What does an electrical safety inspector do?

An Electrical Safety Inspector is responsible for inspecting electrical systems in buildings, homes, and workplaces to ensure they comply with safety codes and regulations. They check wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, and other electrical components to identify potential hazards and verify that installations are safe and up to code. Inspectors may also investigate electrical accidents, provide recommendations for corrections, and issue permits or approvals for new electrical systems. Their work helps prevent electrical fires, shocks, and other dangerous incidents. They often collaborate with electricians, contractors, and regulatory agencies to maintain public safety.