Alarm Fire Camera Technician

StrikeForce is hiring a field technician to install, service, and troubleshoot burglar alarms, security cameras, and fire alarm systems. You’ll take jobs from cable installation through final testing, explain system operation to customers, and document the work so the next technician knows exactly what was done.What you’ll doRun, terminate, label, and test low-voltage cabling. Mount panels, cameras, and field devices with clean, serviceable wiring.Install and program burglar alarm panels, keypads, door contacts, motion detectors, and monitoring communicators.Install IP cameras and video recorders. Set up network connections, aim cameras, and verify live views, recording, and playback.Install and service fire alarm panels, smoke and heat detectors, pull stations, horn/strobes, and monitoring equipment according to approved plans and applicable requirements.Diagnose wiring, device, programming, and network problems on new and existing systems.Coordinate system testing with customers, monitoring centers, and inspectors as needed. Help document test results, device locations, and changes made in the field.Walk customers through basic system operation and complete service reports before closing out each job.What we’re looking forExperience with low-voltage installation, security systems, fire alarms, networking, or electrical work.Ability to read floor plans and wiring diagrams, use a multimeter, and troubleshoot systematically.Familiarity with IP addresses, Ethernet cabling, and Power over Ethernet (PoE).A valid driver’s license and the ability to travel to job sites and work safely on ladders.Clear communication, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently or alongside other trades.Fire alarm installation or testing experience is a plus. NICET training and certification are optional. If your experience is stronger in alarms, cameras, networking, or electrical work, tell us what you’ve worked on and where you’d like to build your skills.