Electrical Inspector

About Egis

Egis is a global leader specializing in architecture, consulting, construction engineering, and mobility services. Operating in 100 countries with 19,500 employees, the company is dedicated to developing smart infrastructures and buildings that address climate change while fostering sustainable and resilient territorial growth. In the Middle East, Egis employs 3,500 people across 8 countries and has successfully completed over 700 complex projects, earning a top ten ranking by Engineering News Record (ENR) due to their commitment to sustainable development and deep local market knowledge.

Position Overview

We are looking for a meticulous and experienced Electrical Inspector to join our Riyadh team. This role is pivotal in verifying the safety, quality, and compliance of electrical installations throughout the construction process.

Key Responsibilities

• Inspect electrical systems, installations, and equipment comprehensively to ensure conformance with contract documents, specifications, and applicable building codes.
• Perform daily inspections of MV/LV power distribution, MV substations, wiring, conduits, panels, lighting, and power infrastructure.
• Oversee installation of street lighting, apron floodlights, Ground Power Units (GPUs), and AGL infrastructure.
• Maintain consistent monitoring of site activities against established procedures.
• Review work package documentation and validate test data for compliance with specified standards and tolerances.
• Supervise testing, commissioning, and energization activities to ensure operational safety and correctness.
• Evaluate contractor shop drawings, submittals, method statements, inspection, and test plans (ITPs) for adherence to project requirements.
• Assess quality of materials, workmanship, and installation processes, ensuring compliance with project specifications and Quality, Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health standards.
• Identify and record non-conformance issues, follow up on timely rectifications.
• Prepare and maintain detailed inspection reports, logs, and records to support quality assurance.
• Engage in site coordination and progress meetings to address and resolve technical concerns.
• Work collaboratively with other inspectors and project teams to manage system integration challenges.
• Stay informed about local and international electrical codes and sector regulations.
• Prepare comprehensive documentation highlighting electrical deficiencies, code violations, and potential hazards.
• Support pre-construction discussions about electrical requirements and possible challenges.
• Handle any additional responsibilities assigned by supervisors.

Requirements

• A Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a closely related discipline.
• At least 10 years of hands-on electrical inspection experience, preferably linked to infrastructure and hangar projects.
• Experience in aviation-related projects is advantageous.
• Proven background in electrical project supervision and construction oversight within consultancy engineering settings.
• Prior engagement with Project Management Consultants (PMC) is highly valued.
• Thorough understanding of Saudi electrical codes, SEC standards, and international regulations.
• Expertise in electrical systems typical in infrastructure projects, including street lighting, utility networks, MV/LV substations, and AGL systems.
• Firm grasp of structured cabling, networking, and integrated systems.
• Competent in interpreting electrical schematics and drawings.
• Skilled in the use of electrical testing instruments and inspection tools.
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, written, and verbal communication skills, including fluency in English; Arabic is a plus.
• Experience working efficiently both independently and within team settings, particularly in fast-paced environments.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and relevant inspection software.
• Strong attention to detail with a dedicated focus on safety and quality compliance.
• Comprehensive knowledge of construction industry regulations and safety protocols.