Electrical Inspector. 5. Paint Inspector The actual composition of the Site Team from time to time shall be decided upon by the Contractor depending on the workload and construction stage. Should the Owners have any reason to complain about any member of the Site Team, the Consultant shall take promptly investigate the complaint, and if it proves to be founded, shall make such change as the Consultant deems necessary.
Electrical Inspector. An employee who is a journeyman lineman whose primary duties consist of overhead and underground visual, detailed and intrusive inspections of the electric distribution system to identify hazards that impact safety and system reliability. Various diagnostic tests are performed during detail inspections such as infrared imaging, pole drill testing, conductor height measurements, checking for oil leaks, etc., and perform repair and maintenance work on poles and substructure as required. At times, the employee will be required to perform all the duties of the Lineman Classification. Instrument & Electrical Technician An employee engaged in journey-level work and performs all classes of electrical work. The employee’s duties may include installing, testing and maintaining all types of meters, protective relay, power plant distributed control systems, pneumatic control valves and actuators, transducers, high voltage circuit breakers and switch-gear, motor control centers, programmable logic controllers, fiber optic equipment, sensors for pH level, pressure, temperature and continuous emissions monitoring instruments control devices, batteries, and battery monitoring systems, fire alarm systems and recording instruments. The employee’s background of training and experience shall be such as to qualify the employee to perform these duties with skill and efficiency. Must perform compliance duties (1) in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations, and (2) as described in the department air compliance, water compliance, hazardous material compliance programs, NERC and safety. The employee must possess the appropriate State of California driver’s license, and be capable of performing the duties safely.
Electrical Inspector. 7. Building Inspector To be eligible for the FACE supplement, employees in these classifications must meet FACE’s certification criteria, responsible for maintaining the FACE certification including paying of FACE’s annual membership fees and completing recertification and refresher courses. The FACE pay supplements are calculated by using a percentage of base pay and are based on the level of certification as follows: 1 percent pay supplement upon obtaining level one (1) certification;
Electrical Inspector. An employee who is a journey level Line Technician whose primary duties consist of overhead and underground visual, detailed and intrusive inspections of the electric distribution system to identify hazards that impact safety and system reliability. Various diagnostic tests are performed during detail inspections such as infrared imaging, pole drill testing, conductor height measurements, checking for oil leaks, etc., and perform repair and maintenance work on poles and substructure as required. At times, the employee will be required to perform all the duties of the Line Technician Classification. Line Technician A journey level employee who is engaged in performing all classes of electrical power transmission and distribution system construction, maintenance and operation work. The employee may be required to drive a truck and operate any associated equipment, and must possess the appropriate State of California driver’s license. The employee’s background of apprenticeship and experience shall be such as to qualify the employee to perform these duties with skill and efficiency. The employee shall be capable of performing the duties safely.
Electrical Inspector. 3.5.1 The Electrical Inspector will inspect the construction of electrical systems and equipment to ensure that they are constructed safely, and in compliance with applicable codes and the contract documents. Electrical Inspectors will also inspect building systems, including fire and smoke alarms, security systems, paging systems, communication systems, building management systems and other building systems.
