Electrical and Instrumentation Inspector - Part Time

Intertek•United States,

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Intertek Technical Inspection Services (TIS) is seeking an Electrical and Instrumentation Inspector (Part Time) to join their team in the United States. This role is responsible for ensuring the Project Quality Plan and Project Execution Plan are developed and implemented, promoting quality awareness, and driving continuous improvement. The inspector will witness inspection, testing, and verification of electrical and instrumentation installations, materials, and equipment, ensuring compliance with project specifications, design drawings, and approved procedures. They will monitor construction and installation activities, review and interpret technical documents, verify calibration of instruments, conduct pre-commissioning and commissioning inspections, identify non-conformances, and maintain accurate records. The role also involves collaborating with various teams to resolve technical issues and promoting adherence to safety procedures, especially in hazardous areas.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED, Trade School, On-The-Job Training or University Diploma
10+ years of inspection experience on-site during construction in Electrical inspection
Ability to travel frequently throughout the continental US
Valid driver’s license and reliable driving record is required
Proficient in MS Office programs and Outlook

Nice To Haves

Industry standard certifications preferred
Valid Industry Certification preferred – Examples of such certifications include, but not limited to: AWS CWI, API 510, 570, SI, (Source Inspector), Electrical Journeyman License, NACE CIP 1, 2, 3, EMA (Expediting Management Association) Basic, Advanced, ASNT NDT Level II, III, and ASQ or IRCA Certified Auditor

Responsibilities

Witness inspection, testing, and verification of electrical and instrumentation installations, materials, and equipment.
Ensure compliance with project specifications, design drawings, and approved procedures.
Monitor construction and installation activities to confirm adherence to quality and safety standards.
Review and interpret electrical and instrumentation drawings, loop diagrams, and data sheets.
Verify calibration and certification of test instruments and tools.
Conduct pre-commissioning and commissioning inspections, including continuity, insulation resistance, loop checks, and function tests.
Identify non-conformances, document findings, and ensure corrective actions are implemented.
Maintain accurate inspection records, reports, and documentation.
Collaborate with engineering, construction, and quality teams to resolve technical issues and ensure compliance.
Promote adherence to safety procedures and regulatory requirements, especially in hazardous (classified) areas.