Electrical Qualification Agent

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Alabama, +45 more states.

📋 Description

• Evaluate new electrical installations and analyze plans, specifications, drawings, equipment submissions, and associated documentation.

• Issue, acquire, pull, and oversee electrical permits across various states, cities, municipalities, and reciprocal states.

• Ensure that Cummins employees and subcontractors adhere to NEC, NFPA70e, state electrical laws, regulations, and safety protocols.

• Conduct site inspections, checklist evaluations, JSO processes, electrical safety audits, and incident investigations.

• Serve as the qualification agent for medium/high- and low-voltage electrical systems, which include generators, EV chargers, loadbank testing, marine power generation, hydrolyzers, and fuel cells.

• Monitor technician trainee documentation, electrical work hours, renewals, and submissions for continuing education.

• Keep compliance records and document completed inspections within Cummins operational systems.

• Foster relationships with state, city, local municipal authorities, and the Department of Industrial Relations.

• Coordinate permitting and compliance efforts with PEM/PM/Data Center and Start & Test teams.

• Engage in electrical safety meetings and promote technician awareness regarding regulations.

• Attend mandated virtual and in-person meetings and undertake other assigned responsibilities.

• Travel frequently throughout the home state and reciprocal states.

⛳️ Requirements

• A college, university, or equivalent degree is required.

• A current Master Electrician license, equivalent master license, or other required licenses in the home state and reciprocal states as necessary.

• Must maintain required work hours and continuing education credits.

• Must hold or be willing to apply for reciprocal electrical licenses.

• Intermediate level of relevant work experience, including experience in team leadership.

• Familiarity with NEC and state electrical installation laws and regulations.

• Understanding of NEC/NFPA70e codes and qualifications.

• Capability to inspect electrical installations, review plans, issue/pull permits, enforce codes and standards, and maintain compliance records.

• Ability to conduct site visits, safety audits, JSO reviews, and compliance inspections.

• Ability to manage technician trainee documentation, reported hours, and continuing education requirements.

• Willingness and capacity to travel 75–90% or more.

• Ability to participate in virtual and in-person meetings.

• This position may necessitate licensing for adherence to export controls or sanctions regulations.

🏝️ Benefits

• Competitive salary and compensation packages.

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans.

• Opportunities for professional development and continuing education.

• Flexible work schedule and remote work options.

• Generous vacation and paid time off policies.