Travel-Heavy Electrical Qualification Specialist

Cummins; South Carolina; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Cummins is seeking an Electrical Qualification Agent to join our quality, inspection, and safety team. The role is based in Dallas, TX, with the possibility of working in other major metropolitan areas within the state.

Expect 90%+ travel to support electrical installations and services across multiple sites. You will inspect new electrical installations, review plans, issue and pull permits, educate stakeholders, enforce codes and standards, and maintain compliance records as a qualification

Responsibilities

• Driving Electrical Safety and Compliance: Ensure all electrical work performed by Cummins employees or subcontractors complies with NEC and state regulations. Conduct site visits, perform safety audits, and confirm adherence to compliance standards.
• Managing Permits and Documentation: Obtain and manage electrical permits for all jobsite activities across multiple states and municipalities. Review design criteria, specifications, and documentation to ensure compliance with NEC/NFPA70e codes.
• Supporting Technician Development: Monitor and maintain technician trainee cards, hours, and continuing education requirements to ensure compliance with state regulations.
• Collaborating Across Teams: Work closely with PEM/PM/Data Center and Start & Test teams to align schedules with permitting requirements. Participate in electrical safety meetings and foster a culture of safety and teamwork.
• Maintaining Regulatory Relationships: Build and sustain working relationships with state, city, and local agencies to ensure smooth operations and compliance.

Job description

Cummins is seeking an Electrical Qualification Agent to join our quality, inspection, and safety team. The role is based in Dallas, TX, with the possibility of working in other major metropolitan areas within the state.

Expect 90%+ travel to support electrical installations and services across multiple sites. You will inspect new electrical installations, review plans, issue and pull permits, educate stakeholders, enforce codes and standards, and maintain compliance records as a qualification