Integrity Fire And Control Systems Inc.

Integrity Fire & Control Systems Inc. is an electrical contractor with a specialization on fire alarm systems. We are currently seeking a DATA ENTRY / FIELD ASSISTANT to assist technicians while out on the field with primary responsibility being reports and data entry. This is an entry level position that requires no previous experience. Willing to train and advance individuals who are interested in a career in fire alarm inspections.

EVENING SHIFT POSITION approx 3-11 pm

Requirements:
Valid G driver’s license
Evening shifts required, day shifts during the summer
Confident use of computers, Microsoft Excel, Word
Will need to write reports
Excellent work safety record
Well organized
Clear verbal and written communication skills in English
Exceptional customer service skills
Possess a clean, well groomed presentation to customers
Works well with others and follows directions
Ability to follow detailed procedures and ensure accuracy in documentation and routine details
Takes initiative and is self motivated
Some work may require heavy lifting
Valid police check will be required upon hiring

Assets: Knowledge of electrical systems. Basic understanding of hand tools. Auto CAD, first aide.

EVENING SHIFT POSITION approx 3-11 pm

Integrity Fire & Control Systems Inc. is a total fire alarm inspection company. We offer annual inspections, verification, maintenance and 24 hour emergency service. Along with fire protection, we also install and service a variety of electrical systems.

We are currently seeking a DATA ENTRY/FIELD SERVICE ASSISTANT to join our growing team. This is an entry level position. We also welcome more experienced candidates to apply. Pay will be commensurate with experience.

Job Description:
Assist technicians while out on the field with reports and data entry. Also help field technicians with inspections.

Requirements:

COVID Vaccination required

Must be able to work evening shift

Valid G driver’s license

Confident use of computers, Microsoft Excel, Word.

Will need to write reports

Well organized

Clear verbal and written communication skills in English

Exceptional customer service skills

Possess a clean, well groomed presentation to customers

Works well with others and follows directions

Ability to follow detailed procedures and ensure accuracy in documentation and routine details

Takes initiative and is self motivated

Some work may require heavy lifting

Valid police check will be required upon hiring

Assets: Knowledge of electrical systems. Basic understanding of hand tools. Auto CAD, first aide.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent

Location: Halton Area

Integrity Fire & Control Systems Inc. is a total fire alarm inspection company. We offer annual inspections, verification, maintenance and 24 hour emergency service. Along with fire protection, we also install and service a variety of electrical systems.

We are currently seeking a FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN to join our growing team. This is an entry level position. We also welcome more experienced candidates to apply. Pay will be commensurate with experience.

Job Description: EVENING SHIFT POSITION (approx. 3-11pm)

Inspections, repairs, and verification of fire alarm systems and other fire/life safety equipment including emergency lighting systems. Willing to train towards certification.

Requirements:

Proof of COVID vaccination required
Valid G driver’s license
Evening shifts required, possible day shifts during the summer
Able to use drills and hand tools
Confident use of computers, Microsoft Excel, Word.
Will need to write reports
Excellent work safety record
Well organized
Clear verbal and written communication skills in English
Exceptional customer service skills
Possess a clean, well groomed presentation to customers
Works well with others and follows directions
Ability to follow detailed procedures and ensure accuracy in documentation and routine details
Takes initiative and is self motivated
Company is willing to train for this position
Some work may require heavy lifting
Valid police check will be required upon hiring

Assets: post-secondary in related field or enrollment in the CFAA program. Working knowledge of electronics and electrical systems. WHIMIS, Lock-out tag-out, fall arrest, first aid are all assets

Location: Halton area

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhiUyQWIH0U

Seems like some days at work.

fawlty towers fire drill.flv How not to carry out a fire drill! Classic comedy from Fawlty Towers! Still funny even today...

Well there it is work order 8000, that means we have done approximately 8000 jobs since we started the company. That moment when I saw it and thought wow cool and what the heck were we thinking both at the same time.

We are looking for a new member of our team. Please see the comment section of this post for details.

Wishing you all the best for 2017

So today's electrical lesson is on extension boxes and what they are used for, and an example of what they are not used for. This is called an 1110 extension ring,it is used to build onto an existing 1110 device box so you can increase wire fill etc. What extension rings can not be used for is the base box as there is no back and no where to put the bonding conductor. This I think was done by an electrician, which is frustrating. Fire alarm wiring is generally is low voltage however it must be installed to the same code requirements as say you would 110 volt circuit.

I would say this has to be one of the dirtiest smoke detectors I have ever come across, and I have seen a few. All that dust in there looks a lot like smoke inside the sensing chamber, which creates false alarms. It's important to have the fire alarm system checked annually, part of that check is to see if the detectors are getting dirty.

Well I guess I'm up to date with my Onedrive.

This is a public service announcement. At the risk of sounding judgemental here I'm going to say maybe you shouldn't be touching electrical if you don't know the difference between a black and a white wire, or know what the green one is used for. I just saw that in this one install, it sure creates more headaches for the next person who comes along.

Meet the newest member of the Integrity Fire family. Joshua Scott Jackson was born July 29. He is perfectly healthy and doing great. He is already helping keep mommy company with the office work.