Electrical Site Observation Specialist

Role overview

Site observations and project support

• Observe electrical systems at job sites for compliance with project requirements and applicable standards.
• Document site and field conditions and discuss appropriate resolutions to nonconformance.
• Provide technical information and assistance to engineers or team leaders.
• Recommend the feasibility and application of systems or equipment.
• Attend preliminary job meetings and help evaluate the work scope.
• Assist with system layouts, detailed drawings, schematics, and specifications based on site observations.
• Prepare accurate responses and reports for contractors submitting documents for review.
• Read and interpret blueprints and construction specifications.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• At least three years of experience in systems design, installation, and construction administration required.
• A valid driver’s license is required.
• Discipline-specific certifications and relevant site observation or inspection experience are preferred.
• Advanced knowledge of electrical systems installation, construction administration, and industry codes, guides, and standards is required.
• Database knowledge such as EVOCO or PlanGrid and ability to read blueprints and construction specifications are required.

Travel and working conditions

• Significant travel is required, approximately 50% of the time, with flexibility to travel on little notice.
• Project schedules may require varying shifts, including nights or weekends.
• The role requires being on your feet all day and climbing ladders.

Pay range

• The listed hourly pay ranges vary by market: Denver $30.04–$52.04, Las Vegas $28.67–$49.67, and Los Angeles $31.68–$54.88.

Benefits

• Benefits include 401(k) match and profit sharing, employee stock ownership, paid training, performance bonuses, insurance, paid leave, health savings and flexible spending accounts, and wellness programs.