A provider of fire detection and alarm systems, offering a 5-year product warranty with a non-proprietary business model
Oakville, Ontario
Maple Armor is a rapidly growing Canadian manufacturer specializing in advanced fire alarm systems. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Montreal, we design, develop, and produce UL/ULC/NFPA-compliant fire detection solutions for clients worldwide. Our addressable fire alarm systems serve commercial, residential, educational, healthcare, and entertainment facilities. We combine cutting-edge technology with the precision of Canadian engineering to deliver reliable, cost-effective solutions backed by our industry-leading 5-year warranty. With headquarters in Canada, branch offices in the US, and European subsidiaries, we collaborate with an extensive global distributor network. Our comprehensive support includes technical assistance, training programs, and dedicated engineering services throughout the project lifecycle. We're committed to advancing fire safety standards while supporting our partners - engineers, distributors, and contractors - who share our mission of protecting lives and property. Key advantages: - Proven reliability with 5-year warranty - Full regulatory compliance (UL/ULC/NFPA) - Advanced technology at competitive prices - Comprehensive technical support - Global presence with local expertise At Maple Armor, we're not just manufacturing fire alarm systems - we're building a safer world through innovation, quality, and unwavering commitment to fire safety excellence. Connect with us to discover how our solutions can protect your next project.
On-site · Brossard
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and replacing defective electronic components and assemblies. They must also perform testing, adjust equipment for proper functioning, and complete detailed maintenance reports.
On-site · Brossard
The role involves soldering and manually assembling electronic components and microcircuits on printed circuit boards while adhering to cleanroom procedures. Responsibilities also include testing, inspecting, and documenting the quality of assemblies to ensure they meet specified requirements.
