Electrical Inspector

Electrical Inspector
Requirement: Must live in or relocate to Los Angeles, CA area

PMCS Group is hiring an Electrical / IT Inspector to work across major terminal and building projects in one of the largest airport capital programs in the country. If you know the NEC cold, can read a set of drawings faster than the contractor, and want your work to matter at scale — this is it.

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=4 Before You Apply — Read This

• Current ICC certification as Commercial Electrical Inspector is required to apply. No exceptions.
• Hired candidates must provide proof of NFPA 70E training within the last 3 years and Cal-OSHA 30-hour training within the last 4 years before assignment.
• Hired candidates must obtain a LAWA SIDA badge prior to official start.
• Must be available for any assigned shift — day, swing, or night — to match the contractor's construction schedule.

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Minimum Qualifications

• 3+ years performing electrical/IT inspections on building construction
• Current ICC Certification as a Commercial Electrical Inspector
• Proof of NFPA 70E standards training within the last 3 years
• Proof of Cal-OSHA 30-hour training within the last 4 years
• Training and working knowledge of NFPA 70, 70E, and 72
• Fall protection and harness training

< Education

• High school diploma or equivalent

P Preferred Qualifications

• Journey-level electrician experience installing and repairing electrical systems in public works, institutional, commercial, or industrial settings
• Experience enforcing building code and regulatory compliance on major construction projects
• Track record on complex projects coordinating with contractors, engineers, and city officials
• Sharp eye for identifying and resolving deficiencies so every phase meets standard
• Openness to learning the agency's prescriptive requirements
• Strong grasp of diverse code requirements
• Excellent communication and time management skills

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=' What You'll Do

Inspect daily. Document everything. Conduct comprehensive daily inspections of electrical and IT systems across terminal and building projects. Review and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, submittals, RFIs, and change orders.

Write reports that hold up. Produce daily inspection reports capturing the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of observed work — flagging progress, deficiencies, and safety concerns while they're still fixable.

Hold the line on code. Verify contractor compliance with local and national electrical codes (NEC, NFPA 70, 70E, 72) and LAWA-specific standards.

Protect the budget. Track and document time-and-material work, field changes, and job quantities. Help validate contractor progress payments against the approved schedule of values.

Coordinate the specialists. Support special inspections and testing with engineers, contractors, and third-party agencies.

Electrical Inspections Include

Underground utilities and duct banks · High-voltage switchgear and panels · Conduit racks, conductors, and grounding systems · Interior and exterior lighting · Fire life safety systems including smoke/heat detectors and FM-200 suppression · Electrical shutdowns, lockout/tagout, and breaker coordination

IT Infrastructure Inspections Include

Low-voltage systems (voice/data, security, access control) · Door card readers, security cameras, and P.A. systems · Communication cabling and equipment rooms

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= Tech You'll Use

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook), PM Web, Adobe Pro, Bluebeam, and similar project management and document control platforms. You'll handle change orders, submittals, RFIs, and inspection documents electronically with minimal supervision.

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= Good to Know

• May assume other duties as required
• Shifts may vary: day, swing, or night
• Modified schedules including nights and weekends as dictated by contractor activity and accelerated schedules
• Availability for overtime to meet project deadlines is preferred