As an Electrical Equipment Inspector, you will need to master following:

• electrical equipment components

More generally, an electrical equipment inspector is also versed in:

• analyse test data
• communicate test results to other departments
• electrical discharge
• electrical engineering
• electrical equipment regulations
• electrical testing methods
• electrical wiring diagrams
• electricity principles
• electromechanics
• inspect quality of products
• instrument performance elements
• interpret electrical diagrams
• measure electrical characteristics
• meet deadlines
• operate precision measuring equipment
• perform test run
• quality assurance procedures
• read assembly drawings
• read engineering drawings
• read standard blueprints
• test electrical equipment
• use measurement instruments
• use testing equipment

It also helps to know the following:

• electric drives
• electric motors
• test electromechanical systems
• waste removal regulations
• electric clocks
• electric generators
• electrical machines
• keep records of work progress
• liaise with engineers
• maintain electrical engines
• maintain electrical equipment
• maintain electromechanical equipment
• maintain test equipment
• provide user support for electrical instruments
• remove defective products
• research equipment needs
• resolve equipment malfunctions
• send faulty equipment back to assembly line
• write inspection reports