Jobs at Allied Fire Protection

The Senior Sprinkler Designer is responsible for designing and coordinating sprinkler systems, performing calculations, interpreting codes, and ensuring project requirements are met.

The Rotational Program Intern will participate in a hands-on experience across various departments in the fire and life safety industry, including project management, alarm and sprinkler systems, and customer service support.

The Regional Operations Manager builds and leads a regional team, overseeing day-to-day operations, recruiting staff, managing budgets, and ensuring project execution in the fire and life safety industry.

The role involves estimating sprinkler remodel bids, customer acquisition, maintaining customer relationships, and supporting sales goals while ensuring safety and teamwork.

Design and layout fire sprinkler systems, perform hydraulic calculations, coordinate projects, and ensure compliance with NFPA standards and safety protocols.

The Alarm Sales Representative is responsible for estimating, quoting, and selling alarm systems to support the Remodel Department while maintaining customer relationships and managing sales pipelines.

Design and layout fire sprinkler systems using CAD software, perform hydraulic calculations, interpret construction documents, coordinate with multiple stakeholders, and ensure compliance with NFPA standards.

Responsible for diagnosing, installing, inspecting, and repairing fire suppression systems while ensuring safety, compliance, and customer satisfaction.

The role involves estimating bids, managing customer relationships, achieving sales goals, and ensuring customer satisfaction in sprinkler remodel projects.

The role involves acquiring bid documentation, preparing estimates, meeting sales goals, maintaining customer relationships, and ensuring customer satisfaction. Strong communication and teamwork are essential.

Design and layout sprinkler systems, coordinate piping with other components, perform hydraulic calculations, and ensure adherence to NFPA standards. Collaborate with team members and provide outstanding customer service while maintaining safety protocols.

The Sales Representative is responsible for generating leads, preparing proposals, communicating with customers, and achieving sales goals in the fire alarm service sector.

The Project Coordinator supports construction projects by managing schedules, processing orders, and maintaining logs. They assist in organization and team training.

The Alarm Operations Manager oversees the installation and service of fire alarm systems, manages budgets, improves processes, and ensures safety and training compliance while driving revenue and productivity.

The Lead Alarm Project Coordinator supports Alarm leadership and assists in project management tasks, documentation, and process implementation within the construction domain.

The Design Manager oversees design projects, manages a team of designers, ensures quality control, schedules meetings, and maintains communication with stakeholders while adhering to local codes and project deadlines.

Design and layout sprinkler systems using CAD software, perform hydraulic calculations, interpret NFPA standards, and coordinate projects with various teams.

The Remodel Sprinkler Designer is responsible for designing fire sprinkler systems, coordinating projects, conducting hydraulic calculations, mentoring team members, and ensuring compliance with NFPA standards and safety policies.

The Alarm Administrator manages invoicing, purchase orders, customer service, and reporting for the Alarm department, ensuring accurate records and prompt payments. They assist in payroll, invoice processing, and resolve issues related to accounts payable and collections.

The role involves estimating and bidding sprinkler remodel projects, maintaining customer relationships, preparing proposals, and achieving sales goals while ensuring customer satisfaction.