QA/QC Inspector – Electrical
Job ID: 619348
12 Mar 2026
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Diploma; Engineering Graduates/PG
Energy /Nuclear /Solar /Power
Engineering
Equipment Operators/Inspectors
Quality / Testing
MS Office AutoCAD (basic) and familiar with QA/QC software tools
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QA/QC Inspector – Electrical
Job Location : Dubai, UAE
Key Responsibilities:
• Perform inspection and testing of electrical systems such as LV panels cable routing containment wiring DBs lighting power systems earthing and grounding.
• Review and verify electrical work against approved shop drawings and technical submittals.
• Raise inspection requests (IRs) and coordinate with consultants and main contractors for joint inspections.
• Identify non-conformities (NCRs) suggest corrective actions and verify rectification.
• Review and maintain ITPs method statements checklists and QA/QC documentation.
• Conduct material inspections to ensure compliance with approved samples and specifications.
• Monitor installation works to ensure compliance with safety quality and authority standards.
• Assist in pre-commissioning testing and final handover processes.
• Ensure documentation is prepared for authority inspections (DEWA ADDC SEWA etc.).
• Report daily activities and quality issues to the QA/QC Engineer or Manager.
Requirements:
• Diploma or Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering.
• 5 to 8 years of experience in electrical QA/QC in MEP or construction projects (UAE/GCC preferred).
• Strong knowledge of local authority regulations (DEWA ADDC etc.) and international standards (IEC IEEE BS).
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings layouts and single-line diagrams.
• Strong communication inspection reporting and documentation skills.
• Proficient in MS Office AutoCAD (basic) and familiar with QA/QC software tools.
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