Maritime Organisation based in Port Glasgow is currently looking to recruit an Electrical Inspector on an initial 15 month contract. The role will be fully on-site.
Contract Duration:
13 Months (initially and then ongoing thereafter) Hourly Rate:
circa £22.00ph Electrical Inspector Job Description: To support the installation, inspection, and witness testing of electrical systems onboard vessels in accordance with the project plan to achieve set delivery milestones. Responsibilities: Ensure health and safety compliance in all relevant methods, such as working at heights, confined spaces, and restricted zones. Promote a "Right First Time" approach in electrical installations, collaborating closely with production teams for efficient sign-offs. Monitor and evaluate electrical tests such as ground-fault, ground resistance, insulation resistance, polarity, continuity, capacity, and load, along with other required field tests. Conduct field inspections of electrical equipment installations, including ducts, conduits, cables, panels, and other system components. Review technical documents and drawings to identify and resolve any issues that could impact the stability or functionality of electrical components or systems. Ensure safety standards are maintained during electrical installations. Inspect electrical installations and modifications, witness testing, and support activities on-site. Skillset/Experience Required: Demonstrable experience with marine electrical systems and installations. Knowledge of defect assessment criteria based on standards, specifications, and classification rules such as Lloyd's Register. Commitment to a "Right First Time" approach in marine electrical operations, reducing the need for rework and ensuring quality workmanship.
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13 Months (initially and then ongoing thereafter) Hourly Rate:
circa £22.00ph Electrical Inspector Job Description: To support the installation, inspection, and witness testing of electrical systems onboard vessels in accordance with the project plan to achieve set delivery milestones. Responsibilities: Ensure health and safety compliance in all relevant methods, such as working at heights, confined spaces, and restricted zones. Promote a "Right First Time" approach in electrical installations, collaborating closely with production teams for efficient sign-offs. Monitor and evaluate electrical tests such as ground-fault, ground resistance, insulation resistance, polarity, continuity, capacity, and load, along with other required field tests. Conduct field inspections of electrical equipment installations, including ducts, conduits, cables, panels, and other system components. Review technical documents and drawings to identify and resolve any issues that could impact the stability or functionality of electrical components or systems. Ensure safety standards are maintained during electrical installations. Inspect electrical installations and modifications, witness testing, and support activities on-site. Skillset/Experience Required: Demonstrable experience with marine electrical systems and installations. Knowledge of defect assessment criteria based on standards, specifications, and classification rules such as Lloyd's Register. Commitment to a "Right First Time" approach in marine electrical operations, reducing the need for rework and ensuring quality workmanship.
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