Electrical QC Professional

What You Will Do

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• Conduct daily field inspections of electrical installations on a secure federal installation.
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• Compare installed work against drawings, specifications, approved submittals, manufacturer instructions, project quality standards, and applicable electrical codes.
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• Inspect switchgear, transformers, generators, UPS systems, PDUs, busway, feeders, raceways, cable tray, grounding and bonding, labeling, and terminations.
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• Verify equipment installation, conductor preparation, torque requirements, phase identification, clearances, workmanship, and installation completeness.
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• Review and document electrical torque, megger, continuity, grounding, and voltage-testing activities.
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• Create clear inspection reports, punch-list items, deficiency notices, photographs, and quality-control records using project software.
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• Communicate deficiencies directly and professionally to electricians, foremen, superintendents, and project leadership.
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• Reinspect corrected work and track deficiencies through final closure.
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• Support energization readiness, pre-functional testing, commissioning, turnover, and final project documentation.
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• Maintain accurate, audit-ready records of inspected work in English, adhering strictly to federal compliance standards.
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Minimum Qualifications

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• Five or more years of commercial or industrial electrical construction experience.
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• At least two years performing dedicated electrical QA/QC, field inspection, commissioning support, electrical supervision, or equivalent quality-control responsibilities. Actual QA/QC experience is required, not just electrical installation experience.
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• Must hold QA/QC accreditations and certifications appropriate for federal/DoD work.
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• Ability to satisfy project-specific background checks and clearance eligibility for access to Buckley Air Force Base.
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• Strong working knowledge of the National Electrical Code and federal construction safety standards.
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• Ability to read electrical drawings, one-lines, specifications, submittals, installation details, and manufacturer requirements.
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• Ability to write clear, defensible inspection reports and punch-list items.
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• Demonstrated ability to read and write English proficiently.
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• Strong leadership skills, highly safety-conscious, and compliance-driven.
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• Reliable transportation and ability to satisfy project-specific drug-screening and safety requirements.
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Preferred Qualifications

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• Experience with Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) / Forma is a huge asset.
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• Experience with CX Planner or CX Alloy is highly preferred.
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• Active or previously held Journeyman or Master Electrician license.
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• Previous federal, military, or mission-critical electrical QA/QC experience.
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• Commissioning or energization-readiness experience.
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• OSHA 30 and NFPA 70E training.
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• Experience completing inspection and test plans, torque logs, test reports, punch lists, deficiency logs, and turnover packages.
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