Licensed Fire Alarm Technician

Ellis Fire Protection is a specialized fire protection contractor serving customers across Massachusetts and the greater New England region. The company provides special hazards fire suppression systems, building sprinkler and fire suppression system design and installation, as well as comprehensive testing, inspection, and repair services. Ellis Fire Protection also delivers fire alarm systems, alarm monitoring, and 24-hour emergency services to support customer safety and regulatory compliance.

The team is committed to high-quality service, technical expertise, and reliable protection for a wide range of facilities. Candidates can learn more by visiting  or following the company on Linked In.

The Licensed Fire Alarm Technician is a full-time, on-site role based in Woburn, MA. This role is responsible for installing, programming, testing, inspecting, and maintaining fire alarm and related low-voltage life safety systems in commercial and industrial facilities. Day-to-day tasks include diagnosing and troubleshooting system issues, performing repairs and upgrades, verifying compliance with applicable codes and standards, and accurately documenting all work performed.

The technician will interact directly with customers to explain findings, provide recommendations, and ensure systems operate reliably and safely. The role may involve occasional after-hours or emergency service calls to support 24-hour customer needs.

• Demonstrated proficiency in low voltage engineering and installation for fire alarm and life safety systems.
• Strong troubleshooting skills with experience diagnosing and resolving issues in alarm systems and related components.
• Knowledge of life safety codes, standards, and best practices related to fire alarm and fire suppression systems.
• Ability to deliver professional, courteous customer service while working on-site and communicating technical information clearly.
• Valid fire alarm technician license in Massachusetts (or eligibility to obtain), and a clean, valid driver's license.
• Experience reading and interpreting electrical drawings, system schematics, and technical documentation.
• Comfort working in the field, including climbing ladders, using hand and power tools, and adhering to safety protocols.
• High school diploma or equivalent; technical training, industry certifications (e.g., NICET in Fire Alarm Systems), or related vocational education are preferred.
• Ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and maintain accurate records and reports.