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Fire Pump Inspection and Testing

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Fire Protection Sys and Equipmt Svcs for JCC-Saint Anthony

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AgencyState of Idaho
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Performs annual inspection and functional testing of fire pumps for prime contractors on State of Idaho (JCCSA) facility projects. Tests fire pump controllers, diesel/electric pumps, and pressure gauges to ensure operational readiness. Requires personnel to undergo criminal background checks and fingerprinting and wear company uniforms. Delivers annual fire pump test reports and certification.

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