycheck. If you’re ready to make a real impact and join a company that values quality, safety, and teamwork, we encourage you to apply.
Our Benefits:
- Competitive Pay
- 100% Paid Medical Insurance
- 100% Paid Dental Insurance
- 100% Paid Short and Long Term Disability
- 401 K Plan
- Continued Training and Education
- Safety Bonuses
- Paid Holidays
Fire Tech Systems is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
What is the Fire Sprinkler Industry?
Make a difference while being paid
This industry helps save lives by putting out fires fast. Workers design, install, and take care of automatic sprinkler systems in homes and buildings. If you like using your hands, fixing problems, or helping others, this career could be a perfect fit
Potential Careers
- Skilled Trades – Work as a pipe fitter through paid training
- Inspections & Safety – Check systems and follow fire codes
Field Advantages
- High Demand – Fire Safety is always needed
- Paid Training – Learn and earn at the same time
- Room to Grow – Advance to higher roles, like manager or business owner
- Nationwide Jobs – Work almost anywhere in the U.S.
- Real Impact – Help save lives and protect buildings everyday
Fire Sprinkler Fitter (Apprentice)
A sprinkler fitter is a professional who installs, inspects, and repairs sprinkler systems. They are responsible for tasks such as installing plumbing fixtures, fixing and replacing defective sprinklers, and soldering and welding pipes and fittings designed for sprinklers. They also test sprinkler systems to ensure they are functioning properly as they wear and tear over time. Sprinkler fitters may also be tasked with educating the public about the importance of having functional sprinklers as part of fire prevention measures.
They are expected to be physically fit as climbing, lifting, and working with tools are a must for this position. They use a variety of tools, including cutting torches, drills, saws, and wrenches, and they may also be called upon to work with heavy machinery and other equipment. They are also responsible for maintaining and servicing sprinkler systems and fire pumps, making sure that the systems are working properly and up to code.
The most important thing that installers do, is save lives.
Become a Fire Sprinkler Apprentice
Inspection, Testing, & Maintenance (ITM)
INSPECTORS
Fire sprinkler inspectors are professionals who are responsible for inspecting the alarm systems of a residential or commercial building to ensure that the systems are working and following the local, state, and federal fire safety regulations. These inspectors are required to configure fire alarm systems and automatic sprinklers for proper operation. They must also provide excellent customer service by accommodating the needs of customers. Â
Required Skills:
- Intermediate understanding of fire protection systems
- Comprehensive Knowledge of NFPA 25
- Attention to detail
- Efficient time management
- Eagerness to acquire new knowledge
- Physical endurance and ability to travel between locations