Fire Alarm Electrician (Denver)

Job Description

Our client is a well-established fire protection company with 52+ district offices across the United States, serving industries from retail and healthcare to education and restaurants. They are a team of dedicated fire protection professionals committed to protecting lives and property from fire, with a culture built on strong customer service and the belief that every team member plays a critical role in their success.

They are seeking a Fire Alarm Electrician to join a growing team. This is a hands-on field role installing fire alarm systems, running electrical rough-in, and following company safety procedures while maintaining a clean, organized company vehicle.

What you will do:

• Install fire alarm systems, including rough-in of electrical boxes, wire pulling, and trimming of fire alarm system components
• Bend and install conduit
• Learn applicable fire protection codes and obtain applicable state licensing
• Work safely per company safety procedures, including driving, personal protective equipment, and lockout/tag-out policies
• Maintain your vehicle per company procedures, keeping it clean and organized

What you need:

• Electrical installation experience (low voltage wire and fire alarm system installation is a plus)
• 3-year Electrician Apprentice or Electrician Journeyman
• Proficiency in EMT conduit bending and installation
• IEC certification is a plus
• Electrician background is a plus
• Excellent communication and customer service skills
• Valid driver's license and a driving record that meets company requirements
• Ability to travel as required

Benefits:

• Competitive compensation, paid weekly every Friday
• Career advancement opportunities
• Healthcare, dental, vision, life insurance, paid time off, and holidays
• Company-paid short and long-term disability
• Immediately vested 401(k) company match
• Shared ownership program for full-time employees, offering a monetary bonus tied to the company's long-term success
• Strong guidance and support from managers
• Collaborative culture and environment
• Training opportunities with company reimbursement upon achieving required licensing
• Apprenticeship programs for fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and inspection positions
• The chance to work alongside some of the best talent in the fire protection industry