Victor Saifi is a New Zealand Registered Electrical Engineer and Registered Electrical Inspector. He also holds a Queensland Electrical Mechanic Licence and a New South Wales Qualified Supervisor Certificate and is admitted as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand and New South Wales. He is the Principal Consultant of Legal Circuit.

His practice focuses on electrical forensic engineering, high-risk electrical inspections, WoEF inspections, compliance, technical investigations, expert evidence and independent engineering advice. He works across residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure matters.

Victor investigates electrical failures, identifies root causes, assesses compliance and explains the engineering evidence. His reports provide clear findings supported by testing, technical analysis, applicable standards and objective reasoning.

He also provides end-to-end registration and licensing application services. These include EWRB pathways for Electricians, Electrical Engineers and Electrical Inspectors, Australian electrical licensing under the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act, and Trans-Tasman admission applications for New Zealand-admitted lawyers.

His legal training complements his engineering practice, particularly in matters involving regulatory compliance, contracts, liability, insurance and disputes. 

Qualifications

✅Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)

✅Master of Engineering (Electrical with Honours)

✅Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Licences and Registrations 

✅EWRB Registered Electrical Inspector, New Zealand (Registration No. I104138)

✅EWRB Registered Electrical Engineer, New Zealand (Registration No. EE 276758)

✅Member of Engineers Australia, MIEAust (Professional Engineer, EA ID 11096802)

✅Queensland Electrical Mechanic Licence, Australia (Licence No. 1509019)

✅New South Wales Qualified Electrical Supervisor Certificate, Australia (Certificate No. 101491S)

✅Admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand

✅Admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australia.