SHAD Apprentice

APi Group•Jackson, TN

26d•$19 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

The SHAD Apprentice is primarily responsible for the installation, repair, troubleshooting, and programming of fire alarms and special hazards systems in commercial, industrial, health care, and other facilities. This is an outstanding opportunity for someone seeking opportunities for growth and advancement with an industry-leading company, and who thrives in a hands-on position requiring electrical aptitude. This position has a salary range of $19 - $22 per hour depending on experience.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
Physically capable of performing the essential functions of being a Fire Alarm Technician including: handling material potentially in excess of 80lbs.; working with tools off scaffolds, ladders, and aerial lifts at heights potentially in excess of 100 ft; working in confined spaces; and working in adverse weather conditions.
Strong values and a dedication to working with honesty and integrity at all times.
Commitment to excellence.
Well-developed active listening, critical thinking, and deductive reasoning skills.
Have a valid driver’s license and an acceptable DMV record.

Nice To Haves

College Degree a plus.

Responsibilities

Installing and servicing alarm panels, audible/visual alarms, pull stations, and detectors for fire alarm systems.
Using a digital multi-meter as a tool for trouble shooting ground faults, shorts, and open circuits on fire alarm and other low voltage systems.
Installing and servicing communicators for monitoring systems.
Fabricating, assembling, installing, and maintaining conduit, junction boxes, terminals, and equipment for fire alarm and other low voltage systems.
Cutting, reaming, and bending conduits to specifications, using tools such as saws, levels, reamers, and benders.
Stripping, pulling, and terminating wire to fire alarm devices using crimps, solder, shrink tubing, tape, wire nuts, and terminal blocks.
Inspecting examining, and testing installed systems, using fire alarm testing equipment, load testing, visual, and audible observation, or other methods.
Programming new fire alarm and other low voltage panels.
Ensuring job quality and customer satisfaction is maintained in every stage of the project.
Informing leadership of all issues affecting production, materials, schedule, costs, and relationships.
Serving as a role model, trainer, and coach for crew members.
Focusing on safety at all task inceptions, including Daily Huddles, and Tool Box Talks.
Maintaining solid working knowledge of applicable NFPA and Life Safety codes.
Honoring all schedules and internal and external customer commitments.
Assessing need for equipment and maintaining responsibility for all pieces while in your possession.
Performing all maintenance and upkeep of company provided vehicles, returning proper documentation as required.
Completing all required and recommended training through participation in the many leadership and development opportunities that will be provided to you.

Benefits

Comprehensive Insurance coverage - Health, Dental, Vision and More
401(k) Plan – Matching %
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Profit Sharing Plan
Sales Commission Plan
Flex Spending (FSA) and HSA
Wellness Program
Employee Assistance Program
Individual Development Plan (IDP) – Define your career goals and create a plan that make the goals attainable
Growth opportunities through company sponsored leadership development courses and trainings
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Paid Holidays
Parental Leave, Paid Pregnancy Medical Leave
Tuition Reimbursement
Annual Discretionary Bonuses
Employer Paid Life Insurance