FSS Technologies

Inspector

• Work alongside and under the direct supervision of a qualified FSS inspector
• Help inspect, test, and maintain wet pipe, dry pipe, pre-action, deluge, and antifreeze sprinkler systems, standpipes, and fire pumps
• Visually inspect sprinklers, piping, hangers, bracing, control valves, gauges, fire department connections, and signage
• Help operate control valves and perform main drain, waterflow alarm, and valve supervisory switch tests
• Help perform dry pipe valve trip tests, quick-opening device tests, air supply and low-air alarm checks, and fire pump tests
• Check antifreeze concentration, spare sprinkler cabinets, gauge dates, and other NFPA 25 requirements
• Perform minor maintenance and corrective work as directed, within apprentice status and applicable licensing law
• Confirm systems may be tested with building contacts and alarm monitoring companies
• Follow impairment procedures when systems are taken out of service
• Confirm systems are restored to service, valves are open and supervised, and stakeholders are notified before leaving
• Record inspection and test results accurately in FSS forms or software, including photos of deficiencies
• Report deficiencies to the supervising inspector the same day and critical conditions immediately
• Follow FSS safety, OSHA, PPE, equipment authorization, and incident reporting procedures
• Drive a company vehicle safely between job sites
• Complete classroom, online, and on-the-job training and track training hours
• Work toward NICET Level I certification and maintain required state apprentice or trainee registration

Apprentice Fire Sprinkler Inspector

• Work alongside and under the direct supervision of a qualified FSS inspector
• Inspect, test, and maintain water-based fire protection systems in commercial, industrial, and multifamily buildings
• Help inspect and test wet pipe, dry pipe, pre-action, deluge, and antifreeze sprinkler systems, standpipes, and fire pumps
• Visually inspect sprinklers, piping, hangers, bracing, control valves, gauges, fire department connections, and signage
• Help operate control valves and perform main drain, waterflow alarm, and valve supervisory switch tests
• Help perform dry pipe valve trip tests, quick-opening device tests, air supply and low-air alarm checks, and fire pump tests
• Check antifreeze concentration, spare sprinkler cabinets, gauge dates, and other NFPA 25 requirements
• Perform minor maintenance and corrective work as directed by the supervising inspector
• Confirm with building contacts and alarm monitoring companies that systems may be tested
• Follow FSS impairment procedures when systems are taken out of service
• Confirm systems are back in service, control valves are open and supervised, and relevant parties are notified before leaving sites
• Treat customers, building occupants, and site staff courteously and respect property, schedules, and site rules
• Accurately record inspection and test results in FSS forms or software, including photos of deficiencies
• Report deficiencies to the supervising inspector the same day and immediately report conditions that could prevent system operation
• Follow the FSS Safety Program, OSHA requirements, site-specific safety rules, and PPE requirements
• Use ladders, lifts, and equipment only after receiving training and authorization
• Immediately report injuries, near misses, property damage, and vehicle incidents
• Safely drive a company vehicle between job sites in compliance with FSS policies
• Complete assigned classroom, online, and on-the-job training and track training hours
• Work toward NICET Level I certification and higher levels
• Obtain and maintain any state-required apprentice or trainee registration

• Conduct regular inspections, testing, and maintenance of fire alarm and sprinkler systems in accordance with NFPA standards, local codes, and client requirements
• Identify, document, and report system deficiencies and malfunctions, including recommendations for necessary repairs or upgrades
• Ensure all systems comply with state, federal, and local fire and life safety regulations
• Communicate inspection results and maintenance needs or corrective actions to clients
• Prepare and submit detailed inspection reports, including test results, corrective actions, and code compliance issues
• Collaborate with service technicians and team members to address identified issues and ensure timely resolution
• Stay current on industry trends, codes, and regulatory changes
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of fire alarm and sprinkler system manufacturers, models, and functionality
• Follow company safety policies and procedures and maintain a clean, organized work environment
• Travel to multiple client sites, up to 40%

Apprentice Fire Sprinkler Inspector

Apprentice Fire Sprinkler Inspector

Fire Alarm Inspector – Life Safety