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Pelzer, SC · On-site

$60 - $70/hr

We are seeking an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation Inspector to provide independent quality assurance and commissioning witness services for prefabricated electrical skid assembly and testing ...

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To thrive as an E&I Inspector, you need solid knowledge of electrical and instrumentation systems, understanding of relevant industry codes, and experience with inspection procedures, often backed by a degree or technical certification. Familiarity with tools such as multimeters, loop calibrators, inspection management software, and standards like IEC, NEC, and API is typically required, along with certifications such as NACE or CompEx. Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, clear communication, and report-writing skills help set candidates apart. These competencies ensure the safety, compliance, and reliable functioning of electrical and instrumentation systems in industrial environments.

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E&I Inspectors frequently work at industrial sites such as oil & gas facilities, power plants, or manufacturing plants, splitting their time between field inspections and office-based reporting. Daily tasks typically include inspecting electrical panels, wiring, and instrumentation installations, verifying compliance with standards, testing system functionality, and documenting findings in detailed reports. They often coordinate closely with engineers, construction supervisors, and quality control teams to address non-conformities and support project timelines. The role can involve working outdoors in various weather conditions and may require occasional travel to remote sites, making flexibility and adaptability important for success.

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An E&I (Electrical and Instrumentation) Inspector is responsible for ensuring that electrical and instrumentation installations comply with industry standards, project specifications, and safety regulations. They conduct inspections, perform testing, and verify that wiring, control systems, and instrumentation are correctly installed and functioning properly. E&I Inspectors work in industries like oil and gas, manufacturing, power plants, and construction to maintain quality and safety. They document findings, recommend corrections, and collaborate with engineers and technicians to resolve issues. Their role is crucial in preventing faults, ensuring efficiency, and maintaining compliance with industry codes.

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E&I Inspector

Bureau Veritas Group

Pelzer, SC • On-site

$60 - $70/hr

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Posted 13 days ago

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Job description

We are seeking an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation Inspector to provide independent quality assurance and commissioning witness services for prefabricated electrical skid assembly and testing at off-site integration facilities. You will document test readiness, witness critical testing activities, and ensure compliance with project specifications prior to equipment shipment and site installation.

Key Responsibilities

Testing Oversight & Documentation

  • Review and confirm test readiness against approved test procedures and supporting documentation
  • Independently witness off-site integrated skid testing activities across multiple testing phases (front-of-line and back-of-line environments)
  • Document all test conditions, results, alarms, trips, abnormal conditions, and notable events
  • Prepare comprehensive test reports for each test type performed

Specialized Testing Activities

  • Full-Load Burn Testing: Witness and verify 8-hour, 100% full-load burn tests; document achieved loading, duration, and any operational anomalies
  • Primary Injection Testing: Observe protective device testing and review documentation for completeness and compliance
  • Breaker Settings Verification: Verify and document breaker settings against approved project coordination documentation
  • Feeder Point-to-Point Verification: Conduct point-to-point verification in applicable skid configurations
  • Infrared Thermal Scanning: Witness thermal imaging during loaded operation; document hot spots, anomalies, and recommend corrective actions
  • NETA-Compliant Testing: Review NETA-compliant test procedures and results; identify deficiencies affecting readiness

Issue Tracking & Closure

  • Log all findings, deficiencies, incomplete items, and retest requirements in Cx Alloy tracking system
  • Monitor issue status through correction and retest cycles
  • Maintain detailed issue documentation to support Owner review
  • Confirm closure or clearly identify unresolved exceptions prior to skid release

Final Readiness Certification

  • Prepare final readiness certification letter confirming skid readiness for site installation and energization
  • Clearly identify any unresolved deficiencies, deferred items, testing limitations, or required follow-up actions

Required Qualifications

  • Experience: Minimum 5+ years of electrical skid testing, commissioning, or quality assurance experience
  • Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of electrical distribution equipment (switchboards, UPS, STS, PDU, protective devices)
  • Testing Expertise: Proficiency with NETA testing standards, primary injection testing, thermal imaging, and full-load burn-in procedures
  • Documentation: Excellent technical writing and report generation skills
  • Software Proficiency: Familiarity with issue tracking systems (Cx Alloy preferred)
  • Certifications: NETA certification or equivalent electrical testing credentials preferred
  • Communication: Ability to coordinate across multiple stakeholders and testing phases

Company Description

Bureau Veritas is a world-leading testing, inspection, and certification company. We help organizations meet regulatory requirements, manage risk, and improve performance across multiple industries. Our inspectors are trusted partners in ensuring safety, quality, and compliance for critical infrastructure and industrial assets.