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Source Inspector-Electrical

Prima Strategic Group · Work from home
Work from home
PayPay not listed
WhereWork from home
TypeContractMid-level
Posted1 Nov9 days ago, via Himalayas
Kaam checked
No fee, deposit or pay-to-apply signs
Good spoken and written English expected
Day work
No vehicle or licence needed
Skills they list7 named
Oil and GasElectrical InspectionQuality AssuranceIndustrial InspectionSource InspectionIndustrial Electrical InspectorInspector
About this job

This is a remote position.

Job Summary

The Electrical Source Inspector performs independent source inspections at supplier and manufacturer facilities to verify compliance with Saudi Aramco requirements, approved drawings, ITPs, and purchase order specifications. Inspections are conducted in accordance with applicable IEC, IEEE, NEC (NFPA 70), ISO, and Saudi Aramco Engineering Standards (SAES/SAMSS) to ensure electrical materials and equipment meet contractual, technical, and quality requirements prior to release.

Candidates must be willing to complete the Saudi Aramco qualification and approval process.

Key Responsibilities

Perform source inspections per approved ITPs, Quality Plans, and Aramco electrical inspection requirements.

Verify compliance of electrical equipment including cables, switchgear, motors, transformers, panels, junction boxes, lighting, and grounding systems.

Verify material traceability, certifications, and test documentation.

Witness and verify assembly, wiring, termination, IR/Hi-Pot testing, functional testing, FAT, and routine/type tests, as applicable.

Confirm calibration status of electrical testing and measuring equipment.

Identify and report non-conformances and verify corrective action closure.

Review and endorse inspection reports, test records, and release documentation.

Maintain independence, ethics, and objectivity in line with professional inspection practices.

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications

Diploma or Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical qualification.

5–10 years of electrical inspection experience in oil & gas, petrochemical, or energy projects.

Strong working knowledge of electrical inspection practices and applicable IEC, IEEE, NEC (NFPA 70) standards.

Experience inspecting LV/HV cables, switchgear, MCCs, transformers, motors, control panels, junction boxes, lighting, and grounding systems, as applicable.

Preferred Certifications

Saudi Aramco project experience – Highly desirable

IEC / IEEE / NEC–based electrical inspection training – Advantage

NDT Level II (if applicable to scope) – Advantage

CompEx / Hazardous Area certification – Advantage (where applicable)

Saudi Aramco / Prima Qualification Requirements

Candidates must be willing to complete the Saudi Aramco qualification and approval process through Prima Strategic Group.

Required Documents

Inspector Resume Cover Sheet (provided)

Fully completed with a recent photo

Handwritten signature required (electronic signatures not accepted)

Current Resume (clearly listing manufacturers, equipment inspected, and locations)

Supporting certificates and credentials

Qualification Process

Resume packet submitted via Prima Strategic Group

Saudi Aramco inspection review

SAP number issued and Computer-Based Test (CBT) scheduled

CBT exam completed for applicable electrical commodities

Technical interview conducted

Final qualification results issued

Benefits

Opportunity to work on Saudi Aramco–approved inspection assignments across multiple global locations, including Argentina, Canada, China, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, USA, and Vietnam, providing broad international exposure and career development.

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