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Fire alarm inspection involves comprehensive testing of all system componentsfrom smoke detectors to control panelsfollowing strict annual and biennial schedules mandated by NFPA 72.
Annual fire alarm inspections are typically conducted by licensed technicians and may cost around $3-400 or more. Monthly fire inspections can range from $50 to $100. However, the cost is not fixed and varies based on several factors.
What is a Fire Inspector? Fire inspectors are responsible for conducting inspections and enforcing fire codes and safety regulations. Their main objective is to assess fire hazards, identify potential risks, and ensure compliance with fire safety measures.
On-Site Inspection and Functional Testing Professional fire safety technicians conduct comprehensive testing to verify all components meet national fire alarm standards and local fire emergency requirements. Visual Inspection: Technicians examine all visible components for damage, obstruction, or wear.
How to Become a Fire Inspector. To enter the occupation, fire inspectors typically need at least a high school diploma or equivalent and work experience as a firefighter or in a related occupation. Once hired, they typically receive on-the-job-training in inspection and investigation. They also may need certification.
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Fire Alarm Technician Salary in California Annual SalaryWeekly Pay Top Earners $78,458 $1,508 75th Percentile $68,100 $1,309 Average $58,756 $1,129 25th Percentile $48,400 $930
As of Aug 25, 2025, the average annual pay for a Johnson Controls Fire Alarm Inspector in the United States is $45,890 a year. Just in case you need a simple salary calculator, that works out to be approximately $22.06 an hour. This is the equivalent of $882/week or $3,824/month.
It can be both incredibly boring and incredibly stressful, occasionally simultaneously. The pay and benefits are on par with most other blue collar occupations (carpenter, carpet layer, painter etc). If youve completely run out of other options this might be ok, but its certainly not utopia.

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