System One is currently seeking a High Voltage Commissioning Inspector on a 12 month contract position for a solar project located in Hobbs, NM.

High Voltage Commissioning Inspector Responsibilities:
Responsible for high voltage commissioning inspection within the substation.
Ensure proper integration of solar-generated electricity into the grid.
This position may also involve occasional support for another solar farm in Earth, TX, accounting for approximately 5-10% of the time.
Planning meetings and then proceed to the field to monitor the installation of substations and transformers, conduct inspections, and communicate progress with the project team.
This role does not involve budgeting responsibilities, as those are handled by the superintendent.
Will work closely with contactors and subcontractors as well as with the onsite construction manager, two other inspectors and the regional superintendent.

High Voltage Commissioning Inspector Requirements:
Must be familiar with the hazards associated with such environments and are expected to wear PPE, including hard hats, steel-toed boots, long pants and long-sleeved shirts.
Strong foundation in high voltage electrical systems with 5-7 years of hands-on experience being essential.
While a formal degree is not required, candidates with commensurate field experience- particularly those who have completed an apprenticeship or hold a journeyman electrician license are highly preferred.
Commissioning experience, especially in solar or wind energy projects, is considered an asset, though not mandatory.
Familiarity with hazards associated with high voltage environments is critical, as the role involves working in potentially dangerous field conditions.
Valid drivers license is required as a company on-site vehicle will be provided.

Duration: 12 months
Location: Hobbs, NM
Pay Rate: $62-64/hr
PD: $178/day