Role Summary:
The Fire Fighting Technician is responsible for the “Wet” and “Gas” suppression systems. This is a hands-on role involving the maintenance of high-capacity fire pumps, sprinkler networks, and clean-agent suppression systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Fire Pump Stations: Perform weekly and monthly test runs on large-scale Electric and Diesel fire pumps. Monitor engine health, fuel systems, and controller settings.
- Gaseous Suppression: Inspect and maintain FM-200 (or similar clean agent) systems, including cylinder pressure checks, weight verification, and actuator testing.
- Water-Based Systems: Maintain fire hydrants, post-indicator valves (PIV), and wet-pipe sprinkler systems.
- Portable Equipment: Manage the inspection and refilling of portable fire extinguishers (CO2, Dry Chemical, etc.).
- Mechanical Repairs: Replace damaged piping, nozzles, and valves as required.
Technical Requirements
- Strong knowledge of Fire Pumps, Sprinklers, and Clean Agent Systems.
- Ability to troubleshoot diesel engine mechanical issues.
Qualifications
- Vocational training or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
- 4+ years of experience in fire mechanical systems within industrial facilities.
