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Electrical QA/QC Inspector

Phoenix, AZ

The QA/QC Inspector is a detail-oriented team player who ensures the quality and safety of the electrical products and services installed and/or provided by the field team, adhering to industry standards and company policies.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

 

  • Implement and maintain quality assurance protocols to ensure compliance with national and international electrical standards.
  • Conduct regular inspections of materials, components, and finished products to verify adherence to specifications.
  • Maintain detailed records of inspections, tests, and non-conformance reports. Prepare comprehensive reports for management review.
  • Perform tests on electrical components and systems, documenting results and identifying discrepancies.
  • Work closely with engineering, production, and project management teams to resolve quality issues and improve processes.
  • Assist in training staff on quality control processes and best practices.
  • Ensure all operations comply with health, safety, and environmental regulations.
  • Participate in quality improvement initiatives and recommend process enhancements.
  • Critical Infrastructure Testing- validate redundancy systems (UPS, generators, switchgear) and verifying electrical reliability for data centers, hospitals, and other mission critical facilities.
  • assisting in commissioning activities and ensuring documentation aligns with client turnover requirements (as-built verification, redline drawings, O&M manuals).
  • Prepare client-ready inspection reports and participating in owner/GC quality meetings, especially on mission critical projects.
  • oversight of lockout/tagout, arc flash boundaries, and safe work practices in high-voltage and mission critical environments.
  • perform investigations of failures or near misses to identify and implement corrective actions.

 

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS,  AND ABILITIES

  • Strong knowledge of electrical standards and regulations.
  • Proficiency in inspection tools and testing equipment.
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Effective communication and interpersonal abilities.
  • Detail-oriented with a commitment to quality and safety.
  • NEC, NFPA 70E, OSHA standards, and (if applicable) IEEE/IEC standards commonly required on industrial sites.
  • Strong proficiency in digital QA/QC platforms or software (e.g., Procore, BIM 360, Bluebeam) for reporting, punch lists, and inspections.

 

 

 Leadership & Training

  • Mentorship: Expand on “develop crew” by including mentoring apprentices and journeymen on quality and safety standards in complex/critical environments.
  • Continuous Improvement: Explicitly state participation in lessons learned sessions across projects to feed back into company best practices.

 

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE 

  • Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field.
  • Minimum of 2 years in QA/QC role within the electrical industry.
  • Relevant certifications (e.g., ISO 9001, Six Sigma) are a plus.
  • MEP

 Preferred Qualifications

  • Specialized Certifications: Consider listing credentials that add weight for mission critical/industrial work:
    • NICET in Electrical Testing
    • NETA certification
    • NFPA 70E Training
    • OSHA 30
    • LEED/AP or commissioning-related certifications (if sustainability is relevant)
  • Experience: Increase baseline requirement from just QA/QC exposure to experience on industrial, mission critical, or large-scale commercial electrical projects.

 

Soft Skills

  • Stronger emphasis on:
    • Ability to work under pressure and meet strict commissioning timelines.
    • Coordination with general contractors, owners, and third-party commissioning agents.
    • Flexibility for night/weekend work typical of cutovers or critical system tie-ins.

 

 

 

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