Wildbullet.com is the largest specialty recruitment site in the U.S. developed for the electronic security, fire, and life safety industry and is endorsed by the National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (NBFAA). wildbullet.com opened in 2001 and has become the national registry for thousands of professionals in the electronic protection industry. Professionals are signing up each day whether they are looking for a career opportunity or not. This has filled a void due to the fact that an association for individual employees exclusively, in this industry does not exist. The only companies and candidates you will find on this site are directly related to the industries listed above. We streamline the process with qualified companies and candidates from the electronic security/fire alarm & building controls industries only! Many other resume sites have a mix of all different types of candidates and industry backgrounds, which makes it less effective to search for industry specific people. A first in our industry! From Operators to Presidents Nationwide! All employees at wildbullet.com come from the electronic security / fire alarm industry in one capacity or another. In turn we have a strong identity with our client & candidate needs from coast to coast. Industry knowledge takes the guesswork out of the search. YOUR JAVASCRIPT IN YOUR BROWSER PROGRAM IS NOT ON!

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Basic Javascript Required (also known as active scripting)
We're sorry, wildbullet.com security requires javascript to be turned on.


Common Causes:
Javascript turned off in browser from your original factory install defaults.
You have set your security settings far too high from defaults!

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If your browser does not support JavaScript, you must upgrade to a newer version. We recommend using Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox (available for Windows, Apple OSX and Linux).
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If JavaScript is disabled in your browser, you must enable it in order to continue.
To enable JavaScript, follow the instructions below for your browser

Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or higher:
Click Tools, then click Options.
Click the Content tab.
Check Enable Javascript.
Click the OK button.

Internet Explorer 5 or higher:
Click Tools, then click Internet Options.
Click the Security tab.
Click the Custom Level button.
Scroll to the Scripting section.
Check Enable Active scripting, Also Allow paste operations via script, and Scripting of Java applets. (or simply click defaults and apply)
Click the OK button.

Internet Explorer 4.x:
Click View
Click Internet Options.
Click the Security tab.
Click the Settings button.
Scroll to the Scripting section.
Check Scripting of Java applets and Active Scripting.
Click the OK button.

Netscape 6.x:
Click Edit, then click Preferences
Click on Advanced.
Check Enable JavaScript for Navigator.
Click the OK button.

Netscape 4.x:
Click Edit, then click Preferences
Click on Advanced.
Check Enable JavaScript.
Click the OK button.

Please consult your browser's help section for further information
concerning JavaScript settings.(also known as active scripting)

If you have followed all the directions and you are still having problems, contact us with your name and phone number.