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Servpro Industries, LLC

Operations Analyst

Lebanon, TN · On-site

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A Compex job refers to a role that requires competency in explosive atmospheres, typically in industries like oil, gas, and chemical processing. Compex (Competency in Explosive Atmospheres) certification ensures that electrical and instrumentation workers can safely install, maintain, and inspect equipment in hazardous environments. These jobs are critical in preventing accidents caused by flammable gases, vapors, or dust. Candidates usually need formal training and certification to qualify for such positions.

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Compex-certified technicians typically work in industries where hazardous or explosive atmospheres are present, such as oil and gas platforms, chemical processing facilities, and refineries. The work environment can often include confined spaces, heights, and strict safety protocols, with both indoor and outdoor assignments depending on the site. Collaborative teamwork with engineers, safety coordinators, and site managers is common, and you may be expected to manage documentation and compliance checks. Shifts can vary, especially in offshore locations, so flexibility and readiness for fieldwork are beneficial. Building hands-on experience in these challenging settings can open doors to supervisory or specialized roles with added responsibilities and leadership opportunities.

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Infographic showing various Compex job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 43% Full Time, and 57% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $44,250 per year, or $21.3 per hour.

Electrical Inspector

Deer Park, TX • On-site

Engineers and Constructors International Inc
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Job description

Join the ECI Group's Professional Technical Services Network as a contract Electrical Inspector. This is a Deer Park, TX based contract role with an anticipated 7-month duration with an estimated start date of September 1st. Note: You must be a US Citizen or Permanent US Resident to qualify for this position.
About the Role
Provide independent field quality assurance for electrical construction and installation activities on projects, ensuring work is executed safely and complies with approved drawings, specifications, and applicable electrical codes-delivering reliable, operable assets ready for commissioning and handover.
2) What's the role
You are the site-based electrical inspection focal for assigned project scopes. You verify contractor and vendor electrical work, witness testing, raise non-conformances, and support punch-list closure-working closely with Construction, QA/QC, Commissioning, and Operations to achieve right-first-time delivery.
3) What You'll be Doing
  • Perform routine and hold-point inspections in line with Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) for cables, terminations, earthing/bonding, trays, lighting, motors, switchgear, MCCs, and packaged equipment
  • Verify materials and installation methods match specifications, datasheets, and approved drawings (IFC, wiring diagrams, SLDs, layouts)
  • Witness and review test results (IR/megger, continuity, earth resistance, torque checks, functional checks, SAT) and ensure records are complete
  • Confirm hazardous area requirements are met (Ex equipment, glands, sealing, labeling, segregation, and documentation)
  • Conduct walkdowns, identify defects, raise NCRs/quality observations, and track corrective actions to closure
  • Support pre-commissioning/commissioning including energization readiness, system completions, and turnover dossier preparation
  • Participate in toolbox talks, PTW/LOTO compliance checks, and interface coordination to manage SIMOPS and safe execution
  • Provide daily inspection reports, progress updates, and inputs to look-ahead planning and constraint removal

4) Key Accountabilities
  • HSSE leadership: stop-work authority, strict adherence to PTW/LOTO and electrical safety practices, proactive hazard identification
  • Quality assurance: verify installations meet code/specification requirements and are fit-for-purpose with minimal rework
  • Documentation integrity: accurate inspection/test records, redlines/as-builts, and complete turnover packages for handover
  • NCR/punch control: timely identification, escalation, and closure verification of defects and punch items
  • Stakeholder alignment: effective coordination with contractors, vendors, construction supervisors, commissioning, and operations
  • Compliance: ensure work complies with applicable standards (e.g., IEC/IEEE/NEC where relevant), client specifications, and local regulations

5) What You Bring
  • Technical diploma/degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent trade/technical qualification
  • Typically 5+ years' experience inspecting electrical works on industrial, energy, or large infrastructure projects
  • Strong knowledge of electrical construction practices, testing methods, and interpretation of drawings and specifications
  • Familiarity with QA/QC systems (ITPs, hold points, MDRs, NCRs, punch management) and commissioning readiness
  • Working knowledge of electrical safety, PTW/LOTO, and hazardous area requirements (IECEx/ATEX concepts); CompEx/Ex training is an advantage
  • Confident communicator with clear, factual reporting and strong contractor/stakeholder management
  • Proficient with common digital tools (Excel/Word) and inspection reporting systems.
Please Note: The ECI Group uses AI-assisted tools in the early stages of application review, with all decisions guided by human oversight and fully compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and ECI Group's applicable data protection policies and Privacy Notice.

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