Electrical Inspection Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

Introduction The City of Milwaukee is proud to employ a workforce that is committed to providing exemplary service to the City's residents. If you have a passion for being a part of an inclusive team of public servants, please consider the following opportunity. Purpose The Electrical Inspector conducts system inspections in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings to ensure compliance with applicable electrical codes.

Essential Functions ELECTRICAL INSPECTION Inspect electrical service installations and installations in and outside buildings. Investigate complaints and aldermanic service requests; write work orders to correct and conduct re-inspections related to orders issued. Inspect occupancies and write work orders to correct conditions.

CUSTOMER SERVICE Advise journey-level and master electricians of code requirements to make installations compliant with existing regulations. Consult with contractors, builders, other inspectors, and architects on electrical installations. Explain electrical rules and regulations to owners of buildings when requested.

ADMINISTRATION Maintain accurate records of inspections and make detailed reports regarding complaints and rejections. We welcome qualified individuals with disabilities who are interested in employment and will make reasonable accommodations during the hiring process in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, as amended by the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) of 2008. Conditions of Employment The Electrical Inspector must be willing and able to do the following: Work indoors and outdoors, with exposure to airborne contaminants, heat, and cold; tolerate noise and vibration; and work in awkward, cramped workspaces.

Perform physical activities in work environments that require walking and standing, crawling, crouching, stooping, kneeling, reaching, balancing, pushing, and pulling. Climb ladders safely. Exert up to 50 lbs.

of force occasionally, and lift and move objects weighing 10-20 lbs. frequently. Wear approved clothing and maintain this clothing to comply with the departmental dress code.

Wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE). Work outside standard business hours to meet departmental needs. The pre-employment medical requirements for this position include: Physical Exam with lift test Vision Exam Audio-Gram Drug Screen - Non-DOT Minimum Requirements Must meet the State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS)'s requirements to receive a Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification under either Method 1 or Method 2, below: Method 1 - Experience and Examination - Completing the necessary hours of experience and passing the Commercial Electrical Inspector certification examination.

At least 1,000 hours per year for at least 6 years of experience in electrical work. If a person has successfully completed semesters in a school of electrical engineering or other accredited college, university, technical, or vocational school in an electrical-related program, the applicant may claim 500 hours per semester of experience, towards the required experience, OR At least 1,000 hours per year for at least 3 years of experience in electrical work and has a degree in electrical engineering from an accredited college or university, OR At least 1,000 hours per year for at least 3 years of experience in electrical work and holds a credential under W Stats.443 as a registered Professional Engineer, a registered Architect or a certified Designer of Electrical System. Method 2 - Proof of Current Licensure/Certification - Submitting evidence of holding a current license/certification: Wisconsin Master Electrician license, OR Electrical Inspector or Commercial Electrical Inspector certification issued by the International Code Council (ICC), OR Master Electrical Inspector certification issued under the International Association of Electrical Inspectors/National Fire Protection Association

Wisconsin Journey-level Electrician license, Master Electrician license or Wisconsin UDC Electrical Inspector license at the time of application and throughout employment. At least 1000 hours per year for at least three years in the design or installation of electrical equipment specifically related to construction in residential or commercial buildings. Attain State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) Commercial Electrical Inspector certification within 60 days of appointment and throughout employment.

Individuals required to test for obtaining the Electrical Inspector Credential must do so within the first 120 days of employment. NOTE: Passing the one-year probationary period is contingent upon obtaining this certification. Valid driver's license at the time of appointment and throughout employment, and the availability of a properly registered and insured vehicle for use on the job (Private auto allowance may be paid pursuant to Section 350-183 of the Milwaukee Code.)

NOTICE: Please do not attach your academic transcripts to your employment application. The hiring department will verify candidates' education as part of the background screening process prior to extending any job offers. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Other Characteristics TECHNICAL General knowledge of building and construction principles, techniques, and materials.

Knowledge of the practices, materials, and tools used in the installation of electrical systems. Knowledge of and ability to read and interpret federal, state, and local electrical codes. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and electrical plans.

Knowledge of the methods and instruments used to test electrical installations. Skill in using hand tools used in the trade, such as screwdrivers, pliers, and side cutters. Ability to inspect electrical installations to identify the causes of problems or defects.

Knowledge of how to perform all work safely. Knowledge of mathematics and ability to perform calculations and make precise measurements. Ability to use the Land Management System (LMS) to enter and retrieve information as well as conduct research.

Ability to use standard office software such as word processing, spreadsheet, and database applications to draft reports and prepare correspondence. COMMUNICATION AND INTERPERSONAL Verbal communication skills to respond clearly and accurately to inquiries and to explain technical information. Ability to interact effectively with builders, contractors, consultants, fellow employees, and the public.

Customer service knowledge and skills to serve the public positively. Ability to exercise tact and diplomacy and remain calm when working with people who are upset. Ability to work cooperatively and fairly with others whose backgrounds may differ from one's own.

CRITICAL THINKING AND PROFESSIONALISM Ability to stay up-to-date technically and apply new knowledge to work tasks. Ability to analyze and solve complex problems and exercise independent judgment. Ability to plan and accomplish work within deadlines.

Ability to maintain accurate, detailed records. Honesty, integrity and ability to serve as an effective steward of City resources. Commitment to professional development in electrical technology and code enforcement.

Current Salary The current starting salary range (Pay Range 7KN) is $92,987-$115,781 annually and the resident incentive starting salary for City of Milwaukee residents is $96,707-$120,412 annually. Appointment above the minimum is possible based upon level of experience and other qualifications and is subject to approval. BENEFITS The City of Milwaukee provides a comprehensive benefit program that includes the following: Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) Defined Benefit Pension Plan 457 Deferred Compensation Plan Health and Dental Insurance Paid Parental Leave Comprehensive Wellness Program Onsite Clinic Services Onsite Employee Assistance Program Alternative Work Schedules Long Term Disability Insurance Group Life Insurance Tuition Benefits Paid Vacation 12 Paid Holidays Paid Sick Leave and other paid leaves Flexible Spending Arrangement Commuter Value Pass For full details of the benefits offered by the City of Milwaukee, please visit https://city.milwaukee.gov/der/benefits

Selection Process THE SELECTION PROCESS will be job-related and will consist of one or more of the following: an evaluation of education, experience, and/or responses to supplemental questions; a written or performance test, a structured interview, or other assessment methods. The Department of Employee Relations reserves the right to call only the most qualified candidates to structured interviews and performance examinations. Structured interviews may include written exercises.

Selection process component weights will be determined by further analysis of the job. INITIAL FILING DATE - The selection process will be held as soon as practical after the deadline listed above. Receipt of applications may be discontinued at any time after this date without prior notice.

However, recruitment may continue until the City's needs have been met. Qualified applicants will be notified of the date, time, and place of the selection process components. Unless otherwise required by law, the City of Milwaukee will not provide alternative dates or times for the selection process.

The applicant is responsible for attending all phases of the job selection process at the time and place designated by the City of Milwaukee. Additional Information APPLICATIONS and further information may be accessed by visiting, www.jobapscloud.com/MIL. If you would like assistance completing an application, please contact the Department of Employee Relations at (414) 286-3751 or staffinginfo@milwaukee.gov

The Department of Employee Relations is located in City Hall, 200 E Wells St, Room 706, Milwaukee, WI 53202. Conclusion EEO 207 The City of Milwaukee values and encourages diversity and is an equal opportunity employer.