Service Engineer
ADN Fire Safety Pvt. Ltd. is hiring a Service Engineer for their AMC department to manage fire protection systems. The role involves inspecting, testing, and maintaining fire alarms, hydrants, sprinklers, and pumps at client sites. Candidates are required to handle breakdown maintenance, troubleshoot electrical faults, and maintain service documentation. The role is suitable for candidates with 2-5 years of experience in fire safety infrastructure.
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Experience
2-5 years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
ADN Fire Safety Pvt. Ltd. is hiring a Service Engineer for their AMC department to manage fire protection systems. The role involves inspecting, testing, and maintaining fire alarms, hydrants, sprinklers, and pumps at client sites. Candidates are required to handle breakdown maintenance, troubleshoot electrical faults, and maintain service documentation. The role is suitable for candidates with 2-5 years of experience in fire safety infrastructure.
TAL's take
Clear role scope within the fire safety domain, though it is a niche industrial field with an unknown company.
The JD clearly defines responsibilities, requirements, and system specializations.
Must haves
- 2-5 years experience in fire protection or firefighting systems
- Ability to perform preventive and breakdown maintenance
- Troubleshoot fire alarm and firefighting systems
- Experience with hydrant, sprinkler, and pump systems
- Basic electrical troubleshooting skills
- Report preparation and documentation skills
Tools and skills
Nice to have: pa systems, smoke detectors & mcps.
About the company
unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
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