Journeyperson Sprinkler Systems Installer - Edmonton, Canada - RS Sterling Fire Protection Inc.

RS Sterling Fire Protection Inc.

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Edmonton, Canada

5 days ago

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Sophia Lee

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Come join Sterling Fire Protection, where our passion for safety and commitment to excellence unite.

As a leader in the fire protection industry, we are dedicated to safeguarding lives and property through our unwavering commitment to fire safety.

If you're driven by a commitment to excellence, have a passion for making a difference, are dedicated to upholding the highest quality of work, and are eager to be part of a forward-thinking organization that values expertise, teamwork, and continuous growth, then join us in our mission to provide top-tier fire protection services that set the standard for safety and security.

We don't just fight fires - we ignite your career

Journeyperson Sprinkler Systems Installer:

Are you ready to become the ultimate Sprinkler Superstar? As a Journeyperson Sprinkler Systems Installer, you're not just any ordinary installer—you're the mastermind behind the scenes, turning buildings into fortresses of safety From reading blueprints to wielding piping like a superhero and setting up sprinkler heads like a pro, you'll be the one making sure that every nook and cranny of a building is protected from the flames.

But it's not just about installation; you'll also be the guardian of safety standards and building codes, ensuring that every system you touch is not just up to par, but exceeds expectations So, strap on your tool belt and get ready to sprinkle some magic into every building you encounter

Who You Are:

Attitude:
The single most important trait of any person is their attitude.

A positive attitude with an ability to stay positive and productive through dynamic (and sometimes frustrating) situations is absolutely necessary and required of all installers.

Communication:
Is key and an important requirement for a successful installer.

While interacting with office personnel, clients, and other installers and technicians, the ability to communicate effectively is among one of the most basic and important skills an installer can have.

Reporting/paperwork proficiency:

Installers are required to complete paperwork as well as documentation and must be able to provide clear, concise, and timely submissions.

Punctuality:
This is a must for installers. Being prepared and on time is a requirement for all installers. Whether preparing for a job or meeting a client, being punctual is a must. Of course, as an installer, many scenarios beyond your control will occur. Communicating changes in schedule or tardiness in lieu of arriving on time is occasionally necessary.

Organizational skills:
This should be inherent in any successful installer.

The ability to maintain focus and productivity in a constantly changing environment is facilitated first and foremost by being organized.

Attention to detail:
Installers must have a clear focus on their jobs.

Nearly all of the work completed at Sterling is directly related to people's safety and as such, the details matter.

Ensuring the details are looked after will help to ensure the larger picture is as well.

Analytical mindset:
This is a technical job and requires a technical mind. Installers should be well-versed and comfortable while working on systems.

Ability to operate a company vehicle: A clean driver's abstract is required.

What You'll Do:

System Installation: Install fire sprinkler systems according to project specifications, blueprints, and building codes. This includes positioning pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads in the appropriate locations.
Sprinkler Head Installation: Mount, adjust, and connect sprinkler heads to pipes, ensuring they are positioned correctly and that they will function effectively in the event of a fire.
Testing and Inspection: Conduct tests and inspections of sprinkler systems to ensure they are functioning correctly and meet local building codes and standards. Identify and address any issues or deficiencies in the system.
Read Blueprints: Read and interpret construction blueprints and design drawings to determine the layout and placement of sprinkler system components.
Material Handling: Transport and handle materials, tools, and equipment required for sprinkler system installation.
Pipe Cutting and Grooving: Cut, thread and join pipes, as well as groove and install pipe hangers and supports to connect and secure sprinkler system components and ensure the proper flow of water through the system.
Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and your colleagues.
Documentation: Maintain accurate records and documentation related to installation activities and any modifications made to the system.
Customer Interaction: Interact with clients, contractors, and other team members professionally and courteously.
Troubleshooting: Identify and resolve issues with sprinkler systems and make necessary repairs or adjustments.
Represent Sterling Fire with Clients: Ensure Sterling Fire's