Fire Alarm Design Engineer/Estimator
Listed on 2026-10-04
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Engineering
Estimator, Building Services Engineer, Safety Engineer, Civil Engineering -
Construction
Estimator, Civil Engineering
$70000 - $100000 per year | Tampa, FL | On-site | Permanent
A bit about us:Growing Fire Protection and Life Safety organization seeking an experienced Fire Alarm Design Engineer / Estimator to support Commercial projects throughout Florida.
Why join us?- Competitive Compensation ($70k-$100k DOE)
- Comprehensive Benefits Package (Medical, Vision, Dental)
- 401(k) with a Company match
- Generous PTO + paid holidays and sick time
- Take-Home Company Vehicle & Gas Card
- Technical Training and Development
- More!
We are seeking a Fire Alarm professional with experience in Design, Estimating, and Preconstruction. This position will support projects from initial plans and specifications through estimating, design, and project handoff.
Must Have:- Fire Alarm Design and/or Estimating experience
- AutoCAD
- Bluebeam
- Quantity Takeoffs and Bills of Materials
- Blueprint and Specification Review
- Knowledge of NFPA Standards and applicable Fire Alarm Codes
- Commercial Fire Alarm experience
- NICET Certification
- Fire Alarm Inspection or field experience
- Mission Critical experience
- Low Voltage Systems experience
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