Industrial Assessor

Bureau Veritas Group

. Perform Qualified Electrical Worker activities and electrical field assessments in accordance with OSHA, NFPA 70E, and site-specific requirements .

Posted 10/7/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in electrical safety practices, including NFPA 70E and OSHA standards, while performing electrical assessments and surveys. Proficient in technical documentation and capable of evaluating complex facility systems, ensuring compliance and operational reliability.

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Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) CertificationNFPA 70E ComplianceElectrical Equipment SurveysArc Flash Data CollectionTechnical Report Writing

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Hard Skills

Electrical Equipment IdentificationArc Flash PPE UsageElectrical Data CollectionReading Electrical DrawingsFunctional Testing of EquipmentEvaluating Industrial SystemsDocumenting Field ConditionsSafety Judgment in Field WorkOperating Electronic Data Collection ToolsMaterial Handling System Assessment

Soft Skills

Independent WorkSound Technical JudgmentFlexible SchedulingEffective Communication

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft Office ApplicationsElectronic TabletsData Collection Tools

Certifications & Qualifications

CxACCPBCxPCEMNICETNFPA-related Certifications

Industry Keywords

OSHA StandardsIndustrial MaintenanceManufacturing EnvironmentsDistribution SystemsUtility FacilitiesComplex Facility Environments

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Flash

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform Qualified Electrical Worker activities and electrical field assessments in accordance with OSHA, NFPA 70E, and site-specific requirements
Conduct arc flash data collection and electrical equipment surveys
Verify equipment identification, nameplates, voltage, amperage, protective devices, conductors, ratings, and other system data
Evaluate electrical equipment and systems for condition, safety, maintenance, operational concerns, and compliance
Identify and document electrical deficiencies, hazards, equipment conditions, and maintenance concerns
Work safely around energized and de-energized equipment using LOTO procedures, approach boundaries, PPE, and energized work practices
Review distribution systems, panels, switchgear, motor control centers, transformers, disconnects, motors, and related infrastructure
Perform functional testing and observation of electrical and industrial equipment when required
Document field conditions through notes, photographs, equipment schedules, drawings, and technical documentation
Support evaluations of industrial maintenance practices, equipment reliability, and facility operations
Assess material handling and conveyance systems
Evaluate mechanical, controls, plumbing, and other industrial facility systems within project scope
Identify interactions between electrical, mechanical, controls, and material handling systems
Prepare technically accurate field documentation, assessment findings, observations, and recommendations
Travel approximately 50–75% (up to approximately 75%) to client facilities and industrial sites across the U.S.
Work flexible schedules, including night shifts and weekends, based on project needs

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or GED required
Technical degree, trade school diploma, vocational training, or associate degree in electrical, mechanical, industrial maintenance, or related discipline preferred
Valid driver’s license required, with a clean driving record and no significant MVA points or violations
Industry-recognized certifications, active pursuit of certification, or equivalent professional credentialing such as CxA, CCP, BCxP, CEM, NICET, NFPA-related certifications, or active trade licensure relevant to the supported discipline
Previously certified as a Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) per NFPA 70E and OSHA standards
Experience performing electrical work requiring arc flash PPE and electrical safety procedures
Experience performing electrical equipment surveys, electrical data collection, or arc flash data gathering
Strong working knowledge of NFPA 70E, OSHA electrical safety requirements, QEW practices, electrical equipment identification, and arc flash data collection methodologies
Experience in industrial, manufacturing, distribution, warehouse, utility, commercial, or other complex facility environments
Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, one-line diagrams, equipment schedules, nameplates, and technical documentation
Proficiency operating computers, tablets, and electronic data collection tools
Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word, and Excel
Ability to write technical reports, business correspondence, and standard operating procedures
Ability to work independently in the field and exercise sound technical and safety judgment
Ability and willingness to travel to client sites
Ability to successfully work from a remote location
Ability to travel by plane, motor vehicle, and train to client/project sites across the U.S.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including night shifts and weekend assignments
Ability to walk, stand, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, climb stairs and ladders, operate a motor vehicle, and occasionally lift or move up to 40 pounds
Ability to operate an electronic tablet in the field and a computer for up to 100% of the workweek

Benefits

Comp & perks

Attractive salary/benefit package
Equal opportunity employment
Assistance with searching the Careers Page and completing profiles/applications for individuals with disabilities