Union Fire Sprinkler Apprentices

Beach Lake Sprinkler, a subsidiary of Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection, was founded in 1992 and is a well-rounded fire protection company with two offices:
Beach Lake, PA and Brooksville, FL. We excel in new construction, renovation, retrofit, and service work for warehouse, distribution, pharmaceutical, hospital, nursing home, industrial, residential and retail markets.

At Beach Lake Sprinkler/Davis-Ulmer, we believe that investing and empowering our employees as leaders develops an organization that delivers innovative solutions and services that create a superior customer experience. The unique blend of our leader's abilities and the ownership of their work, combined with our culture and values, creates something that is simply described as the Davis-Ulmer difference.

As a result of continued growth, we are currently seeking a Union 669:
Sprinkler Apprentice in Brooksville, FL. We are looking for candidates with at least one (1) year previous experience.

• Apprentices will complete on the job training by working with a journeyman sprinkler fitter installing automatic fire protection systems
• Successful completion of the necessary courses to obtain journeyman status as directed by the JATC
• Other related duties as assigned

• At least 18 years old with a High School Diploma or equivalent
• Problem solving skills and the ability to coordinate and work with others
• Strong mechanical background preferred
• Proven ability and track record of performing work in a timely manner and meeting deadlines
• Ability to work in a fast-paced construction environment

• Valid driver’s license

Most work is at the ceiling level using ladders and lift platforms at heights ranging from 8-20 feet and in some cases up to 100 feet. The work is performed at varying degrees of height indoors between the roofs and ceilings of buildings or outside installing underground pipe work in a variety of weather conditions. Work requires physical stamina with considerable climbing, bending and carrying heavy pieces of pipe while working in elements ranging from hot boiler rooms to unheated open buildings.

Apprentices receive safety training to improve manual dexterity in handling the tools of the trade without injury and to reduce the risk of injuries from falls.

To protect what you value most.

Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.