Phoenix, AZ · Maricopa County
Special Inspection Certificate, Electrical
This certificate documents electrical work requiring special inspections and is completed by the registered design professional in responsible charge for a project.
What this form is
The registered design professional in responsible charge uses this form to identify electrical work requiring special inspection and name the qualified special inspector. The form is submitted with the permit application whenever the code requires special inspections. It asks for project, owner, and design professional details, the types of work requiring inspection, and the special inspector’s name and ID number.
Who needs it
A registered design professional in responsible charge completes this form when a project requires electrical special inspections under the applicable code.
How to submit it
Submit the form to the city with the permit application whenever the code requires special inspections. It may also be reproduced in the construction plans instead of submitting separate sheets.
About notarization
This form does not require notarization; the registered design professional signs and dates it, then signs and dates the original after reviewing the final inspection report.
How to submit this form
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Download The Certificate
Download the Electrical Special Inspection Certificate PDF.
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Complete The Project Details
The registered design professional in responsible charge completes the requested project, owner, and professional information.
- 3
Identify Inspections And Inspectors
Mark the types of electrical work requiring special inspection and provide the qualified special inspector’s name and ID number.
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Sign And Submit
Seal, sign, and date the form, then submit it with the permit application whenever the code requires special inspections.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Electrical Special Inspection Certificate document?
- It identifies project details, electrical work requiring special inspection, and the qualified special inspector. The registered design professional in responsible charge completes the form.
- When should I submit this certificate?
- Submit it to the city with the permit application whenever the code requires special inspections. The form may also be reproduced in the construction plans instead of separate sheets.
- Do I need a notary for the Electrical Special Inspection Certificate?
- No. The registered design professional signs and dates the form, then signs and dates the original after reviewing the final inspection report; no notary is required.
- How do I submit the Electrical Special Inspection Certificate?
- Submit the completed form to the city with the permit application whenever the code requires special inspections. It may be included in the construction plans in place of separate sheets.
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