Trusted local fire & security brands, united as one national company.Same local teams and the same phone numbers, now backed by Veriguard Fire & Security's national resources. One Brand. More Expertise.
Home Careers Technician Careers

Build a Career Protecting What Matters

The systems you work on matter. So does the team behind you.

Veriguard Fire & Security brings together experienced fire, security, and life safety brands with the resources and support of a national organization.

We are looking for technicians who take pride in their craft, solve problems in the field, and understand the responsibility that comes with fire, security, and life safety work.

Whether you are an experienced technician, interested in an apprenticeship path, or ready to strengthen your skills in the trade, explore fire and security technician careers with Veriguard Fire & Security.

Technician servicing fire pump and sprinkler riser piping in a mechanical room

Find the Technician Career That Fits Your Skills

Fire protection and commercial security encompass a broad range of technical systems. Skilled technicians are essential to the work our customers depend on.

Veriguard Fire & Security brands provide inspection, testing, maintenance, installation, service, repair, monitoring, and system support across fire, life safety, and supported security systems.

Fire Sprinkler Technician Careers

Work with commercial fire sprinkler systems through inspection, testing, maintenance, service, repair, and installation.

Build technical knowledge while helping customers manage critical systems and ongoing service requirements.

Fire Alarm Technician Careers

Apply your technical skills to commercial fire alarm systems that support life safety across businesses and facilities.

Opportunities may involve inspection, testing, maintenance, service, repair, installation, monitoring, and system support.

Fire Extinguisher & Suppression Careers

Build expertise working with portable fire extinguishers and specialized suppression systems, including kitchen and special hazard applications.

Roles may involve inspection, testing, maintenance, recharge, repair, installation, and other supported services.

Security Technician Careers

Work with commercial security technologies in supported markets, including access control, video surveillance, intrusion and alarm systems, monitoring, and integrated security systems.

Roles may involve installation, configuration, service, troubleshooting, maintenance, and other supported security work.

Access Control & Physical Security Careers

Develop technical expertise around commercial access control, electronic door hardware, security door hardware, and related physical security systems where these capabilities are available.

Video Surveillance, Intrusion & Monitoring Careers

Support commercial video surveillance, intrusion detection, alarm, and monitoring systems in markets where Veriguard Fire & Security provides these capabilities.

Fire & Security Apprentice and Entry-Level Careers

Ready to begin a technical career?

Explore available apprentice and entry-level opportunities with Veriguard Fire & Security brands and start developing hands-on skills alongside experienced professionals.

Specific apprenticeship and entry-level opportunities vary by company, market, and current openings.

Learn the Trade. Strengthen Your Skills.

Technical expertise is built over time.

For people entering the trades, apprentice and entry-level opportunities may provide a path to learn systems, develop field skills, follow established procedures, and understand the importance of accurate documentation.

Experienced technicians can continue strengthening their expertise within their disciplines.

Fire & Life Safety Skills

Depending on the role, opportunities may involve:

Commercial Security Skills

In supported markets, opportunities may involve:

Security capabilities and career opportunities vary by market.

Take Ownership of Your Work

Technical knowledge matters. So does how you approach the work.

We value technicians who take responsibility for the job in front of them, arrive prepared, pay attention to details, communicate clearly, document carefully, support their teammates, and take pride in quality work.

Ownership is part of becoming a stronger technician and a dependable member of the team.

Technician on a ladder servicing a fire alarm device in a commercial building

Local Teams. National Resources.

Veriguard Fire & Security brands have built their reputations through years of hands-on service in the communities they know.

Veriguard Fire & Security supports those teams with the infrastructure and resources of a broader fire, security, and life safety organization.

For technicians, that means joining experienced local teams where field expertise matters, backed by national resources and a shared commitment to safety, quality, and service.

Technician inspecting a kitchen fire suppression system cylinder

What We Look for in Fire & Security Technicians

Technical requirements vary by role, discipline, company, and location. Across Veriguard Fire & Security, we value professionals who take responsibility for their work and continue developing their skills.

Experience, certifications, licensing, and other qualifications vary by position.

We look for technicians who are:

Your Next Technician Career Starts Here

Experienced in fire protection? Skilled in commercial security? Interested in learning a technical trade?

Explore opportunities to bring your existing expertise or start developing new skills with Veriguard Fire & Security and our local brands.

Available fire and security technician roles vary by brand and market.

Technician servicing a fire alarm panel inside a utility room

Technician Careers FAQs

What types of fire and security technician jobs are available?

Opportunities may include fire sprinkler, fire alarm, extinguisher, suppression, inspection, service, installation, access control, video surveillance, intrusion, monitoring, and other technician roles. Available positions vary by brand and market.

Yes. Veriguard Fire & Security brands seek experienced professionals across supported fire, security, and life safety disciplines. Specific experience, licensing, certification, and technical requirements vary by position.

Apprentice and entry-level opportunities may be available through Veriguard Fire & Security brands. Availability, qualifications, and training structures vary by company, market, and position.

Depending on your role, work may involve fire alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, kitchen suppression, special hazard suppression, emergency lighting, monitoring, and other supported systems.

Depending on the role and market, work may involve access control, video surveillance, intrusion and alarm systems, monitoring, integrated security systems, door hardware, locksmith services, and other supported security technologies.

Requirements vary by position and location. Some roles may require industry experience, licenses, certifications, manufacturer training, or specialized technical knowledge. Review individual job listings for specific requirements.

Veriguard Fire & Security operates through local brands across the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and Midwest. Fire and security technician openings vary by brand and market.

Build Your Trade. TakeOwnership. Grow With Veriguard Fire & Security.

Bring your technical skills or start developing them with an organization that values the people performing the work.

Explore current fire and security technician opportunities across Veriguard Fire & Security and our local brands.

Contact Veriguard Fire & Security

Need help with fire alarms, sprinkler systems, extinguishers, suppression, monitoring, security, or other life safety solutions?

Whether you manage one facility or an entire portfolio, contact Veriguard Fire & Security and our team will help identify the right next step.

Veriguard Fire & Security

Let us help.

Fill out the form and a Veriguard Fire & Security fire safety specialist
will contact you within 24 hours.