Level II Fire Alarm Technician

Fire Alarm Technician Level II Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

When the Alarm Goes Off, Your Skills Kick In.

You know the difference between installing a fire alarm system and understanding how it works.

You ve pulled the cable, mounted the devices, made the terminations, and worked through the frustration of tracking down a ground fault. You know that when something isn't working correctly, the answer isn't always obvious, but finding it is part of what makes you a skilled technician.

TradeSTAR is seeking Level II Fire Alarm Technicians for opportunities with an established commercial life safety contractor throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

We're looking for technicians who have solid installation experience, understand fire alarm systems, and are ready to take on more responsibility in the field.

If you're ready to put your experience to work and continue sharpening your troubleshooting skills, this opportunity could be your next career move.

More Than Wires and Devices. You're Building Life Safety Systems.

As a Level II Fire Alarm Technician, you'll work on commercial fire alarm installations, testing, and troubleshooting alongside experienced industry professionals.

Your day-to-day responsibilities may include:

• Installing and routing fire alarm cable throughout commercial facilities

• Installing smoke detectors, heat detectors, pull stations, horn/strobes, duct detectors, and other fire alarm devices

• Terminating fire alarm devices, control panels, and associated equipment

• Reading and interpreting blueprints, riser diagrams, and fire alarm drawings

• Installing cable supports and maintaining organized wiring pathways

• Testing fire alarm circuits, devices, and system functionality

• Identifying and troubleshooting ground faults, wiring issues, and device communication problems

• Using multimeters and other testing equipment to diagnose electrical issues

• Working with low-voltage DC circuits, resistance, voltage drop, and Ohm's Law

• Assisting with fire alarm system inspections, testing, and certification

• Applying NFPA 72 standards and proper installation practices

• Maintaining accurate installation records and testing documentation

• Supporting installers and providing field guidance when needed

Every properly installed device, clean termination, and successfully tested circuit contributes to a system people depend on when it matters most.

Do You Have What It Takes?

We're looking for technicians who have moved beyond entry-level installation and are comfortable taking on more technical responsibilities.

Ideal candidates will bring:

• Hands-on experience with commercial fire alarm installation

• Experience installing and terminating initiating devices and notification appliances

• Knowledge of fire alarm control panels and associated wiring

• Experience installing and working with duct detectors

• Ability to troubleshoot ground faults and other common fire alarm system issues

• Experience using multimeters and electrical testing equipment

• Understanding of fire alarm circuits and system components

• Ability to read blueprints, riser diagrams, and installation drawings

• Familiarity with NFPA 72 and commercial fire alarm installation practices

• Ability to work independently while contributing to a team

• Strong attention to detail, communication, and problem-solving skills

• Reliable transportation to commercial projects throughout DFW

Experience guiding installers or assisting with crew coordination is a plus.

Your Experience Got You Here. Your Next Opportunity Can Take You Further.

There's a difference between knowing where a wire goes and understanding what happens when that wire doesn't work.

As you grow in the fire alarm industry, the ability to troubleshoot, understand control panels, test circuits, and solve problems becomes increasingly valuable.

This opportunity offers exposure to:

• Commercial fire alarm projects throughout DFW

• System-level installation and troubleshooting

• Fire alarm control panels and device terminations

• Ground-fault diagnosis and electrical testing

• System inspections and certification processes

• Opportunities to develop leadership skills

• Continued technical training and industry certifications

Whether your goal is to become a stronger Level II Technician or eventually move into a Senior or Lead Technician role, building your technical experience is an important step forward.

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive pay based on commercial fire alarm experience, technical knowledge, and demonstrated skill level.

Benefits and professional development opportunities are available, including opportunities for continued training and industry certifications.

Your Next Career Move Is Calling. Will You Answer?

You already know your way around a commercial fire alarm installation. Now it's time to put those skills to work on your next opportunity.

TradeSTAR is ready to connect experienced fire alarm technicians with opportunities to grow, contribute, and build a stronger future in the life safety industry.

Apply today and let's talk about what's next!

For consideration, call or text 469-930-7515, email your resume to

dalcable@tradestarinc.com

, or stop by our Dallas-area office Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

TradeSTAR Dallas
8200 Springwood Dr., Suite 245
Irving, TX 75063