Electrical Inspector

Comfort Systems USA•Houston, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Inspector is responsible for ensuring electrical systems meet safety, quality, and code standards, such as the NEC. This role involves conducting site inspections, reviewing drawings, identifying violations, issuing non-conformances, and preparing reports for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. The inspector will work with TAS employees to enforce regulations and maintain safety.

Requirements

High School Diploma/GED with some specialized training.
Inspector Certification
2-5 years in electrical inspection (journeyman-level electrical) experience
International Code Council (ICC) Electrical Inspector certification or equivalent.
Strong communication (written and verbal), attention to detail, problem-solving, and time management skills.
Effective working knowledge of applicable codes and/or requirements: NEC/IEC
Highly Computer literate in all standard business operating software.
Ability to analyze complex data with a variety of variables to solve practical problems where only limited standardization exists.
High level of ability to manage a team dynamic and collaborate with junior employees.
Provide direct immediate technical support related to quality management processes and philosophies.
Ability to produce high quality results using autonomy.

Nice To Haves

ISO 9001 Trained
ISO 14001 Trained
ISO 45001 Trained
ISO 3834-3 Trained
AISC 207-20 Trained
NEC Trained
2+ years as a licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician

Responsibilities

Assist in ensuring the ongoing integrity of the quality management system (ISO 9001:2015, AISC, NEC, etc.) through internal auditing or as directed.
Visit all TAS sites to inspect electrical assembly including wiring, panels, and equipment.
Verify compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), local ordinances, and approved specifications.
Examine electrical drawings, plans, and specifications before and during assembly.
Detect faulty wiring, incorrect materials, or non-compliant assembly.
Create nonconformances for violations.
Prepare detailed reports, maintain records and document work performed.
Respond to inquiries and provide technical guidance to TAS personnel.
Investigate reports of unpermitted or unsafe electrical work.
Verify workmanship quality.
Creating technical reports for internal use.
Apply sound judgment to resolve complex electrical compliance issues.
Taking initiative to attend training and broaden skills in new electrical technologies.
Responsible for code compliance.
Responsible for the administration and implementation of the quality control system.
Ensure all final inspections have been obtained prior to project close out.
Exercise the authority to halt work on nonconforming work and activities.
Any other tasks assigned by TAS Energy.