Electrical Fraud Inspector

On-site in Haro·Full-time·Added 5 days ago

SGS

183 open roles

Overview

Job details

  • Full-time hours

    Per the ad.

Requirements

  • Have the right to work in Spain

    SGS doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.

  • Work on-site in Haro

    No relocation package mentioned.

  • Driving licence

    EU licences are valid in Spain; most others only for six months after you become resident.

  • Vocational training (FP Grado Medio)

    “Dispones de Carnet de Instalador Eléctrico , o Grado Medio en Electricidad , o Habilitación como Instalador de Baja Tensión .” — per the ad.

This job was automatically translated to English.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

If you have made it this far, it means we have caught your attention—and we are interested in you too! At SGS, we offer you a unique opportunity:

💡Joining SGS means becoming part of a team where innovation, integrity, and safety are our DNA. 

🧑‍💻👷What's our best secret? The people who are part of SGS. That's why we support them throughout their entire career journey so they can develop internally. 

📒Never stop learning! Access to our internal training campus so you can keep developing your skills. 

And so much more! 

Requirements

What we're looking for

How do I know if I fit?

  • You hold an Electric Installer License, or a Medium-Level Degree in Electricity, or Certification as a Low-Voltage Installer.
  • You have a driver's license
  • You are an assertive person

Since this is a field position, we are looking for someone who is comfortable with this type of work and who brings a dynamic, proactive attitude to their daily tasks.

The role

At SGS, we are looking for talent!

We are looking for an Electric Fraud Inspector to join our technical team. The selected candidate will be responsible for conducting field inspections to detect, verify, and document potential electric fraud in low-voltage installations.

What will my day-to-day look like?

  • You will conduct inspections to detect and document potential tampering or irregularities.
  • You will coordinate actions with other technical and security departments.
  • You will interact with clients to explain the operations carried out.
  • You will disconnect service when irregularities are detected and proceed to restore service whenever possible.

Hiring process

3 steps2 interviewsa task to do
  1. Application

  2. Recruitment team contact

    With recruitment team

    If your skills and experience match current or future needs, a member of the recruitment team contacts you.

  3. Interviews

    Face-to-face or virtual interviews, also a chance to learn about the job, your future manager and the culture.

  4. Assessments

    Not every role

    For some positions: personality, cognitive and technical assessments, a short psychometric study, or more thorough assessments by external consultants.

  5. Additional screening and reference check

  6. Selection and offer · With HR team

  • An email acknowledges receipt of every application.
  • Unsuccessful candidates are informed and may be contacted for future openings.

About SGS

SGS is a Swiss-headquartered multinational company and the world's leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. Founded in 1878, it operates across diverse industries including agriculture, construction, energy, manufacturing, mining, and public sector, providing services such as quality assurance, risk management, and sustainability solutions. With over 99,000 employees and a network of more than 2,600 offices and laboratories worldwide, SGS is a category-defining player in the Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) sector.

In Spain, SGS has a significant presence with offices in Madrid, Barcelona, and other major cities, offering a wide range of technical and inspection roles. The company is known for its strong commitment to safety, quality, and regulatory compliance, making it a relevant employer for international professionals with backgrounds in engineering, environmental science, and industrial safety. SGS provides opportunities for career growth in a global environment, and its Spanish operations are a key part of its European network.

Industry
Testing & Certification
Founded
1878
Employees
50,000–100,000
Headquarters
Geneva, Switzerland
In Spain
Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and 7 more
Website
sgs.com

Good to know if you are moving

  • SGS operates in over 140 countries, offering international professionals the chance to work in a truly global environment with potential for cross-border projects and career mobility.
  • The company provides extensive training and development programs, including language courses and technical certifications, which can be valuable for professionals relocating to Spain.
  • SGS has a structured career path with opportunities to progress from technical roles to management positions, appealing to those seeking long-term growth.
  • The Spanish offices are well-established and integrated into the European network, offering a stable work environment and exposure to diverse industries.
  • SGS is a large, stable employer with a strong brand name, which can be reassuring for international professionals seeking a secure position.

In their own words

About the company & team

Discover SGS: where quality, safety, and innovation come together.

At SGS, we are experts in paving the way toward a safer, more sustainable, and more reliable future. With over a century of experience and a presence in more than 140 countries, we are global leaders in inspection, verification, testing, and certification services. 

We are driven by a passion to push boundaries, transform industries, and make a difference. Here, every person plays a key role in our mission: building trust in every step and every project.

If you are looking for more than just a job, come be part of SGS.

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