Alarm Systems Technician - Rack & Test

Troy Life & Fire Safety Ltd.  is looking for a Technical Fire Alarm Specialist to join our team in Owen Sound, ON.  Troy Life & Fire Safety Ltd. is one of the largest suppliers of Fire Alarm, Fire Suppression, Security, Nurse call and Communications Systems in Canada. As an Edwards Authorized National Partner, Troy is a proudly Canadian. We are an employee-owned company with over 1300 people in 28 locations coast to coast. An entrepreneurial company with a legacy of success, we pride ourselves on having a team of industry leading talent and an exciting plan for the future.

Troy is a 2025 winner of the Canada's Best Managed program !

Responsibilities :

• Assemble, wire, test, program, and trouble shoot microprocessor-based Edwards fire alarm systems
• Program, test, troubleshoot, and adjust systems as directed
• Interconnect assemblies using proper wiring techniques
• Pull parts from stock for projects and maintain accurate records of stock requisitions and part shipments
• Maintain work and stock areas in a clean and organized manner
• Observe all industrial and safety rules
• Responsible for verifying projects are assembled as per design details and regulatory standards
• Use of hand tools and test equipment to perform job duties (multimeters, soldering iron, wire strippers, etc.)
• Other related duties as assigned

Qualifications :

Wage : $59,000 to $70,000 / annum CAD

This posting is for a  current vacancy.  Our hiring team is actively recruiting for this role and will look to onboard following the selection of the successful candidate.

Troy Life & Fire Safety Ltd. offers an excellent compensation package, including a comprehensive benefits program. Discover a company committed to ensuring an environment that fosters employee and corporate growth while providing financial success to both.

Accommodation for applicants with disabilities is available upon request throughout the recruitment process in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.

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