6 fire installer jobs at 5 companies in Portland, OR
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Fire Sprinkler Foreman
Vancouver, Washington, United States
$38-$42/hr OnsiteFull Time
Experience with fire sprinkler systems, reading blueprints, piping installation, NFPA familiarity, and basic English for on-site communication.
blueprints, pipe cutting, threading, welding, CPVC pipe, steel pipe
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Fire Systems Technician
Portland, Oregon, United States
$55k-$75k/yr FieldFull Time
Fire suppression installation and service experience, electrical systems knowledge, wiring schematic reading, safety awareness, ability to lift 50 pounds, use ladders and tools, work outdoors and in tight spaces, and travel for training.
HVAC, power tools, hand tools, commercial wiring schematics, Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
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Fire Sprinkler Fitter Foreman
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
$38-$42/hr OnsiteFull Time
Fire sprinkler foreman with ability to read blueprints, install piping, and supervise installation tasks. Familiar with CR-16, CPVC/steel piping, and safety compliance.
blueprints, pipe threading, piping installation, CPVC piping, steel piping, piping layout, pipe fittings
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Fire Suppression Technician (Commercial Kitchen Systems)
Portland, Oregon, United States
$25-$35/hr FieldFull Time
2+ YOEICC, FEX1, E4 certifications preferred; pipe threading and piping installation experience; 2+ years fire suppression experience; NFPA code knowledge; valid driver’s license; ability to travel ~90%.
Field Service Lightning
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Fire Sprinkler Systems Repair Technician (Vancouver, WA, US, 98660)
Vancouver, Washington, United States
$50k-$90k/yr FieldFull Time
High school diploma/GED and valid driver's license required; ability to be on-call when scheduled. NICET or other fire licensing preferred; service, repair, installation, code identification, and reporting skills.
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Firestopper
Vancouver, Washington, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Installs and inspects fire-stopping materials, reads blueprints, works at heights, lifts up to 40 lbs, and follows safety and background-screening requirements.