Electrical Safety & Compliance Specialist

Cummins; New Mexico; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Cummins in Dallas, TX is seeking an Electrical Qualification Agent to join our quality, inspection, and safety team. The role focuses on inspecting electrical installations, reviewing plans, issuing permits, and educating stakeholders across multiple states.

This position requires 90% travel and involves maintaining compliance records for medium/high and low voltage systems, generators, EV chargers, and more. A current Master Electrician license (or equivalent) is required.

Qualifications

• Must maintain a current Master Electrician license (or equivalent) in home state.
• Willingness to travel 90% or more across states.
• Experience inspecting electrical installations and reviewing plans.
• Ability to educate stakeholders and enforce electrical codes and standards.

Responsibilities

• Driving Electrical Safety and Compliance: ensure all electrical work complies with NEC and state regs; perform site visits and safety audits.
• Managing Permits and Documentation: obtain and manage electrical permits across multiple states; review design criteria and NEC/NFPA70e.
• Supporting Technician Development: monitor trainee cards, hours, and continuing education requirements.
• Collaborating Across Teams: work with PEM/PM/Data Center and Start & Test teams to align permitting; participate in safety meetings.
• Maintaining Regulatory Relationships: build relationships with state/city/local agencies to ensure smooth operations.
• This position demands strong organizational skills and the ability to travel extensively and work collaboratively.

Education

Master Electrician license

Job description

Cummins in Dallas, TX is seeking an Electrical Qualification Agent to join our quality, inspection, and safety team. The role focuses on inspecting electrical installations, reviewing plans, issuing permits, and educating stakeholders across multiple states.

This position requires 90% travel and involves maintaining compliance records for medium/high and low voltage systems, generators, EV chargers, and more. A current Master Electrician license (or equivalent) is required.