Alarms Coordinator

• Alarm Design Track: If you hold (or are working toward) a Washington 06 Limited Energy license and want to move off the tools and into design, this role gives you daily exposure to fire alarm drawings, submittals, device layouts, and NFPA 72 requirements. We'll support your development toward a Fire Alarm Designer role, including NICET certification prep.
• Project / Program Management Track: If you thrive on coordination, scheduling, budgets, and customer relationships, this role builds directly toward an Alarms Project Manager position:  owning projects end-to-end from proposal through final acceptance testing, and eventually managing programs across multiple customers or jurisdictions.

• Scheduling and Coordination: Manage and optimize schedules for alarm technicians and inspectors, ensuring efficient resource allocation and timely project execution while staying flexible for urgent customer requests and changing priorities
• Permits and AHJ Coordination: Prepare, submit, and track fire alarm permit applications; schedule inspections and acceptance tests with local jurisdictions; keep project documentation audit-ready
• Support Operations: Own back-office functions for the Alarms team including answering phones for urgent customer needs, drafting communications, preparing work orders, and assembling closeout packages
• Liaison: Serve as the communication hub between field personnel, designers, customers, general contractors, and government agencies
• Data Management: Build, process, and organize reports and tracking systems for alarm installation, testing, and monitoring work
• Systems Expert: Develop proficiency in Google Drive and our construction software (Viewpoint/Spectrum); help the team use these tools better
• Collaboration: Work alongside a close-knit team to manage daily operations while continually finding ways to improve process efficiency
• Professional Growth: Embrace structured opportunities to learn, grow, and take on responsibility along your chosen track

• Education: High School Diploma or GED
• Experience: 2+ years of administrative, coordination, or fire alarm field experience
• Technical Skills: Proficiency with Microsoft Suite (particularly Excel) and Google Suite (particularly GSheets)
• Attention to Detail: A keen eye for detail and the capacity to maintain accuracy in repetitive, compliance-driven tasks
• Process-driven: Affinity for developing and maintaining standardized, multi-step processes with rigorous follow-up
• Organized: Ability to prioritize effectively, manage multiple projects simultaneously, and meet deadlines consistently
• Strong Pluses (not required): Washington 06 Limited Energy Electrician license; experience with fire alarm systems, low-voltage work, or commercial construction; familiarity with NFPA 72 or NICET certification (or interest in pursuing it)
• Availability: Full-time availability (40 hours per week, 7am start time)
• Compliance: Drug screening and background checks will only be conducted after a conditional job offer is made. We evaluate criminal history based on its relevance to the job duties

• Continually seeks ways to improve efficiencies
• Desire to grow and willingness to learn: you have a destination in mind and want a role that gets you there
• Positive attitude and professional demeanor including good judgment and honesty
• Enjoys a fast-paced environment while maintaining organization and operational rigor
• Takes initiative and can operate with minimal guidance
• Loves feedback and openly shares knowledge and experience
• Customer-centric: goes the extra mile to get the job done correctly

• Two Clear Career Paths: Advance toward Alarm Design or Project/Program Management with real support, including NICET certification prep
• Collaborative Environment: Be part of a supportive and enthusiastic team
• Impactful Work: Life-safety systems protect people — your organization and follow-through directly matter

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