Fire Sprinkler Superintendent
Location
Nevada, USA
Level
Supervisor
Department
Type
Full - Time
Salary
Job Description
Posted on:
November 7, 2026
Greater Reno Area
Job Summary
Trophy Peak Fire Protection is hiring a Fire Sprinkler Superintendent to lead our sprinkler division across Northern Nevada. You will schedule and supervise our technicians and apprentices. You will also manage materials, lead training, and support sales with estimates and job walks. This is a hands-on leadership role that includes inspections, service, and installations. As a locally owned company serving the region since 2006, we offer competitive pay, exceptional benefits, steady work, and room to grow.
Why Work at Trophy Peak?
- 100% employer-paid health insurance for employees, plus 50% coverage for dependents
- 5% automatic employer 401k contribution
- Employee profit-sharing program
- Company-paid life insurance
- 3 weeks paid time off (PTO) and 9 paid holidays
- Company vehicle, cell phone, laptop, and iPad
- Paid training and professional development
- Opportunities for career advancement
- Full-time, steady work
Responsibilities
Responsibilities
- Lead the fire sprinkler division and supervise all sprinkler technicians and apprentices
- Work with dispatch to schedule technicians and set crew sizes, making sure each job has the right experience, licensing, and number of technicians for safety and labor efficiency
- Conduct job walks and support sales with scopes of work, labor and material estimates, bidding, proposals, and permitting
- Oversee material procurement, vendor relationships, truck stock, and quarterly truck inspections
- Take an active role in interviewing, hiring, onboarding, and termination of sprinkler technicians, including new vehicle setup, tool requirements, and developing competitive pay scales based on experience
- Develop and lead hands-on training for apprentices and refresher training for senior technicians, including grooving/threading machines, soldering, built-up risers, and safely moving heavy equipment and tanks
- Review technician reports and photos and lead weekly team meetings to improve efficiency and make sure no corners are cut
- Build an installation team capable of fast-paced residential installations and small commercial work such as tenant improvements and retrofits
- Coordinate inspections across the Sprinkler, Alarm, and Suppression teams and gather job details from customers up front to minimize downtime and achieve a first-time fix
- Perform inspections, testing, service, repairs, and installation of fire sprinkler systems, backflow prevention devices, and other fire protection systems as needed, and complete accurate reports documenting deficiencies and impairments
- Share field expertise with office and sales staff and promote safe, organized work practices across the team
Job Requirements
Qualifications
- Extensive hands-on experience inspecting, servicing, repairing, and installing fire sprinkler systems
- In-depth knowledge of fire sprinkler systems, components, backflow devices, and applicable NFPA standards
- Nevada State Fire Marshal G, GU, and I licenses and AWWA backflow certification, maintained in good standing
- Proven experience leading, scheduling, and training field technicians and apprentices
- Ability to estimate labor hours and materials for inspection, service, and installation work
- Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
- Strong organizational, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Must provide personal hand tools required to perform work
Preferred (Not Required)
- Previous supervisor, foreman, or superintendent experience in the fire protection industry
- Experience with residential and small commercial installations, tenant improvements, and retrofits
- Experience with bidding, permitting, and vendor coordination
- NICET certification in Water-Based Systems
- OSHA 10 (required within 14 days of hire if you don't have it; we pay for it)
Physical Requirements
- Lift up to 50 lbs.
- Climb ladders and work at heights and on lifts
- Work in attics, crawl spaces, and other tight areas
- Work outdoors in varying Northern Nevada weather
