Travel QA/QC Specialist- Wisconsin Projects

About the role

The QA/QC Specialist ensures that all electrical installations and related construction activities on mission‑critical data center projects comply with contract documents, specifications, applicable codes, quality standards, and commissioning requirements. This role is central to maintaining strict adherence to quality expectations, reducing rework, supporting smooth commissioning, and helping the facility achieve hyperscale‑level reliability. The position supports three sites in Wisconsin, offering $178 per diem for travelers coming over 50 miles to the site. It is a contract position based out of Chicago, IL, fully onsite, and is anticipated to close on Sep 19, 2026.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily field inspections of electrical installations, including conduit, wiring, terminations, grounding, equipment mounting, labeling, and testing activities, to verify compliance with project specifications and quality standards.
• Validate that all electrical work is executed in accordance with NEC, NFPA, project specifications, and hyperscale data center standards.
• Review electrical specification drawings, one‑line diagrams, schematics, and installation drawings to confirm constructability and alignment with quality and commissioning requirements.
• Participate in constructability reviews and provide quality‑focused input to minimize the risk of rework and ensure efficient installation practices.
• Support vendor qualification and evaluation activities for specialty systems and materials, referencing defined quality and compliance expectations.
• Maintain detailed quality reports, inspection logs, test documentation, equipment data sheets, and commissioning‑related records in an organized and accurate manner.
• Prepare and update inspection logs and quality documentation to track issues, corrective actions, and overall project quality status.
• Collaborate with the Project Manager to provide weekly status updates, maintain issue logs, and integrate quality information with broader project controls.
• Contribute to commissioning activities by aligning installation quality with commissioning sequencing (L1–L5), testing standards, and turnover documentation requirements.
• Use construction management and documentation tools to manage, review, and archive quality‑related information for the project.

Skills

• 3–7 years of electrical construction experience, preferably on mission‑critical projects such as data centers, semiconductor facilities, or industrial plants.
• Strong working knowledge of NEC and NFPA 70E, with the ability to apply these standards to complex electrical installations.
• Experience reading and interpreting electrical one‑line diagrams, schematics, and installation drawings.
• Familiarity with commissioning sequencing (L1–L5), testing standards, and turnover documentation requirements for electrical systems.
• Ability to maintain detailed quality reports, inspection logs, test documentation, equipment data sheets,