Initial Electrical Testing Supervisor - QA Support

Initial Electrical Testing Supervisor / QA Support role focused on incoming electrical inspections and diagnostic testing for motors, generators, rotors, stators, and related equipment. Ensures accurate documentation, compliance with company procedures and industry standards, and data-driven repair recommendations.

Responsibilities

• Incoming Inspection & Testing
  • Perform initial electrical testing on incoming motors, generators, and rotating equipment.
  • Conduct and document testing including:
    • Insulation Resistance (Megger)
    • Polarization Index (PI)
    • Winding Resistance
    • Surge Comparison Testing
    • Hi-Pot Testing
    • Core Loss Testing
    • Rotor Testing
    • Continuity Testing
  • Verify equipment condition and identify potential electrical defects.
• Quality Assurance Support
  • Review test data for completeness and accuracy.
  • Assist QA personnel with defect identification and failure investigations.
  • Support root cause analysis efforts by providing accurate testing records.
  • Ensure compliance with company quality procedures and customer requirements.
  • Verify test results meet applicable acceptance criteria.
  • Support QA personnel with initial inspection reports and final reports.
• Documentation & Reporting
  • Record all testing data in approved databases, travelers, and reporting systems.
  • Attach supporting documents, photographs, and inspection notes to repair records.
  • Generate preliminary condition reports and repair recommendations.
  • Maintain traceable records of inspections and testing activities.
• Production & Repair Support
  • Provide technical feedback to project managers, estimators, and repair personnel.
  • Communicate abnormal findings that may affect repair scope or customer quotations.
  • Support production teams with test interpretation and troubleshooting assistance.
  • Assist with verification testing following repair activities when required.
• Calibration & Equipment Care
  • Maintain testing instruments in proper working condition.
  • Verify calibration status of testing equipment prior to use.
  • Report damaged or out-of-calibration equipment to QA leadership.
  • Follow all equipment maintenance and storage procedures.
• Safety Compliance
  • Follow all electrical safety procedures including NFPA 70E requirements.
  • Utilize proper PPE during all testing activities.
  • Perform testing in accordance with lockout/tagout and energized work practices.
  • Maintain a safe and organized work area.

Qualifications

• Preferred experience in an electric motor repair facility.
• Knowledge of EASA AR100, IEEE, NEMA, and ISO quality standards.
• Familiarity with Baker AWA, Megger, surge testers, and vibration analysis tools.
• Understanding of motor failure analysis and repair processes.

Pay

USD $35.00 - USD $55.00 per hour.