Electrical QA/QC Inspector

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee electrical quality activities on behalf of the owner during construction, installation, testing, and turnover.
• Review electrical drawings, specifications, submittals, inspection test plans, method statements, and quality documentation.
• Monitor contractor and subcontractor work to verify compliance with approved drawings, project specifications, NEC/NFPA requirements, local codes, and owner standards.
• Perform field inspections of electrical installations, including cable tray, conduit, grounding, switchgear, transformers, panels, lighting, receptacles, cleanroom electrical infrastructure, and equipment connections.
• Support quality walkdowns, punch list development, deficiency tracking, and corrective action closure.
• Review and verify electrical testing documentation, including megger testing, continuity checks, torque reports, grounding tests, relay testing, and functional testing.
• Cookordinate with engineering, construction, commissioning, safety, and operations teams to resolve quality issues.
• Coordinate with factory acceptance tests, site acceptance tests, pre-functional checks, and commissioning activities as required.
• Track nonconformance reports, quality observations, RFIs, field changes, and inspection records.
• Ensure contractors maintain complete and accurate turnover packages, including as-builts, test reports, certifications, inspection records, and commissioning documentation.
• Identify risks to electrical quality, schedule, safety, or operability and escalate issues to owner leadership.
• Support continuous improvement of project quality processes and lessons learned.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or related field preferred; equivalent field experience may be accepted.
• Minimum 7–10 years of electrical construction, quality, commissioning, or owner’s representative experience.
• Experience on semiconductor, data center, pharmaceutical, battery, cleanroom, or other mission-critical manufacturing projects strongly preferred.
• Strong knowledge of electrical codes and standards, including NEC, NFPA 70E, IEEE, NETA, and applicable local regulations.
• Experience reviewing electrical quality documentation, inspection reports, test records, and turnover packages.
• Excellent communication, documentation, and issue-resolution skills.
• Ability to work effectively with contractors, engineers, inspectors, commissioning teams, and owner stakeholders.