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Electrical QC Inspector

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Electrical QC Inspector
£38.50p/h (outside IR35) + site-based + average 48hr working week + good overtime rates (night/weekend work) + travel time paid up to 5hrs @£38.50p/h per week + nightly allowance towards accommodation + contract work (min 4 months)
Electrical QC Inspector responsibilities include:
- Carry out Electrical Safety checks & inspections to required standards.
- Deliver detailed inspection reports.
- Risk assessment of fixed electrical installations.
- Drawings, tracing, labelling and schedules of electrical installations.
- Emergency lighting inspection and test to BS 5266 standard.
- Electrical load analysis; Public entertainment licensing testing.
- Lightning protection systems inspection and testing.
- Electrical safety assessments for plant and machinery.
- Act as Advisor providing technical and legislative advice where necessary.
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Electrical QC Inspector profile;
- C&G L3 in electrical installation qualification OR Electrical HND / HNC.
- SC clearance eligible (must be a UK Citizen who has lived and worked in the UK for the last 5 years)
- C&G 2391/2392 Inspection and Testing certificate & 18th Edition regs required.
- COMPEX certs 01-04 desirable.
- Minimum 10yrs relevant Electrical engineering experience, ideally 5 of which have involved 2nd or 3rd party testing and inspecting of electrical installations.
- ATEX inspections experience beneficial.
- Experience working on construction sites for the nuclear sector, Waste-Energy, other Renewables, Oil & Gas, Aviation, heavy industry etc
- Current UK driving license.


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