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A regulatory body for electrical safety in Ontario is seeking an Electrical Wiring Inspector. The Inspector examines electrical installations, ensuring compliance with safety codes, while advising customers and maintaining inspection records. Candidates must possess a Certificate of Qualification as an Electrician Journeyperson with at least 7 years of experience across various sectors. A competitive salary and benefits package is offered.
ESA inspector recruitment occurs to backfill for retirements, which determines both the exact locations in Ontario and the number of openings. Recruitment is ongoing and you are welcome to apply. Please rest assured that someone reviews each application. If you are selected for further consideration, you will be notified by email.
If becoming an Inspector is of interest to you, and you meet the requirements listed in the job posting, we ask you to submit your fully completed online application, including a detailed resume of your previous employment with employer's names and dates employed, work history, education, and date of issue of your original 309A license.
ESA’s team of 400 engaged and committed safety professionals are driven by a mandate to improve electrical safety for the people of Ontario. We administer and enforce Ontario’s electrical safety regulations through the delivery of a wide range of services and initiatives that are supported by our safety stakeholders.
ESA offers a competitive salary complemented by a comprehensive benefits package and learning opportunities to grow your skill in electrical safety while working in a great team environment.
We thank you for your interest in ESA.
If your application is selected for further processing you will be notified by email.
Please be advised that in relation to all job postings on this webpage, accommodation for persons with disabilities is available throughout the recruitment process upon request in accordance with requirements under the Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.