MSR-FSR
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LeadElectricalInspector
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“Lead Electrical Inspector at MSR-FSR. Skills: Electrical inspection, Code compliance, Electrical leadership. Provide discipline leadership for electrical inspection. Provide leadership for inspection readiness”
What You'll Achieve.
Ensure electrical work is reviewed; Ensure electrical work is inspected; Ensure proper documentation; Ensure follow-up on issues; Support deficiency tracking; Support correction verification; Support reinspection closure; Ensure documentation is complete; Ensure documentation is traceable; Ensure documentation is professional; Ensure documentation is suitable for audit; Ensure documentation is suitable for turnover
Industry & Context.
Identify potential conflicts; Identify code concerns; Identify missing details; Identify coordination gaps; Identify field execution risks; Deficiency management; Correction verification
Stand, Sit, Hand and finger dexterity, Talk or hear, Walk up to 5 miles, Climb multiple flights of stairs, Climb, Balance, Bend, Stoop, Kneel, Crawl, Work near moving mechanical parts, Work around fumes, Work around airborne particles, Work around toxic chemicals, Moderate noise level, Lift and/or move more than 30 pounds, Close vision, Distance vision, Peripheral vision, Depth perception, Adjust focus, Wear personal protective equipment, Safely access obstacles, Traverse indoor obstacles, Traverse outdoor obstacles, Climb ladders, Walk on stairs, Walk on catwalks, Walk on uneven surfaces
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
15 years electrical construction experience, Active Texas Master Electrician License, National Electrical Code (NEC) knowledge, NFPA requirements knowledge, Adopted local codes knowledge, Electrical installation standards knowledge, Grounding and bonding requirements knowledge, Electrical safety principles knowledge, Inspection practices knowledge, Read and interpret electrical drawings, Interpret one-line diagrams, Interpret panel schedules, Interpret equipment details, Interpret specifications, Interpret submittals, Interpret RFIs, Interpret installation requirements, Communicate technical issues clearly
Nice to Have
3 to 5 years leading electrical inspectors, Experience with large commercial environments, Experience with industrial environments, Experience with mission-critical environments, Experience with advanced manufacturing environments, Experience with data center environments, Experience with semiconductor environments, Experience with utility environments, Experience with complex technical construction environments
What You'll Do.
Provide discipline leadership for electrical inspection
Provide leadership for inspection readiness
Provide leadership for code compliance verification
Provide leadership for deficiency management
Provide leadership for reinspection coordination
Provide leadership for field execution support
Lead electrical inspectors
Coordinate with project leadership
Coordinate with construction teams
Coordinate with quality personnel
Coordinate with engineers
Coordinate with contractors
Coordinate with owners
Coordinate with authorities having jurisdiction
Ensure electrical work is reviewed
Ensure electrical work is inspected
Review against approved drawings
Review against specifications
Review against applicable codes
Review against standards
Review against permit conditions
Review against project requirements
Provide field leadership
Apply electrical trade expertise
Maintain documentation discipline
Identify quality risks
Identify safety risks
Identify schedule risks
Escalate quality risks
Escalate safety risks
Escalate schedule risks
Provide technical direction to inspectors
Coordinate inspection priorities
Coordinate active work fronts
Coordinate hold points
Coordinate readiness walks
Coordinate reinspection needs
Coordinate discipline-specific field support
Support Program Manager with electrical staffing
Support Project Manager with electrical staffing
Support Construction Manager with electrical staffing
Support with inspection forecasts
Support with resource loading
Support with issue escalation
Promote consistent inspection practices
Promote technical judgment
Promote documentation quality
Promote professional conduct
Interface with electrical contractors
Interface with design representatives
Interface with owners
Interface with project stakeholders
Interface with jurisdictional representatives
Perform electrical inspections
Oversee electrical inspections
Verify work installation
Confirm inspection hold points
Confirm close-in inspections
Confirm rough-in inspections
Confirm above-ceiling inspections
Confirm energization readiness
Confirm final inspections
Confirm turnover-related inspections
Identify incomplete work
Identify noncompliant work
Identify inaccessible work
Identify not-ready work
Ensure proper documentation of issues
Ensure follow-up on issues
Support deficiency tracking
Support correction verification
Support reinspection closure
Support constructability reviews
Support inspection-readiness reviews
Support field-enforceability checks
Review electrical installation requirements
Identify potential conflicts
Identify code concerns
Identify missing details
Identify coordination gaps
Identify field execution risks
Elevate risks through proper channels
Coordinate with engineering regarding technical questions
Coordinate with design regarding technical questions
Coordinate with quality regarding technical questions
Coordinate with construction regarding technical questions
Prepare electrical inspection reports
Review electrical inspection reports
Maintain electrical inspection reports
Prepare deficiency logs
Review deficiency logs
Maintain deficiency logs
Prepare reinspection records
Review reinspection records
Maintain reinspection records
Prepare photo documentation
Review photo documentation
Maintain photo documentation
Prepare closeout records
Review closeout records
Maintain closeout records
Ensure electrical inspection documentation is complete
Ensure electrical inspection documentation is traceable
Ensure electrical inspection documentation is professional
Ensure electrical inspection documentation is suitable for audit
Ensure electrical inspection documentation is suitable for turnover
Support reporting of inspection activity
Support reporting of failed inspections
Support reporting of open deficiencies
Support reporting of reinspection volume
Support reporting of aging items
Support reporting of risk items
Support reporting of staffing needs
Maintain consistent use of approved forms
Maintain consistent use of inspection systems
Maintain consistent use of logs
Maintain consistent use of dashboards
Maintain consistent use of document control processes
Reinforce safe inspection practices
Reinforce electrical safety awareness
Reinforce access control
Reinforce site-specific safety requirements
Identify unsafe conditions
Identify energized work concerns
Identify access limitations
Identify lockout/tagout concerns
Identify conditions preventing safe inspection
Support a proactive quality culture
Participate in onboarding
Participate in safety training
Participate in quality meetings
Participate in inspection readiness meetings
Participate in lessons-learned discussions
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Coordinate with project leadership; Coordinate with construction teams; Coordinate with quality personnel; Coordinate with engineers; Coordinate with contractors; Coordinate with owners; Coordinate with jurisdictional representatives; Coordinate with design representatives; Coordinate with project stakeholders; Coordinate with engineering; Coordinate with design; Coordinate with quality; Coordinate with construction
Communication Scope
Technical communication; Reporting; Documentation
Process & Methodology
Resource loading, Issue escalation
Full Job Description
Job Description Electrical Lead ### Position Summary The Electrical Lead provides discipline leadership for electrical inspection, inspection readiness, code compliance verification, deficiency management, reinspection coordination, and field execution support. This position leads electrical inspectors and coordinates with project leadership, construction teams, quality personnel, engineers, contractors, owners, and authorities having jurisdiction as required. The Electrical Lead is responsible for ensuring electrical work is reviewed and inspected against approved drawings, specifications, applicable codes, standards, permit conditions, and project requirements. The role requires strong field leadership, electrical trade expertise, documentation discipline, communication skills, and the ability to identify and escalate code, quality, safety, and schedule risks. ### Key Responsibilities ### Electrical Discipline Leadership · Lead electrical inspection activities and provide technical direction to electrical inspectors assigned to the project or program. · Coordinate inspection priorities, active work fronts, hold points, readiness walks, reinspection needs, and discipline-specific field support. · Support the Program Manager, Project Manager, or Construction Manager with electrical staffing needs, inspection forecasts, resource loading, and issue escalation. · Promote consistent inspection practices, technical judgment, documentation quality, and professional conduct across the electrical inspection team. · Interface with electrical contractors, design representatives, owners, project stakeholders, and jurisdictional representatives as required. ### Inspection Execution and Code Compliance · Perform and oversee electrical inspections for power distribution, feeders, branch circuits, equipment installations, grounding and bonding, raceways, cable tray, lighting, panels, switchgear, transformers, generators, UPS systems, fire alarm interfaces, low voltage interfaces,
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