Electrical Inspector

Hourly + per diem

Electrical Inspection and Quality Control

• Perform daily inspections of electrical installations to verify compliance with approved IFC drawings, project specifications, approved submittals, and applicable electrical codes.


• Inspect electrical equipment installation, including switchgear, transformers, panelboards, motor control centers, UPS systems, generators, busway, and power distribution equipment.


• Inspect conduit, cable tray, underground electrical duct banks, grounding and bonding systems, cable pulls, terminations, and electrical equipment connections.


• Verify installation quality for medium-voltage (MV), low-voltage (LV), power distribution, and associated electrical infrastructure.


• Inspect electrical rooms, equipment pads, grounding grids, supports, sleeves, penetrations, and firestopping interfaces as applicable to electrical scope.


• Verify that installed materials and equipment match approved submittals and project requirements.


• Witness or verify applicable electrical inspections and testing activities in accordance with approved inspection and test plans.

Documentation and Reporting

• Complete daily inspection reports, inspection checklists, inspection and test plan (ITP) records, and quality documentation.


• Review drawings and specifications to identify discrepancies, installation conflicts, and potential quality issues.


• Document deficiencies and nonconforming work, issue or support nonconformance reports (NCRs), and track corrective actions through closure.


• Maintain punch lists, deficiency logs, redline drawings, inspection records, and turnover documentation.


• Verify that required inspection points, hold points, and witness points are completed and documented.


• Maintain accurate and organized records using project platforms such as Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud/BIM 360, or other designated systems.

Coordination and Field Support

• Coordinate with electrical superintendents, foremen, subcontractors, general contractors, client representatives, and commissioning teams.


• Communicate inspection findings promptly and professionally to responsible project personnel.


• Participate in quality meetings, field walks, installation reviews, and corrective-action follow-ups.


• Support pre-energization readiness reviews and turnover activities within the assigned inspection scope.


• Promote a proactive quality culture focused on preventing defects rather than simply identifying them after installation.


• Perform other quality-related duties as assigned by the Electrical QA/QC Manager.