Fire Alarm Jobs in Phoenix, AZ - Current Openings & Salaries
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Find fire alarm jobs in Phoenix, AZ. View current openings, salary data, and top employers. 15 active positions available with competitive pay.
Phoenix's massive construction boom and strict fire safety regulations are creating outstanding opportunities for fire alarm professionals. As one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the nation, the Valley of the Sun offers competitive salaries and steady demand for qualified fire alarm technicians and inspectors.
Current Job Openings (15 positions available)
| Job Title | Location | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Access Control Techs | Phoenix, AZ | Dec 11, 2025 |
| Access Control Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 31, 2025 |
| Field Service Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 16, 2025 |
| CCTV & Alarm Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 13, 2025 |
| Low Voltage Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 12, 2025 |
| CCTV & Alarm Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 12, 2025 |
| Door Access Control Tech | Phoenix, AZ | Oct 10, 2025 |
| Network Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Aug 17, 2025 |
| Lead Technician | Phoenix, AZ | Aug 3, 2025 |
| DAS Technicians | Phoenix, AZ | Aug 3, 2025 |
Phoenix Fire Alarm Market Intelligence
Salary & Compensation
- Average Fire Alarm Technician Salary: $56,000 annually
- Salary Range: $43,000 - $71,000 (entry to senior level)
- Growth Projection: 12% job growth (2024-2029)
- Peak Hiring Season: Year-round (Regulatory driven)
Major Phoenix Projects Creating Jobs
- Sky Harbor Airport Terminal 3 Modernization - Advanced fire safety systems for $590M renovation project
- Phoenix Biomedical Campus Expansion - Life safety systems for research facilities and medical buildings
- Tempe Town Lake Development - Fire alarm integration for mixed-use high-rise construction
- Arizona State University Engineering Complex - Campus-wide fire safety system upgrades and new construction
Top Phoenix Fire Alarm Employers
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Desert Fire Protection
Commercial Fire Alarms, Sprinkler Integration
45-60 employees • Founded 2005
Valley Fire Safety Systems
Life Safety, Emergency Communication
30-45 employees • Founded 2008
Arizona Fire Solutions
High-Rise Systems, Healthcare Facilities
35-50 employees • Founded 2010
Sonoran Safety Technologies
Inspection Services, Code Compliance
20-35 employees • Founded 2012
Phoenix Fire & Security
Integrated Systems, Mass Notification
40+ employees • Founded 2007
Southwest Life Safety Group
NFPA Compliance, Testing & Maintenance
50+ employees • Founded 2003
Skills in High Demand
Technical Skills
- Fire alarm system design and installation per NFPA 72
- Addressable and conventional fire alarm programming
- Mass notification and emergency communication systems
- Smoke detector testing and calibration procedures
- Fire pump and sprinkler system integration
- Code compliance inspection and documentation
- Troubleshooting and system maintenance protocols
Certifications & Requirements
- NICET Level II or higher in Fire Alarm Systems
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors fire alarm license
- NFPA 72 certification and continuing education
- OSHA 10-hour safety certification
- Clean driving record for service calls and inspections
Education & Training Resources
Local Training Programs
- Phoenix College - Electronics Technology program with fire safety emphasis (Phoenix, AZ)
- Maricopa Community Colleges - Fire Science Technology and Electronics programs (Multiple locations)
- Arizona State University - Fire Service Administration and Construction Management programs (Tempe, AZ)
- Gateway Community College - Electronics and Fire Science training programs (Phoenix, AZ)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average salary for a fire alarm technician in Phoenix?
Fire alarm technicians in Phoenix earn an average of $56,000 annually, with entry-level positions starting around $43,000 and experienced professionals earning up to $71,000. NICET certification and specialized skills in mass notification systems can command premium wages in this growing market.
Do I need special licensing for fire alarm work in Arizona?
Arizona requires registration with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors for fire alarm installation work. NICET certification is highly valued and often required by employers. Continuing education in NFPA codes is essential for staying current with evolving fire safety regulations in the state.
What types of fire alarm projects are most common in Phoenix?
Phoenix projects include high-rise residential and commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and industrial complexes. The city's rapid growth drives demand for new construction fire alarm systems, while existing buildings require regular inspection, testing, and code compliance upgrades.
Is there good job growth for fire alarm technicians in Phoenix?
Phoenix shows solid growth with 12% projected job growth through 2029. The metropolitan area's continuous expansion, aging building stock requiring upgrades, and stringent fire safety regulations create consistent demand. Population growth and commercial development ensure steady opportunities for qualified technicians.
What makes Phoenix's fire alarm market unique?
Phoenix's extreme climate and rapid urban expansion create unique challenges for fire alarm systems. Desert conditions require specialized equipment and maintenance procedures, while the city's growth means constant new construction projects. The market offers opportunities in diverse sectors from aerospace to healthcare, providing varied career experiences.
Phoenix Market Trends & Opportunities
Industry Growth Drivers
- Construction Boom: Phoenix leads the nation in new construction, requiring extensive fire safety system installations
- Healthcare Expansion: Growing senior population driving hospital and assisted living facility development
- Code Updates: Regular NFPA and local code changes creating upgrade and retrofit opportunities
- Technology Integration: Smart building systems requiring advanced fire alarm and communication integration
Career Advancement Paths
- Entry Level: Fire Alarm Installer → $43,000-$48,000
- Experienced: Senior Fire Alarm Technician → $56,000-$62,000
- Specialized: Fire Alarm Designer/Inspector → $63,000-$71,000+
- Leadership: Fire Safety Manager/Consultant → $72,000-$85,000+
Phoenix/Arizona Requirements
- Arizona Low Voltage License - Complete licensing guide
- Fire Alarm Registration - Arizona Registrar of Contractors fire alarm specialty license required
- NICET Certification - Level II or higher strongly preferred by employers
- Continuing Education - Annual NFPA code updates and safety training required
Last updated: September 2025 - See our complete Arizona licensing guide
Start Your Phoenix Fire Alarm Career Today
Phoenix's explosive growth and commitment to fire safety create exceptional opportunities for fire alarm professionals. With consistent demand, competitive wages, and diverse project types, the Valley offers an ideal environment for building a rewarding career in life safety systems.
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