Fire Alarm Designer

EMCOR Group · Boise, United States · full-time · On site · April 14, 2026

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Posted April 14, 2026 · Read from EMCOR Group
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NorthStar Fire Protection is looking for an Alarm Design Lead, responsible for leading a team of design professionals on large-scale fire alarm projects, ensuring the project is on schedule, per code, and in accordance with the specified design standards. This includes supervising Fire Alarm and VESDA systems 2D, 3D, and BIM designers and managers. The role also involves effective communication with the design team, project managers, and clients, while maintaining high standards of quality, documentation, and compliance. #shambaugh #Northstar #LI-DF #LI-Onsite

Employer
EMCOR Group
Location
Boise, United States · On site
Contract
full-time