Job DescriptionThe Fire Alarm Technician will report to the Regional Operations Manager. Among other things, they will be responsible for assessing the risks, reporting on them and proposing possible solutions on topics related to fire prevention, compliance with the NFC, NFPA and other codes in force. They will act as liaison between tenants and BGIS.Key Duties & ResponsibilitiesAnalysis and ReportingInspects the client's premises and ensures compliance with the laws and regulations and analyzes and creates an action plan to resolve any issues.Analyzes the causes of fire alarms, follows up and provides solutions. Validates that changes are acceptable with the stakeholders.Reports and assists the Lease Management Team as per their expectations to assist with the renewal of leases related to the preparation of Emergency Response Plans (ERP). Revises the analysis and impact reports in cases that directly or indirectly affect fire protection.CommunicationActs as a liaison with the tenants and ensures they have answers to any questions they may have.Maintains positive relationships with stakeholders and attempts to meet their expectations while considering owners' issues based on BI-1 requirements. Provides the necessary support with the main client of the building and assists in the coordination of evacuation plans.Prepares training plans for fire prevention awareness and the use of fire extinguishers and evacuation. Assists the property management team and various stakeholders,



and provides support and training to resolve operational challengesDemonstrates leadership and initiative in the development of fire protection projects or action plansManages and reports nonconformities and critical incidents. Actively participates in project requirements meetings and takes responsibility for the areas of their expertise.ImplementationEnsures the implementation of the solutions by bringing their expertise and support to the teams. Works with tenants to upgrade building emergency plans and coordinate their application with the building's main tenantOther duties as requiredKnowledge & SkillsCollege studies (ACS) or a university degree in fire prevention; More than 3 years, up to 5 years of job related experienceMust be fluently bilingual (French and English)Have a good knowledge of fire prevention techniques, practices, as well as concepts related to fire prevention laws, regulations and ordinancesGood interpersonal skillsAbility to work in teams and in working groups; Ability to adapt; Patient and hardworking; Ability to interpret data, analyze and popularize information.Strong communication skills, including written, comprehension and verbalNegotiation and problem solving skillsExperience working in commercial and office buildings would be an asset.Experience in physical security is considered an assetLicenses and/or Professional AccreditationDrivers License is requiredASTTBC Registered Fire Protection Technician (RFPT)The following would be considered an asset:Training or certification in securitySecurity Officer License issued by the Office of Private SecurityCET (Certified Engineering Technician)Certificate in Fire Emergency ManagementCertificate in advanced technologies in fire preventionThis is a regular, full time position with an hourly range as per collective agreement

📌 Fire, Life & Safety Technician (Vancouver)
🏢 BGIS
📍 Vancouver