Electrical Inspector

Roles and responsibilities Job Description Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Responsible for setting own project deadlines. Provides on-the-job training to new employees. Responsible for monitoring conformance to quality, performance, specifications, and/or code requirements by performing inspection duties. Performs daily field inspections and maintains inspection records. Participates in punch lists, testing, and commissioning. Tracks quality assurance progress. Provides input to documentation for area and equipment turnovers. Has knowledge of Abu Dhabi Authorities and Standards. Preferred Experience on Dry Utilities like MV, LV, HV, Sub Stations, Cabling, MCC, Telecom Networks, Traffic Networks, Street Lighting With Authorities like ADDC, TRANSCO, ITC, MCC, Etisalat. Qualifications Minimum Qualification: High school/Technical Institute Diploma/Bachelor's Degree in relevant Engineering field (Electrical, etc.). Experience: The ideal candidate to be Civil Engineering graduate with a minimum of 10 years’ experience in similar works or Technical Institute Diploma in related field with minimum of 12+ years’ experience in similar works or High School or equivalent institute graduate with minimum of 14+ years’ experience in similar works. Experience in Street lighting / 11 & 132 KV / Infra works. Mentoring Junior Inspectors : Providing guidance and training to less experienced inspectors or contractors on electrical systems, safety practices, and code compliance. Education and Awareness : Conducting or attending workshops to stay updated on electrical inspection best practices, new technologies, and evolving codes. Desired candidate profile Inspection of Electrical Installations On-Site Inspections : Conducting on-site inspections of electrical installations, including wiring, outlets, panels, switches, and lighting systems, to ensure compliance with safety codes and regulations (such as the National Electrical Code or local regulations). Safety Compliance : Ensuring that all electrical systems are installed according to safety standards, local electrical codes, and manufacturer guidelines. Quality Assurance : Inspecting the quality of electrical work and ensuring that all installations and repairs meet the required specifications. Testing and Troubleshooting System Testing : Performing tests on electrical systems and equipment to ensure they are functioning correctly and safely. This can include checking for voltage, grounding, resistance, and continuity. Troubleshooting : Identifying any electrical faults or deficiencies in the installation or operation of electrical systems, diagnosing the problem, and recommending appropriate corrective actions. Code Compliance Knowledge of Electrical Codes : Staying updated on electrical codes, such as the National Electrical Code (NEC) , IEC standards , or local building codes, and applying these regulations to all inspections. Regulatory Compliance : Ensuring that electrical systems meet legal and regulatory requirements, including fire safety, energy efficiency, and environmental considerations. Documentation : Reviewing electrical permits, plans, and designs for compliance with code requirements and documenting inspection results. Reporting and Documentation Inspection Reports : Preparing detailed inspection reports that document the findings of electrical inspections, including any violations or deficiencies and the corrective actions required. Deficiency Notices : Issuing notices or reports for non-compliant or unsafe electrical work, and following up to ensure necessary corrective measures are taken. Record Keeping : Maintaining records of inspections, testing, and compliance reports for future reference and audits. #J-18808-Ljbffr