Deadline: February 12, 2025
JOB VACANCY #: JV 2024-57
THE POSITION OF: Electrical Inspector/Plans Examiner
DEPARTMENT/DIVISION OF: CD/Building & Trades
FLSA CLASSIFICATION: Non-Exempt
CLASSIFICATION: AFSCME 2763 – Rank & File
SCHEDULE: Full-Time
SALARY: CBA
Qualified, interested candidates must submit an application and current resume to:
Application – www.readingpa.gov/employment-application-2
Email – jobs@readingpa.gov
Position Summary
The Electrical Inspector/Plans Examiner oversees every phase of construction from planning to completion to ensure compliance with the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code and City of Reading ordinances. The Electrical Inspector/Plans Examiner has direct contact with both external and internal customers. The inspector must be able to interpret, explain, and implement as well as adapt to any changes made to the Codes and Ordinances.
Typical duties may include but not limited to:
- Review and approve electrical permit submittal documents.
- Schedule and perform field inspections noting any violations of Codes or Ordinances as well as issue permits for the installation, removal, and alteration of electrical systems equipment.
- Assist developers, designers, and property owners with Code-related problems, potential structure and building system hazards, and recommend abatement action.
- Draft and mail notices of violation, citations, condemnations, demolitions, and abatement orders.
- Maintain and submit records of field reports, inspection results, and plan reviews.
- Support other City departments as necessary.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Educational Requirements
- Minimum high school diploma/GED.
- Must possess current certifications for Commercial Electrical Inspector and Commercial Electrical Plans Examiner under PA Uniform Construction Code (UCC).
- Must possess current ICC certifications for Commercial Electrical Inspector and Electrical Plans Examiner
Experience
- Must possess a City of Reading Master Electrician license or equivalent for a minimum of 10 years.