Electrical Qualification Agent

Cummins•Spokane, WA

38d•$76,800 - $126,720•Hybrid

About The Position

Cummins Inc., a global leader in power solutions, is seeking a licensed and experienced Master Electrician to serve as an Electrical Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector . In this dynamic role, you'll be responsible for ensuring the safety, compliance, and quality of electrical installations across a variety of commercial and industrial environments-including generator systems, EV chargers, marine power, fuel cells, and loadbank testing. Your day-to-day will involve reviewing electrical plans, pulling permits, conducting field inspections, and collaborating with project managers, technicians, and local officials to ensure all work meets NEC, NFPA 70e, and state-specific codes. A strong understanding of ATS switchgear and hands-on experience working with generators in the field is essential. This role requires excellent communication skills, as you'll regularly engage with stakeholders at all levels, from field crews to permitting authorities. Candidates with commercial and industrial experience will be prioritized over those with primarily residential backgrounds. This is a high-impact role for someone who thrives in the field, values safety and precision, and is passionate about driving quality in every aspect of electrical work. Washington and Oregon will be your coverage area for this role. In this role you will make an impact in the following ways: + Conduct on-site inspections of electrical installations and perform safety audits. + Review electrical plans, drawings, and specifications for code compliance. + Obtain and manage electrical permits across home and reciprocal states. + Act as the qualification agent for Cummins electrical systems, including low and medium voltage. + Ensure all work performed by Cummins employees and subcontractors meets NEC and state regulations. + Maintain current Master Electrician license and continuing education requirements. + Support technician licensing and training compliance, including trainee card tracking. + Collaborate with internal teams and local/state agencies to maintain strong working relationships. + Participate in electrical safety meetings and contribute to a proactive safety culture. + Travel regularly to job sites across assigned regions. You must meet the following minimum requirements: + Current Master Electrician License in home state (required). + Willingness to obtain licenses in reciprocal states. + 7-10+ years of experience in electrical/mechanical work or construction management. + Strong knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70e, OSHA, and state electrical codes. + Experience with commissioning, testing, and maintaining electrical systems. + Excellent communication, documentation, and organizational skills. + EVITP certification preferred, but not required. + Willingness to travel 75%-90% within given state or reciprocal states where applicable

Requirements

Current Master Electrician License in home state (required).
Willingness to obtain licenses in reciprocal states.
7-10+ years of experience in electrical/mechanical work or construction management.
Strong knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70e, OSHA, and state electrical codes.
Experience with commissioning, testing, and maintaining electrical systems.
Excellent communication, documentation, and organizational skills.
Hold a current State Master Electrical License for primary home State and hold or be willing to test for licensing in any applicable reciprocal states.
7-10+ years' experience in electrical/mechanical work, related field, or Construction Management.
Experience in the commissioning or maintaining of electrical and mechanical systems.
Experience working with general contractors and other trades.
Excellent communication, organizational, and documentation skills.
Knowledge of NFPA 70e, NEC, and OSHA regulations.
Knowledgeable of State electrical code, general industry codes and standards as well as basic electrical construction, means and methods.

Nice To Haves

EVITP certification preferred, but not required.
EVITP certification preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Conduct on-site inspections of electrical installations and perform safety audits.
Review electrical plans, drawings, and specifications for code compliance.
Obtain and manage electrical permits across home and reciprocal states.
Act as the qualification agent for Cummins electrical systems, including low and medium voltage.
Ensure all work performed by Cummins employees and subcontractors meets NEC and state regulations.
Maintain current Master Electrician license and continuing education requirements.
Support technician licensing and training compliance, including trainee card tracking.
Collaborate with internal teams and local/state agencies to maintain strong working relationships.
Participate in electrical safety meetings and contribute to a proactive safety culture.
Travel regularly to job sites across assigned regions.
Primary duties include inspecting new electrical installations, reviewing plans, issuing/pulling permits, educating stakeholders, enforcing codes and standards, and maintaining compliance records.
QA's will also assist with driving electrical safety and in investigating incidents.
Maintain and keep current Master Electrician license, equivalent master license, or other required licenses in QA's home state as well as any reciprocal states as required by or requested by Cummins.
Maintain proper hours of work and any associated continuing education credits.
Hold or be willing to apply for a reciprocity electrical license for any applicable reciprocal states.
Area of responsibility will include primary home state as well as reciprocal states.
Act as qualification agent of Electrical systems, including medium (high) and low voltage power systems in a variety of environments:
Generator Installations and Service
EV Charger Installation and Service
Loadbank Testing
Marine Power Generation
Hydrolyzers
Fuel Cells
Ensure that all electrical work performed by Cummins employees or subcontractors of Cummins complies with NEC and the electrical installation rules and laws of the State.
Regularly travel and perform site visits for checklist review, perform JSO's, electrical safety audits, and confirm that all work is being performed within compliance and safety rules.
Ensure that all electrical labors, permits, and licenses required to perform electrical testing, installation, repair, or commissioning have been pulled, in place, and displayed accordingly.
Review to ensure that Cummins or any Cummins subcontractors are adhering to all NEC and State electrical laws/regulations.
Obtain electrical permits for all Cummins or jobsite activities from any State, city, and or local municipalities.
Permits would be the responsibility of the QA and managed in both the QA's home state as well as any reciprocity states.
Permits may need be pulled/purchased in person.
Work with the PEM/PM/Data Center and Start & Test teams to ensure the proper permitting has been obtained for upcoming work.
Review design criteria, specification, drawings, equipment submittals, and other documentation to ensure it meets NEC/NFPA70e codes and qualifications.
Qualification agent in some states may be responsible to keep technician trainee cards up to date.
Hours for Cummins technicians to qualify for electrical tests will be monitored and submitted to the state by the agent will ensure the techs are renewing their trainee cards and completing the education courses to stay in compliance.
If required by the State, make notes in job story that a QA inspection has been completed and/or attach a virtual screenshot of e-mail in Cummins operations systems.
Maintain a working relationship with any State, City, or local municipality agencies as required.
Maintain any State, City, or local or loadbanking requirements as required.
Work with Electrical Safety Coordinators and participate in electrical safety meetings as required with all Power Generation Techs and Electric Vehicle Techs to ensure that all technicians are up to date on the latest regulations and requirements.
Drive a collaborative and improved safety culture.
Attend meetings as required, both virtual and in-person.
Other duties as assigned or required for the position.