ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR

Mesa County, CO•Village of Rockville Centre, NY

11d•$32 - $37

About The Position

Performs inspections of construction projects to ensure they are built in accordance with approved design documents and comply with applicable local and state codes. Conducts residential and commercial electrical inspections, with assistance on more complex projects, and maintains inspection records and documentation. Communicates inspection findings and directives to the public, contractors, coworkers, and other appropriate parties. Drives and maintains a county vehicle and equipment while conducting daily inspections. Attends required staff meetings, seminars, and training sessions.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least three years of combined work experience as a Journeyman and/or Master electrician.
State of Colorado Master or Journeyman Electrical License.
Computer-entry and written-documentation skills.
Ability to meet the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for the job through any combination of education, training, and experience.
ICC Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, to be obtained within 12 months of hire.
ICC Residential or Commercial Building Inspector Certification, to be obtained within 24 months of hire; other ICC certifications or equivalent may be approved by the Chief Building Official.
Ability to climb stairs, ladders, and scaffolding; stand, stoop, sit, bend, and twist; lift up to 50 pounds; and lift one's own body weight as related to performing inspections.
Subject to an annual physical.

Responsibilities

Perform residential and commercial electrical inspections to ensure compliance with adopted state and local codes, with assistance on more complex projects.
Establish, maintain, and process project inspection records, documents, and forms.
Provide clear and concise verbal and written directives.
Verify that required permits, licenses, and documents have been obtained.
Respond promptly and courteously to inquiries from the public, contractors, and coworkers.
Drive a county vehicle while performing daily inspections.
Maintain county vehicles and equipment and report defects to the appropriate supervisor.
Field-verify project documents for code compliance and communicate findings to appropriate persons.
Attend required staff meetings, seminars, and training sessions.