QC Supervisor (Electrical)

About the role

Quest Global delivers world‑class end‑to‑end engineering solutions by leveraging deep industry knowledge and digital expertise. By bringing together technologies and industries, alongside the contributions of diverse individuals and their areas of expertise, Quest solves the most critical and large‑scale challenges across aerospace & defense, automotive, energy, hi‑tech, healthcare, medical devices, rail, and semiconductor industries. The company seeks humble geniuses who believe engineering can make the impossible possible, and who are inspired by technology, innovation, and a commitment to design, develop, and test for Fortune 500 customers.

Responsibilities

• Verify delivered electrical items against IFC drawings, SLDs, cable schedules, specifications, and vendor documents.
• Check equipment location, mounting, cable routing, terminations, grounding, and installation interfaces.
• Identify shipping damage, missing components, and design or installation deviations.
• Raise inspection reports, punch items, and non‑conformance reports.
• Coordinate corrective actions with engineering, construction, commissioning, and quality teams.
• Confirm electrical systems are ready for testing, energization, commissioning, and handover.
• Supervise the activities of contractors.
• Lead site inspectors and maintain inspection and completion records.

Requirements

• Minimum 4 years’ experience in Electrical, Instrument & Control inspections.
• Prior site‑based construction experience.
• Familiarity with testing, commissioning, and startup activities for E&I systems.
• Experience preparing and managing quality documentation, inspection records, and NCR processes.
• Strong site coordination and leadership skills.
• Ability to manage vendors.

Pay

Pay range: $40 – $45 per hour. Compensation decisions are based on experience, skills, education, and other job‑related factors in accordance with the internal pay structure.

Schedule

This is an on‑site position located in Idaho City, ID. Candidates must be able to commute to the location using their own transportation and meet the required working hours. The construction environment may involve extensive walking and the ability to lift up to 40 lb.